Eksempler på brug af More fairly på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Europe must distribute the burdens more fairly.
In the hope that the labour market will treat women more fairly, I would like us, too, to help change this situation.
Mr Barroso, you said that growth must be distributed more fairly.
On the contrary,we noted that they were conducted more fairly than those in many other countries.
We would save ourselves numerous discussions on development andmigration policy if the world trade system was structured more fairly.
The European Parliament must allocate payments more fairly among countries and among European farmers.
They therefore regard the current common agricultural policy as the best the EU can offer, even ifthey would like to see funds allocated more fairly.
With correct differentiation, we could ensure that aid was distributed more fairly and we could provide specific solutions for producers of milk, beef and veal, and cereals. We could also reduce budgetary expenditure.
We will ease the burden of countries which currently operate more humane procedures for asylum seekers, andshare the burden more fairly.
This proposal also undermines the principles of modulation and capping,which should help to redistribute aid more fairly among countries, production sectors and farmers; in other words, cutting aid to the major holdings.
But he also said that at this stage there will be no additional budgetary resources, and he stressed, in particular,that the budgetary burden should be more fairly distributed.
Water must be distributed more fairly, but at the same time the quantity of freshwater is falling, year after year, as a result of climate change and the destruction of ecosystems, such as wetlands, forests, shores and rivers.
I would like to hear the Commissioner tell me whether he has any proposals on those rights so the money is more fairly shared between all clubs in football.
My question here, then,is whether in the future we will not act more fairly, whether we will continue to allow a situation where the poorest people go on paying the heaviest price due to our weakness and the decisions of some people over others.
I take the view, as a representative of the Group of the European People's Party, that the cake that is being shared outis a big one, for the bigger the cake, the more fairly it can be shared out.
I concur with his view that decisions on granting refugee status should be taken more quickly, more fairly, and more predictably, which in itself is the ultimate objective of introducing a common European asylum system.
Article 2 of the Act of 20 September 1976 was accord ingly amended:the number of Members was increased from 518 to 567 and the seats were allocated more fairly.
Secondly, the national and regional basic areas would be defined in each Member State to allow the penalties to be applied more fairly, restricting them to the regions responsible for the situation.
Next, there is the question of granting Community financial aid in a way which allows genuine improvements to be made to the national inspectorates, so thatthe costs of monitoring can be spread more fairly.
In writing.- We welcome some of the positive elements of this report, andin particular the recognition of the need to spread the tax burden more fairly, the importance of public expenditure and sound economic governance.
However, and this still needs to be stressed, there is a need to conduct climate policy more fairly, in other words, in a way which does not, by its excessive burdens, mean the countries of Central and Eastern Europe will always be the poor relatives of the European Union.
The new nation-wide welfare system made it possible to exploit the given resources more efficiently andto distribute benefits more fairly, than the original small local associations could do it.
It includes a solid financial framework up to the year 2006, substantial reforms to the common agricultural policy and to structural policy, as well as changes to the own resources decision thattake greater account of the Member States' financial situation and help distribute the burden more fairly.
If we are saying that parts of Europe sometimes have floods andthat the water could perhaps be more fairly distributed, we must bear in mind that those floods are themselves the outcome of mistakes in water management.
My fellow Members, the economic policy objective of the Group of the Party of European Socialists is not, nor has it ever been, purely andsimply to distribute income and wealth more fairly and reduce inequalities in society.
The first vote would deal with the fact that entitlements under the generalized system of preferences should be shared out more fairly among the beneficiary countries, plus the word'accordingly'; the second vote would cover the phrase'a given percentage between 15% and 20.
This is a very important subject and it is a very important proposal that is being discussed in the Council, and I hope that, in the discussion being heldin the Council today, a declaration on the need to share the burden of immigration more fairly and equally is inserted in the Pact.
I should particularly like to emphasise the call contained in the resolution for the Commission to present proposals for an effective andefficient EU common agricultural policy(CAP), which would more fairly distribute direct payments between Member States and farmers, and strengthen the link between delivery of public goods to society and support payments to farmers.
Then there are the views of the so-called anti-globalisation movements, which are also topical and important; they are the views of those who imagine a development model with greater respect for people and the environment,those who imagine a more just society in which wealth is redistributed more fairly.
As a member of the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy,I should like to see the advisory committees more fairly and intensively involved in the next concrete discussions of the outcome of negotiations.