Eksempler på brug af To the citizens of the union på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The Union must draw nearer to the citizens of the Union.
These priorities will significantly reduce the emissions of CO2 and other harmful substances,providing added value to the citizens of the Union.
However, this needs to be explained to the citizens of the Union, in order to increase social support for the next steps.
Decisions should be taken as closely as possible to the citizens of the Union.
To the citizens of the Union, I wish to say that it is only together that our peoples stand a chance of defending our values and interests in the world at large.
Folk også translate
It grants clear and unequivocal rights to the citizens of the Union.
WISHING to ensure that decisions are taken as closely as possible to the citizens of the Union;
We should be focusing instead on making it abundantly clear to the citizens of the Union that we want to create more employment and that we are concerned about existing jobs.
WISHING to ensure that decisions are taken as closely as possible to the citizens of the Union;
DE Without underestimating the importance of fundamental rights to the citizens of the Union, the non-attached members in the European Parliament abstained during the vote for two reasons. First, because problems with the text of the Charter(such as the ban on the reproductive but not the therapeutic cloning of human beings) precluded a vote in favour and, secondly, because the convention as an instrument of future constitutional development would appear to be more than dubious.
We should, however,be clear about what it is that we are now offering to the citizens of the Union.
That makes it very difficult for a Member ora Commissioner to make it clear to the citizens of the Union that we sometimes do sensible things here too.
That is why I believe that this report on the European Union's information strategies andsubsequent implementation of the programmes are so important and vital to the citizens of the Union.
Before we advocate more autonomy though, we must exploit, that is to say fully explore, every available opportunity for making savings in the EU budget, andwe must also explain to the citizens of the Union why we are permitting ourselves expenditure for two parliaments and are not coming up with simpler systems that would relieve the burden on the citizens of the Union rather than add to it.
Perhaps we have given ourselves excessive competences over the years and taken on excessive responsibilities in areas where it was notall that fruitful and, indeed, could be an irritant to the citizens of the Union.
It is extremely important that the two European institutions involved in these negotiations, the Commission on the one hand andParliament on the other, alongside the Council members, explain clearly to the citizens of the Union continually, every day, what the issues of this conference are and what responses we advocate in our capacity as European institutions responsible for ensuring both the proper operation of this enlarged Union and the common interest.
Deepening the European spirit must involve respect for differences andfor strengthening the principle that decisions must be taken at the closest possible level to the citizens of the Union.
In my opinion the new agreement provides an opportunity not only for an EU sports policy but also for an EU sports programme, andI believe that its popularity and closeness to the citizens of the Union will resemble that of the Erasmus programme, which has become both highly popular and also effective.
Mr President, the Commission's communication now being debated by the European Parliament onthe working principles and aims of education and youth programmes in the next millennium is of vital importance to the citizens of the Union.
A summit which tacklesthese issues would show the validity of such an institution once and for all, and would send a signal of confidence and hope to the citizens of the Union.
CS Ladies and gentlemen, I consider the Council's decision not to renew talks with Russia on a strategic partnership to be foolish,short-sighted and detrimental to the citizens of the Union.
I agree with what Mr von Wogau said in the Chamber today: the process of building a Union of security anddefence has the potential to bring us closer again to the citizens of the Union.
Europe will never make progress until the European institutions, ourselves, but also the Commission- and this was debated at length yesterday- provide the necessary elements to facilitate understanding of their work, andthis is true for all the information given to the citizens of the Union.
When we meet you, the heads of state and government and the President of the Commission in Pörtschach in four days' time, you will have a chance to take stock and to consider the improvements needed in order to make Europe more acceptable to the citizens of the Union.
It is complicated because it coincides with the debate on Agenda 2000, the financial reform of the Union and the negotiations on the Interinstitutional Agreement, that is, all sorts of ingredients that the rapporteur must mix together in one bowl, cook andfinally serve up to the citizens of the Union as something edible.
I hope this report will not increase the burden to intermediaries, in terms of cost or difficulty, or of conducting normal business practices, but will open up a competitive and transparent market throughout the 15 Union Member States, which ultimately, by providing volume and economy of scale,will provide real savings which will be handed down to the citizens of the Union.
Parliament will, for example, appoint a European Ombudsman to whom the citizens of the Union will have the right to appeal.
From Lebanon in 2006,through Chad to the recent tragic events in Mumbai- all have demonstrated the growing risks to citizens of the Union when travelling abroad.