Examples of using Common aim in English and their translations into Czech
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Only people with a common aim.
Our common aim is to enforce the Lisbon Treaty from 1 January 2009.
But I always felt we had a common aim.
The common aim is the creation of integrated services to the local population.
The 27 Member States share a unified position, a single voice and a common aim ahead of the G20.
Our common aim is to make road transport more efficient and sustainable.
I firmly believe that the Council andParliament share the common aim of increasing patient safety in the EU.
Our common aim is not to deprive vulnerable consumers of protection by directive.
Rapporteur.-(DE) Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,it has emerged clearly in the debate that we have a common aim.
Our common aim is to change the present borders from lines of separation to lines of unification.
In our opinion the report by the European Parliament is a very useful contribution to our common aim of securing the timely and correct application of Community law.
Our common aim is peace, cooperation and resolution of the problems facing people who live in the here and now.
Mr President, over a year ago, a group of MEPs,the rapporteur and myself got together in Brussels for an informal meeting with a common aim- to do something about H1N1.
Our common aim is to minimise by-catches and discards, and we achieved this in committee.
They also attracted a wide range of diverse participants to seek a common aim or benefit and help in developing models for public engagement in policy development.
Our common aim is to help and support them, even if this means encouraging them to stay in their countries.
It is therefore essential for Member States to give top priority to the common aim of improving levels of education and training in the younger generation and instilling the habit of life-long learning.
Our common aim is to obtain a professional and comprehensive summary of the issue and based on this to take the right decision.
On the other hand, we have wanted to ensure that this celebration of diversity achieves the common aim which we all want, namely, to preserve and consolidate the unity of the European Union, in other words, our unity.
Our common aim now is to implement all the steps we have been talking about, to put them into practice and to look for feedback.
Members pointed out some issues that needed to be clarified andwill have to be monitored in order to reach our common aim: having a well-functioning supervisory system that is capable of doing its job properly.
In our opinion, the common aim of social integration and cohesion can only be interpreted to mean, in plain and simple terms, that working people in Europe must be able to live on what they earn.
I also think that opening the negotiations on the chapter on justice and fundamental rights can provide the ideal context to encourage Turkey to progress along the path of reform in this area,which is our common aim, in my view.
The common aim is to have the decision adopted before the summer in order to pre-empt any risk of non-decision by October 2011, which would cause the suspension of EIB external activities after that date.
The Commission very much welcomes the valuable input of Parliament and looks forward to continued collaboration with Parliament, Member States andstakeholders from all sectors, with the common aim of protecting the health of citizens throughout the European Union.
Since, however, we have a common aim of promoting pan-European Union competence, knowledge and innovation and of developing the European Economic Area, we need to have certain common rules.
We look forward to continued collaboration with Parliament, and also with the Member States, with stakeholders, both from the private and public sector, andI am sure that all of us have a common aim of achieving the highest possible level of food safety.
The common aim is to avoid a situation in which development occurs exclusively in population centres, thereby avoiding discrimination on the grounds of sex and or geographical provenance of citizens who live in the countryside.
However, I do believe, Commission President, that our common aim- when I listen to your speeches and read your interviews- is that in 2009 we shall also continue to expand a social and ecological Europe in a globalised world.
Therefore, the common aim of protection of fundamental rights, shared by the Agency for Fundamental Rights and the Council of Europe, has to be achieved in a significant and positive manner, avoiding duplication and any risk of fragility in the well-established judicial and non-judicial system put in place by the Council of Europe for the protection of human rights and individual rights.