Exemplos de uso de Its general approach em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The Commission widely shares its general approach, except on the few issues that I have underlined above.
Currently, under existing Treaty provisions the EIB publishes an environmental policy statement which sets out its general approach.
Last week the Council agreed on its general approach to the Commission's legislative package on reinforced economic governance.
After an intensive round of trilogues with the rapporteurs and discussions at the Council,the Council modified its general approach on Monday.
However, its general approach is negative, particularly as it insists on decoupling production subsidies by calling on the Commission to push through the decoupling policy at a faster rate.
In conclusion, I wish to congratulate the rapporteur again for this good report andI am pleased to say that the Commission shares its general approach.
The Council had already agreed in its general approach on a number of changes to the text of the Commission proposal designed to enhance its clarity but also to accommodate concerns expressed by member states.
The Council asked the presidency to start negotiations with the European Parliament,on the basis of its general approach, with a view to adopting the decision at first reading.
Takes note of the analysis, the conclusions and the recommendations which the Commission has put forward in its communication on wise use andconservation of wetlands and approves its general approach;
The Community was thus able, as early as the end of October 1987,to submit its general approach to the negotiations in this sensitive area.
Thus in June 1 996 the Bank published a document on its policy relating to the envi ronment("Environmental Policy Statement"),setting out its general approach.
This research is a comparative study between the work of paul ricoeur andthat of jürgen habermas, in its general approach to the theories of action and discourse, and, in particular, in relation to the place and function that narrative discourse plays in them.
Secondly, the members of the Sri Lankan Parliament of all parties who came to Strasbourg some two months ago approved the specific recommendations contained in this report as well as its general approach.
The Commission has drawn up general guidance to Member States in order to make its general approach with regard to the problem of State aid through sales of land and buildings by public authorities transparent and to reduce the number of cases it has to examine.
The Council instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue work on this issue while awaiting the opinion of the European Parliament,to enable the Council to establish its general approach at its next meeting on 6 and 7 December.
Consequently, despite its general approach, which cannot but be endorsed, I am unable to support a report which contains in it the seed of a new attack on the concepts of citizenship and republican legitimacy which I hold so dear.
In his Antiquitates Rerum Divinarum(which has not survived, butAugustine's City of God indicates its general approach) Varro argues that whereas the superstitious man fears the gods, the truly religious person venerates them as parents.
The Council of Europe has in its general approach perhaps remained most faithful to the"éducation permanente" philoso phy, but in its programmes the more tra ditional and established sectors of edu cation have over the years got the upper hand and in its original connotation the concept has in a way been shelved.
The Council reached political agreement on a draft directive on a single European railway area(17324/11),confirming its general approach adopted in June this year, while adapting the wording of some provisions in order to take account of amendments adopted by the European Parliament.
Moreover, in its general approach towards crime, the EU attaches special attention to the protectionof and assistance to victims of crime, including racial crime, and on 15 March 2001 the Counciladopted a Framework Decision on the standing of victims in criminal proceedings9and on29 April 2004 a Council Directive relating to compensation to crime victims.
It invited the Permanent Representatives Committee to prepare the dossier with a view to reaching a general approach at its meeting in June.