Exemplos de uso de Intention to adopt em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Take note of the Commission's intention to adopt a communication on this initiative;
The United Kingdom may notify the Council at any time of its intention to adopt the euro.
The Council therefore declares its intention to adopt this Regulation in due time and not later than the end of April 1999.
Nevertheless, the Minister for Agriculture in my country, Portugal,has already announced the intention to adopt 20% modulation.
Will the Council therefore confirm its intention to adopt this agreement at its next meeting?
In paragraph 10, renumbered 9,the introductory subparagraph shall be replaced by‘The United Kingdom may notify the Council at any time of its intention to adopt the euro.
It also recalled that in Resolution 1696 the Security Council expressed its intention to adopt appropriate measures under Article 41 if Iran did not comply.
It reaffirmed its intention to adopt this legal instrument in the nearest future inviting the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue its work on this file.
This is because the Estonian authorities have expressed their country 's intention to adopt the euro as of 1 January 2011.
The Council confirmed its intention to adopt the Commission's proposal aiming at upgrading the bilateral trade regime with Albania towards regional standards before the end of July.
In addition, the company's satisfaction with the implementation of CCPM is confirmed by its intention to adopt it in other areas and operational units.
The Council expressed its intention to adopt a draft regulation setting criteria that determine when certain types of scrap metal cease to be considered waste.
The convergence process in Denmark andthe United Kingdom has not been assessed as according to their opt-out arrangements these countries have not notified their intention to adopt the euro.
We want to know whether the Council can confirm its intention to adopt conclusions on this issue during the Competitiveness Council of 3 December 2009.
The intention to adopt the Treaty of Lisbon, now by means of deception, which involves passing off exactly the same thing, which has already been rejected by the Irish people, as something different;
In the present study we propose a conceptual model to evaluate the intention to adopt a new technology, integrating the social relations of endorsement to the modulatory effects that social media narcissism.
If a comfort letter cannot be sent because of the need to settle the case by formal decision,the Commission will inform the undertakings concerned of its intention to adopt a decision either granting or rejecting exemption.
After Pitt announced his intention to adopt her children, she filed a petition to legally change their surname from Jolie to Jolie-Pitt, which was granted on January 19, 2006.
The European Commission has notified the fisheries authorities of the Faroe Islands of its intention to adopt measures in support of the sustainability of herring fisheries shared with the Faroe Islands.
Welcomes the European Council's intention to adopt a declaration on the preparation and content of the 2004 intergovernmental conference at its meeting in Laeken under the Belgian presidency; and trusts that it will be formally involved in an appropriate manner in this wideranging discussion;
It reasserted its support for the UNSC process andunderlined that the Security Council had expressed its intention to adopt further appropriate measures under Article 41 of the UN Charter should Iran fail to comply.
Indeed, the White Paper outlines the Commission's intention to adopt a series of measures aiming to clarify and simplify the legal framework for the financing of public service obligations by July 2005, whilst the majority of these elements have already been submitted for consultation as drafts.
Hence the question that I put to it on behalf of the Committee on the Environment:can the Council confirm its intention to adopt conclusions on this subject in the Council of 1 December 2009, despite Parliament's timetable?
The Polish authorities also expressed their intention to adopt in the first semester of 1998 a comprehensive restructuring programme, which will have, as its objective, the establishment of a viable steel sector in Poland, and to co-operate with the European Commission in the elaboration of this programme.
Since the Commission does not believe that to be sufficient to prohibit illegal discharges into the sea,the Commission has announced its intention to adopt a proposal on port reception facilities in its 1998 legislative programme.
Under these conditions, we declare our intention to adopt, following our respective internal procedures, targeted sanctions in the form of travel restrictions on a list of members of the Transnistrian leadership considered to be primarily responsible for the lack of cooperation into promoting a political settlement of the conflict.
Following adoption of the abovementioned reference system,Member States shall inform the Committee of their intention to adopt any national provision or of the development of any project in their territory which diverges from the reference system.
The Commission's intention to adopt a horizontal framework on State aid to large-scale investment projects in all sectors of industry was first announced in its communication to the Council, the European Parliament, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions on'An industrial competitiveness policy for the European Union.
It is recalled that, in approving the Interinstitutional agreement on 6 May 1999,the European Parliament stated its intention to adopt in July 1999 a Decision of its bureau on officials and other staff and an amendment to its rules of procedure concerning its members.
The Council reconfirms its firm intention to adopt, as soon as possible after receiving and considering the Opinion of the European Parliament, the draft Framework Decision on the execution in the European Union of orders freezing assets or evidence, the scope of which must be extended to terrorist-related crimes.