Exemple de utilizare a Report recognises în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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The report recognises the valuable role played by this Fund.
In the case of bus and coach transport, this report recognises the need for additional measures for disabled persons and persons with reduced mobility.
This report recognises the enormous progress made by the Commission in recent years.
A number of amendments tabled by myself were successful and thus, the report recognises relative stability, the need to incentivise conservation efforts and the success that has been national control within the 12-mile zone.
The report recognises that in a time in which European Union citizens are particularly vulnerable, it is essential that the Member States ensure that social protection measures, and pensions in particular, are higher and more reliable, thus guaranteeing peace of mind to an ever ageing population, and ensuring that they remain economically independent.
Regarding environmental impacts, the report recognises that sport, in particular large sport events, can to some extent negatively affect the environment.
The report recognises the role that modernisation in the retail sector has played to help combat inflation over the past 50 years and to increase consumer choice.
I am pleased that the report recognises the role played by the fisheries and aquaculture sectors in maintaining employment in coastal, island and remote regions.
The report recognises the importance of Member States sharing best practice and exchanging information, but also emphasises that pensions remain a Member State competence.
It is actually quite interesting that the report recognises that the analysis of the public financial situation in 2007 and the first part of 2008'clearly shows a change in the economic trend and the looming prospect of a slowdown in the economy and growth, coupled with a continued lower rate of inflation and increasing income disparities'.
The report recognises that the integrity of online gambling is best dealt with by recognising the principle of subsidiarity in this area and allowing Member States to regulate the industry themselves.
The report recognises and praises the work done by the ECB in managing the crisis.
In writing.- This report recognises the reaction of global leaders that tax havens are a part of a global economy which should contribute positively to the wider interests.
That said, the report recognises that it is through cooperation and coordination that European Union Member States will best be able to combat fraud, crimes and social problems.
This report recognises that the free market and the individuals and businesses of Europe are vital to the reconstruction process, and it is on that basis that the British Conservatives support it.
While the report recognises the past role of the committee in this field it is important to recognise it for the future and particularly for youth organisations relating to the YEI.
Finally, the report recognises that a substantial development chapter is an essential part of any trade agreement, and that we should ensure trade and foreign direct investment.
I welcome that this report recognises that there is no'one size fits all' approach to pension provision across Member States, but that the EU can clearly add value in sharing ideas and coordination.
This report recognises that the best approach for dealing with gambling matters on the Internet is to recognise the principle of subsidiarity in this sector and to leave regulatory matters to each individual Member State.
My support for this report recognises the excellent work carried out by Mr Mikolášik and hopes that cohesion policy, even in the next programming period, continues on its path of aggregation and development of territories and the European economy.
The report recognises that the agricultural sector must continue to be supported by government price intervention, because quantities produced cannot be predicted or planned precisely and demand for agricultural products is low in price elasticity.
Similarly, the report recognises the legitimate interest of the EU to play a role on the new stage and stresses the imperative to take advantage of the opportunities that arise through supporting sustainable development in the area by its inhabitants, particularly the indigenous communities.
First of all, this report recognises that climate change is comprehensive, affecting, as it does, all sectors, not just industry, transport and energy, for which we have already established rules, but also agriculture, health, science and technology, ICT, education, soil, water and land use.
The report recognises that the directive's impact on the economy, businesses and citizens cannot be evaluated until it has been transposed in all Member States. The report therefore calls for closer, thorough monitoring by the Commission, with regular implementation reports. .
The report recognises the need to communicate better with our citizens on all the aspects of security which are of particular concern to them so that we can maintain support for our global engagement, and emphasises that everything the EU has done in the field of security is based on our values and principles and has been linked to UN objectives.
Integration Minister Majlinda Bregu affirmed that the report recognised the elections were free and fair, and that she considers the chapter on the elections now closed.
The Report recognised the Directive as useful for the proper and efficient functioning of the market, however it highlighted areas for improvement.
The report recognised the risks of shadow banking activities such as high leverage and pro-cyclicality, and it called for a reduction of the interconnectedness between banks and the shadow banking system, which had been a source of contagion in a system-wide banking crisis.
The report recognised that such challenges will require a variety of policy responses, including the strengthening of solidarity between the generations in terms of long-term care, greater recognition of professional carers and, most importantly, greater support for family carers.
Both reports recognise that further assistance and monitoring by the Commission is needed to support the reform processes in Bulgaria and Romania until all benchmarks are fulfilled and the CVM can be repealed.