Exemplos de uso de These draft em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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These draft lists concerned a population of.
The Commission should adopt these draft proposals by the beginning of 2002.
These draft principles both complement and qualify each other.
Whereas the Community should approve these draft rules in the Charter Conference.
These draft regulations will implement regulation 661/2009 for the purpose of type-approval requirements.
In the very first evening I heard these draft, sad shouts of the peasants running on the wood:"U-at!
In these draft conclusions we call for the Commission and the Member States to identify tangible actions for 2009 and 2010.
The Council had arrived at a general approach on each of these draft Regulations on 4 October 2004 Press Release 12400/04.
It is recalled that these draft provisions were added to the text following the entry into force of the Amsterdam Treaty.
We do need the support of Parliament in helping us get these draft regulations approved as rapidly as possible.
These draft negotiating guidelines have been shared with Parliament subject to the appropriate confidentiality requirements.
I also have some major concerns, as I have stated before in explanations of vote,about how we do these draft amending budgets.
The arrival the day before yesterday of these draft regulations proposed by the Commission nullifies point K in the preamble of my report.
Whereas the Charter Conference to be held on 3/4 December 1998 should formally adopt these draft rules as finalized in the meantime;
The Council approved these draft recommendations and decisions and indicated it would finalise the texts for Spain and Portugal at a later date.
The Council requested the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue examining these draft conclusions with a view to their adoption at its meeting in December.
Vetting these draft rules for trade compatibility is vital to the smooth operation of the pan-European single market after 1 May 2004.
I would like to take this opportunity to once more explain in detail why this process needs to be completed, and these draft regulations adopted, as soon as possible.
These draft regulations are intended to implement regulation 661/2009 on type‑approval requirements for the general safety of motor vehicles.
The Council instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to finalise the texts of these draft directives with a view to the adoption of the common positions, without discussion, at a forthcoming Council meeting.
The content of these draft directives impinged on education policy, with the two fields contributing to the establishment of free movement of persons.
Whereas draft rules concerning the conduct of the conciliation of transit disputes were discussed at the Charter Conference held on 23/24 April 1998;whereas the Charter Conference agreed that these draft rules should serve as guidance pending their formal approval;
These draft Regulations themselves have not yet been approved by the Council but constitute the basis for the Parliament's consultation and can be modified subsequently.
To conclude, I would therefore like to appeal to the Council to establish its common position on these draft directives as quickly as possible, of course as far as possible on the basis of the amendments from first reading in this Parliament, in order to submit it to Parliament for second reading.
These draft regulations should result in a simplification of the procedures governing Commumty partfinance for certain aid schemes during the programming period 2000-06.
A large number of written comments on these draft articles have been submitted by members of the Convention, and will be subject of a full debate at the plenary on 27-28 February.
These draft notices follow the approval by the Commission in October of the allocation of the reserve for Community initiatives by initiative and by Member State and the joint approval of new guidelines for the new aspect of Interreg and for URBAN, Employment and ADAPT.
Taking account of the increased financial requirements Parliament will face, these draft estimates keep us below the threshold of 20% of expenditure under heading 5. Our administration must pursue its rationalisation drive with a view to further optimising our efficiency, notably through staff redeployment.
The aim of these draft decisions is to amend Protocol 31 in order to update cooperation in the areas of education, training and youth(European Voluntary Service), of energy programmes and environment related activities(Altener II programme) and of exchanges between administrations of national officials Karolus programme.
The Commission should adopt these draft regulatory technical standards by means of delegated acts pursuant to Article 290 TFEU and in accordance with Articles 10 to 14 of Regulation(EU) No 1093/2010.