Eksempler på brug af Negotiating chapters på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Three negotiating chapters remain to be opened by the Council.
A number of technically difficult negotiating chapters await us.
Two negotiating chapters have been opened and provisionally closed.
The Council has already completed the screening process for 22 negotiating chapters.
These issues are dealt with in the six negotiating chapters which are being handled under the auspices of the UN.
I do wonder, however, about the content of several negotiating chapters.
Of the 35 negotiating chapters, only eight are closed, which is a very good result for the Finnish Presidency.
The European Union and Croatia have provisionally closed 28 of the 35 negotiating chapters.
The goal of closing as many negotiating chapters as possible with the candidate states over the next six months, is a worthwhile one.
I should mention that at present,the conditions have been met for 10 negotiating chapters.
Three more negotiating chapters- economic and monetary policy, enterprise and industrial policy, and customs union- have been opened.
I appeal to the Council to open all the negotiating chapters as quickly as possible.
This thread must be taken up again in accordance with WTO rules andwithout this constituting a precedent for other negotiating chapters.
In June, Montenegro adopted action plans on negotiating chapters 23(judiciary and fundamental rights) and 24 justice, freedom and security.
I welcome the Spanish Presidency's position regarding the desire to continue opening negotiating chapters with Turkey.
Spain has promised to try and open four more negotiating chapters in Turkish-EU accession talks during its six-month EU chairmanship.
Two negotiating chapters were opened during this reporting period- environment and food safety- adding to a total of 13 chapters that are currently open.
Turkey is militarily occupying a part of a Member State of the European Union since,to this day, we have only ten negotiating chapters out of 35 and only one has been closed.
Moreover, the negotiating chapters that Turkey can aim to open under the present circumstances require significant reforms and adjustments.
At the end of the Danish Presidency andin just 13 months, more than half of the negotiating chapters have been opened and just under a third provisionally closed.
The opening of new negotiating chapters will result precisely in the kind of new dynamism, as regards progress on human rights and justice, that we want to see.
Croatia's path to accession of the EuropeanUnion has progressed significantly; progress has been noted particularly in attaining the benchmarks set in the negotiating chapters.
This means that by around the middle of this year half of all the negotiating chapters will have been addressed, and if the pace can be maintained around three quarters will have been addressed by the end of the year.
We firmly believe that progress in this matter will be achieved during the current presidency,as well as an agreement to facilitate the conclusion of the negotiating chapters that have been prepared for closing.
Apart from that,we intend this year to open all the outstanding negotiating chapters with Bulgaria and Romania and to present a more developed and enhanced strategy to prepare these countries for accession.
We now need to translate these strategies into more effective action which produces tangible results so thatBulgaria will be in a position rapidly to close all the negotiating chapters with a view to accession in about 2007 or 2008.
Since acquis screening is still going on with regard to all 31 negotiating chapters, and the European Union cannot therefore formulate any common positions regarding the negotiations at this stage, it is not possible to set a timetable for the conclusion of the negotiations, and certainly not for accession.
I shall welcome any more accurate timetable for enlargement to come out of Gothenburg, although to name specific candidatecountries would be irresponsible, given the negotiating chapters still outstanding and the Irish vote.
Before speculating on any very hypothetical future outcome concerning Turkey's accession process, I will simply say that the Commission has noted, for the second year running, that no progress wasmade on the Ankara Protocol and that that prevented any new negotiating chapters from being opened.