Exemplos de uso de Precise timetable em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Precise timetables can be found here.
In that case, it shall include a remedial action plan and a precise timetable for its implementation.
Turkey has not even fixed a precise timetable for fulfilling the political criteria of Copenhagen.
At the same meeting,the Commission was also asked to draw up a detailed action programme and a precise timetable.
In other words, I feel that,with reasonable deadlines and a precise timetable, we will succeed in halving poverty by 2015.
We need a precise timetable and we will soon have the opportunity in Parliament to find out about specific objectives.
The Committee has therefore not thought it advisable to set out a precise timetable or to give explicit deadlines.
May I remind you that these actions are the responsibilityof Member States and the social partners, and thus the Commission cannot impose a precise timetable.
The Commission has been pressing Korea to commit itself to a precise timetable for the early removal of the discriminatory aspects of its tax legislation.
At the same meeting,the Commission was also asked to draw up a detailed action pro gramme and a precise timetable.
Clearly, it is too early to discuss a precise timetable now since we do not know what the eventual opinion of the Council and the Parliament will be in reaction to the Commission's proposal.
If Mr Bush were wise, he would announce a wholesale withdrawal, without maintaining any strategic bases, andhe would implement it in accordance with a precise timetable.
I cannot give you a precise timetable for them at the moment, but I can tell you that the Presidency of the Council and the Commission have a strong desire for these readmission agreements with Turkey to be achieved.
This Protocol provides for a reduction in sulphur emissions by the parties to the Convention on Long range Transboundary Air Pollution according to a precise timetable.
Luxembourg has replied that draft legislation is being considered but no precise timetable has been provided and as the Directive has still not been enacted, the Commission is sending a reasoned opinion.
Europe must therefore leverage on its ability to create added value while preserving its social model;the way to do this is through priority action plans with precise timetables.
The G20 has set out a precise timetable for governance reforms of the Bretton Woods institutions urging them to accelerate the implementation of their own plans for reform which predate the London Summit.
The Commission has gradually introduced competition policy legislation in the telecommunications sector,culminating in the adoption in July last year of a precise timetable for opening up voice telephony to competition.
Finally, it would like to see a precise timetable for Union accession to the European Convention on Human Rights and for progress in working towards cooperation in the field of justice and home affairs.
Next March, in Monterrey, then in Johannesburg in September at the World Summit on sustainable development,the European Union must take the initiative and make concrete proposals and set a precise timetable to honour these commitments.
Perhaps it might also be advisable to devise precise timetables- that is to say, determining not only costs but also dates- and, as we indeed do in other areas, changing priorities as appropriate when going over one deadline or another.
As regards Bulgaria and Romania, the Copenhagen European Council will have to adopt the Commission's proposals for detailed roadmaps,including precise timetables and increased pre-accession assistance, in order to take the accession process forward.
We must establish a precise timetable, stages and monitoring systems to ensure that all the Member States of the European Union respect this commitment, and, alongside this initiative, we must introduce an embargo on the sale of all forms of arms, including light weapons.
Nevertheless, vital as the role of the United Nations is and must remain,it is impossible at this stage to lay out a precise timetable for a transfer of sovereignty, or indeed to identify the precise nature of a Trust Fund in advance of the forthcoming donors' conference.
We now need the Commission to submit a plan for the second phase, with the same urgency, containing measures to increase fleet profitability and improve marketing as wellas measures aimed at promoting the value of fish at the first point of sale, measures for which we have no precise timetable as yet.
Third, the Council agreed on the importance of establishing a precise timetable for the negotiations on services, stressing that further market opening in this sector is of significant importance to the European economy and to many other WTO Members.
Reducing extreme poverty and child mortality, providing education and access to clean water and enhancing gender equality must remain at the centre of the development agenda andit is most unfortunate that there is no precise timetable committing all developed countries to the pursuit of the intermediate and final MDG targets;
Can the Commission provide detailed information on the precise timetable and financial plans concerning both the leg of the high speed rail link for Europe from Strasbourg to Vienna and the Brenner base tunnel as the centrepiece of the Berlin-Rome link?
However, at least the Committee on Development and Cooperation can feel satisfied because, on this question of commitology,an agreement has been reached which will allow us to establish the necessary budgetary estimates and a precise timetable for maintaining up-to-date information on the strategic guidelines and the priorities for implementing actions for the coming years.
Building a framework for convergence with a precise timetable and real participation by stakeholders in the OMC particularly those concerning research, education/training and employment; developing indicators, benchmarks and data that reflects citizens' concerns and aspirations;