Eksempler på brug af The shipbuilding på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Study on the shipbuilding market in 1995.
HVIDE SANDE Shipyard, Steel andService has been in the shipbuilding industry for many years.
The shipbuilding crisis- Commission report and communications tions.
References: Council resolution on the reorganization of the shipbuilding industry: OJ C 229, 27.9.1978; Bull.
However, in view of the shipbuilding situation I would rather avert my gaze from the Far East.
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Now the use of epoxy resin instead of metal cushions shortens the shipbuilding cycle and improves economic efficiency.
A restructuring of the shipbuilding industry Council Regulation(EEC) No 2617/80, as amended by Council Regulation(EEC) No 217/84 and 3635/85;
Aid for research anddevelopment specifically provided to the shipbuilding, conversion or repair industry shall include, but not be limited to, the following.
I hope that the Commission can act to save Cammell Laird Shipyards by allowing it access to the shipbuilding intervention fund.
The shipbuilding code contains a formula identical to the one in the steel code Council Directive No 81/363/EECof28April 1981 on aid to shipbuilding(3): last recital and Article 1e.
In December 1990 the Council adopted the Seventh Community directive on state aid to the shipbuilding sec tor for a three-year period 1.
Both the coalmining and the shipbuilding have long gone but because of the social deprivation I ugljenokopi i brodogradnja odavno su nestali, ali zbog socijalne deprivacije.
A small privileged group had entered into a contractwith the Danish Navy. Under this contract they supplied various goods and materials for the shipbuilding.
For years now, I think it is five years, we have had the Maritime Forum in the shipbuilding sector and I believe it has been successful.
In the shipbuilding context and OECD, the intention is to organise a meeting now between both industries to analyse the situation and to draw the necessary conclusions.
It is absolutely essential that the establishment remains a shipyard andthat it forms part of the shipbuilding industry and no other.
Under the new Directive, up until 31 December 1993 operating aid for the shipbuilding andship-conversion activities of these yards may not exceed a ceiling of 36% ofthe yards' reconstructed turnover before aid.
On the whole, the shipbuilding market showed no significant signs of re covery in 1981, thereby confirming the predictions in the third report on the state of the shipbuilding industry.3.
SUTHERLAND.- First of all, as the honourable Member pointed out, the shipbuilding directive was adopted by the Council at the end of December.
In these conditions, why limit this protection to culture and not extend it to the textile industry, to agriculture,to the iron and steel industry, to the shipbuilding industry and so on?
This declaration seems to be in clear breach of the OECD agreement's ban on aid to the shipbuilding industry andof the Union's policy in the shipbuilding sector, cf. the'seventh shipyard directive'. tive.
Therefore, I would like to make an appeal, and to point out that it is important for next year's budget to provide funds to rescue this industry,that is to say, the shipbuilding industry, throughout Europe.
The shipbuilding sector is in crisis, as the honourable Members are well aware. Furthermore, it is a sector which is greatly exposed to competition, especially from Asia, as has been underlined several times this evening.
While the Admiralty took care of the fleet, the shipbuilding and the men, it was the duty of the General Commissariat to procure the means and material on which the existence of the entire Danish Navy depended.
In December 1983 the Federal Government notified a special scheme aimedat the creation of alternative jobs outside the shipbuilding and steel industriesin the labour market region of Bremen.
According to Council Directive 92/68/EEC, until 31 December 1993 operating aid for the shipbuilding and ship conversion activities of yards operating in the territories of the former German Democratic Republic have been considered compatible with the common market up to a maximum of 36% of reference annual turnover.