Exemplos de uso de Two fundamental objectives em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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My report recognizes two fundamental objectives.
These are two fundamental objectives for the European Union, which cannot be mutually contradictory or prejudicial.
The package that has been presented to us fulfils these two fundamental objectives.
We therefore had to meet these two fundamental objectives and I sincerely believe that we are close to achieving this.
We, the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) and the European Democrats,have two fundamental objectives as this new millennium commences.
The two fundamental objectives to be attained were: the effective occupation of the territories and the extraction of natural resources and exploitation of indigenous labor.
Mr President, I will be brief in saying that my Group had two fundamental objectives in dealing with this proposal from the Commission.
The president understood the situation, but we agreed on not dissolving Parliament until the end of the year so thathe would be able to complete the Spanish term as European chairman following two fundamental objectives.
In this delicate field of data protection we must achieve two fundamental objectives: transparency in the future functioning of the secretariat and the independence of its work.
To conclude this report, the Commission would like to reiterate its conviction that, with the prospect before us of closer integration,all efforts must be directed to the ultimate achieve ment of two fundamental objectives.
Such a position might a priori be an obstacle to achieving two fundamental objectives, namely the strengthening of industrial policy, and the search for greater efficiency in public expenditure.
The company Masciarelli back to the appointment with the biggest showcase of Verona after winning last year's Vinitaly International Award for having been able to reach,in the space of just three decades, two fundamental objectives.
The Commission also stated that the draft Charter should meet two fundamental objectives: visibility for the citizen and the certainty as to the law that the Charter must offer in areas where Union law applies.
With its free and vibrant academic culture, which has been passed down since its foundation,Nagoya University has been stepping up efforts to achieve two fundamental objectives stated in the Nagoya University Academic Charter established in 2000.
There are two fundamental objectives sought by the Commission by reforming company law in Europe: strengthening shareholders' rights and third parties' protection; fostering efficiency and competitiveness of businesses.
The orientations for a future support regime for Community coal when the ECSC Treaty expires couldincorporate the two fundamental objectives which have emerged since the Treaty was signed, mentioned at point(1) above. Coal could thus play a part in the security of energy supply in the European Community while taking account of the environmental dimension.
Two fundamental objectives are to try to ensure that social differences are not made worse by the economic policies that currently prevail in that region and to try to ensure that the parliaments help with the integration of the area, which would be beneficial to all.
First, the Commission wants to stress that, in the action it has taken in this field,it has been pursuing two fundamental objectives, between which, as Mr Valverde López has already observed, there may sometimes be something of a conflict on interests: on the one hand we have consumer safety and on the other hand the desire to reduce, and preferably eliminate, suffering by animals.
This review is based on two fundamental objectives: the need to guarantee a high level of health protection for European citizens, and the completion of the internal market for pharmaceutical products, boosting the competitiveness of the European pharmaceutical industry and meeting the challenges of enlargement and globalisation.
The Congress of Europe in The Hague*** of 1948 laid down two fundamental objectives which were an expression of the concerns not only of the at tending governments, but also the major ity of the political, social, cultural and economic players whose presence was informal, yet politically significant.