Eksempler på brug af Transatlantic marketplace på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Those aspects are extremely important for the transatlantic marketplace.
Nor must the new transatlantic marketplace lead to a widening of the gap between north and south.
But I have a few cautionary comments to make on the new transatlantic marketplace.
I believe that achieving this transatlantic marketplace, for example, is one of the best answers we can give.
This is a comprehensive report covering a wide range of issues relating to the new transatlantic marketplace.
The Commission's Communication on the'New Transatlantic Marketplace' was discussed at the General Affairs Council of 27 April 1998.
The Transatlantic Business Dialogue is moving towards the idea of the new transatlantic marketplace.
There is the New Transatlantic Marketplace, which has been rejected by the Council, and we are now being offered the Transatlantic Economic Partnership.
Economic and Social Committee opinion on the Commission communication en titled'The new transatlantic marketplace.
New Transatlantic Marketplace: The Commission proposes to create a common market with the US, to expand bilateral trade agreements and to mutally recognize products.
The result of the process was then the Transatlantic Economic Partnership rather than the Transatlantic Marketplace.
The resolution includes a paragraph on the idea of a transatlantic marketplace, a proposal which has already been put forward in several of Parliament's resolutions.
From this point of view, I do not think that the answer would necessarily be the creation of a barrier-free transatlantic marketplace by 2015.
The FPÖ rejects the report on'The New Transatlantic Marketplace' because first we need a comprehensive and public discussion of the objectives and impact of this kind of partnership.
Changes must therefore be made to these agendas, and we must develop some kind of plan, idea orstrategy to form the basis of this transatlantic marketplace.
I am concerned to ensure that this new transatlantic marketplace should not hamper the European Union in its worldwide pursuit of sustainable development and a fair distribution of prosperity.
Multilateral approaches, as adopted in our relations with the United States, should be complemented by a partnership that follows clearly defined objectives and is aimed at setting up a transatlantic marketplace by 2015.
Firstly, the proposal to launch a transatlantic marketplace is the brainchild of the Transatlantic Policy Network, consisting of multinational corporations, neo-liberal think tanks and politicians in this House.
We have to have an effective transatlantic partnership in the twenty-first century based on a coherent institutional framework involving greater parliamentary cooperation and the concept of the new transatlantic marketplace.
I regret the fact that the more ambitious plans suggested by Sir Leon Brittan under the heading of the new transatlantic marketplace met with such strong opposition in the Council and were therefore not discussed with the US authorities.
The next item is the report(A4-0387/98) by Mrs Mann, on behalf of the Committee on External Economic Relations,on the Commission communication on the'New Transatlantic Marketplace' COM(98)0125- C4-0271/98.
I am particularly concerned that we move forward to build what is described as the new transatlantic marketplace, drawing from the recommendations of the very successful transatlantic business dialogue by focusing on those barriers which really matter, while taking into account consumer and other interests on both sides of the Atlantic.
It seems rather improper that this procedure has been chosen, particularly as we know full well that the Commission wishes to promote a free-trade area with the United States and that France experienced considerable difficulty in ruining the previous attempt,known as the NTM or New Transatlantic Marketplace.
Nonetheless, the transatlantic economic partnership is the most recent feature of the relationship,deriving from the new transatlantic marketplace and now, as Mrs Mann reminded us, endorsed by the Council last week in the form of an action plan.
All things considered, the new transatlantic marketplace could serve to safeguard consumer interests, given the stated aim of eliminating by 2010 all existing tariffs on industrial goods, thanks to new agreements negotiated on the basis of mutual recognition, the so-called MRAs. These, in our opinion, should reproduce the levels of consumer protection, safeguards and environmental safety currently guaranteed by EU rules within the Community.
I certainly can assure Mr Elles that there will be a long-term perspective for what we are trying to do with the United States andthe question of the appropriate framework for the new transatlantic marketplace to be developed further is one which is very much to the fore of my own thoughts, even if I am not able to give a conclusion to it today.
The Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy pointed out, very appropriately,that the discussions with the United States on the transatlantic marketplace should have respected the acquis communautaire, particularly in the agriculture sector, the association agreements and the Lomé Convention, which is far from being the case.
References: Commission communication on the new trans atlantic marketplace: COM(1998) 125; Bull.