Eksempler på brug af These measures would på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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These measures would bring great added value.
Of course, it will be said that these measures would hurt the black population.
These measures would really represent progress in daily life.
We are particularly concerned about the effect that these measures would have on minibuses operated by the voluntary and non-commercial sectors.
These measures would do much to foster a culture of transparency.
Again, this is a serious matter for consideration by the governments of the Member States, and finance for these measures would be a good investment on the part of the EU.
These measures would supposedly provide financing for citizens to buy new cars.
The aim of the present proposal is to stop these requirements being evaded by groups of insurance companies who, without these measures, would have the possibility of accounting for the same capital more than once in their calculation of solvency.
At the same time these measures would clearly lead to the organisational break-up of farms.
I would like to point to the danger of proposing measures aimed at increasing kerosene prices, take-off and landing fees orflight ticket prices, since these measures would have a direct impact on users, who would have to shoulder any increase in prices by airlines.
In addition, all these measures would apply retroactively from 1 August 2006.
On this point, clarification is probably needed to show that this priority does not prevent the European Union from adopting its own sanctions for particular situations where these measures would be more direct and easier to apply in terms of time, specificity and geographical proximity, according to the principle of subsidiarity.
These measures would allow annual Third World production to double.
All the signs were that these measures would not be adopted, but that was not the case.
These measures would also send out a clear political message of the European Unions' commitment to this issue.
The original estimates were that these measures would reduce the deficit from 160% of GDP(the present level) to(a still very high) 120.
These measures would certainly bring a growth in employment and an improvement in the social situation.
The implementation of these measures would facilitate the maintenance of existing jobs and the creation of new jobs in regions where there is currently high unemployment.
These measures would require significant and costly investments but would not have any real benefits for the environment.
None of these measures would be possible while we are a member of the EU: they would all be illegal.
These measures would help reinforce the independence of the judicial system and help safeguard it more effectively against possible corruption.
These measures would have had a detrimental effect on their relations, developed over some time, with the States from which these illegal immigrants originate.
I feel that these measures would be conducive to the harmonious development and growth of these children as they, too, represent the future of Europe.
I believe that these measures would enable European Union money to be used more efficiently, thus saving taxpayers' money and reducing Parliament's current level of expenditure.
In addition, these measures would damage the Union's external trade policy by making it more complicated to conclude future free trade agreements, whether bilateral or multilateral.
These measures would also leave sufficient time to prepare the negotiations on creating an expanded, comprehensive free trade area, which is an objective shared by the EU and the Republic of Moldova.
Instituting these measures would greatly contribute to preventing the situation from deteriorating, and would help our growers to adapt to exceptional circumstances.
All these measures would help ensure equal opportunities between women and men, improve the quality of life, and also compensate for an ageing population as they would boost the birth rate.
These measures would enable us to achieve much better levels of road safety and to ensure appropriate health and safety conditions for drivers as well as fair competition in the road transport sector.
Some of these measures would require changes in existing Community legislation(e.g. a kilometre tax for heavy goods vehicles) while others could be introduced by Member States without any Community action.