Eksempler på brug af This new policy på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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This new policy should therefore be part of a global vision.
We will have teething problems with this new policy in its early years.
 In view of this new policy, the Piping Systems Group receives the name GF Piping Systems.
Perhaps the Council andthe Commission can suggest something of this new policy to the repressive regime in Indonesia.
This new policy, which became necessary after the last major enlargement, covers a vast geographical area.
I believe that responsibility for this new policy must lie with the Member States.
It would be interesting to know what the Commission really intends to do to develop this new policy.
Is this new policy making America great again, and will America First deliver or is there a risk that America will end up last?
The invitation of a number of opposition andcivil society leaders to visit to Brussels in May is one example of this new policy.
This new policy gives the Chinese authorities the means to completely control religious activity on spiritual and material levels.
We propose, therefore, to adopt a gradual approach and furthermore,to be efficient, this new policy should be equipped with appropriate instruments.
I think this new policy direction is long overdue, but I am conscious of the difficulties and the realities before us.
Since the Cologne European Council, at Helsinki and Feira and tomorrow, I hope, at the Nice Council,we have been able to follow the progress of this new policy with pleasure.
This new policy will encourage trade and will strengthen the European Union's negotiating position at the WTO meeting to be held in Hong Kong next month.
However, I can assure you that the Commission's commitment to push forward this new policy hand in hand with Parliament in particular and with the Member States and stakeholders is guaranteed.
This new policy is, above all, a decision in favour of expansion and growth, the aim being to achieve annual steel production of 24 million tonnes in France by 1986.
I would like specific attention to be devoted to the issue of the Eastern Partnership at the forthcoming summit meeting because this is the only way in which we can guarantee success for this new policy of ours.
Mr President, without doubt this new policy is aimed at facilitating, amongst other things, the supply of oil and gas through that region to Western Europe.
The Programme focused on employment; the consolidation and develop ment of legislation where necessary and appropriate; equal opportunities for women and men; the building of an active society for all; andthe need for ongoing research to support this new policy approach.
This new policy in the Middle East must be a policy of cooperation and, at the very least, it must abide by our values and by international law.
In the course of the last months, we have been working out the various aspects of this new policy and we are preparing, in close consultation with partners, a first package of action plans to be jointly adopted with them.
This new policy must be complementary to the work done in the Member States and, in this regard, we have advised that it will be necessary to do more work on the problems faced by the new Members.
In light of the failure of efforts to halt the loss of biodiversity by 2010, could the Commission state what criteria on protection ofbiodiversity will be integrated into the CAP after 2013. Would it be possible to use this new policy to restore agricultural biodiversity?
The approach adopted in drawing up this new policy programme differs from that which applied in previous environmental action programmes.
This new policy should also be part of a global vision, with one major challenge: to be able to respond to the doubling of demand for food production and supply that will take place between now and 2050, in a context characterised by water scarcity, reduction of arable land and by a new energy agreement dictated by the fight against climate change.
Everything is also made more difficult by the determination of the Union institutions to extend the scope of this new policy, by presenting it as'a further step towards European political integration', in the words of the resolution we have just voted on. In other words, it is another step towards supra-nationality.
This means that this new policy, even though it could be provided for in the financial framework from the European Commission, ought to be provided for in the budget and not funded at the expense of other programmes.
However, we would do well to discuss these issues with a clearer idea of how much this new policy will cost, what effects it will have on general cohesion policy, and how we are going to distribute the resources in the context of the reform of the financial perspective from here to 2020.
In Parliament's view, this new policy must involve the 25 countries of the Union as it will be soon- in other words, those with which, on whatever basis, full integration with the Union has now been agreed, although at different times- and our eastern and southern neighbours.
The approach adopted in drawing up this new policy programme differs from that which applied in previous environmental action programmes.