Examples of using Generalised in English and their translations into Czech
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Generalised feelings of guilt.
The European Union's Generalised System of Preferences vote.
Generalised tariff preferences.
India is the largest beneficiary of the Generalised System of Preferences GSP.
Generalised tariff preferences debate.
People also translate
I believe it is an orbiting dumpsite used for generalised waste disposal.
The current generalised system of preferences(GSP) will soon be coming to an end.
The only alternative is therefore to use the Generalised System of Preferences.
The generalised tariff preferences system does not, therefore, help the development of EU trade.
The repeated references to reproductive rights denote support for generalised abortion.
Generalised tariff preferences for the period from 1 January 2009 to 31 December 2011 debate.
Regulation(EC) No 732/2008 established a Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) that is valid until 31 December 2011.
Generalised use of globally accepted accounting standards will improve the transparency and comparability of financial reports.
Another issue that I wish to raise, Commissioner,is that of the Generalised System of Preferences Plus, from which Honduras benefits.
The new Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) should be a clearer and more transparent system.
On 27 May, the Committee on International Trade was informed of the state of play of the reform of these rules for the Generalised System of Preferences.
Secondly, the way the Generalised System of Preferences+(GSP+) operates is anything but perfect.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,this is an important opportunity to reaffirm, above all, the importance of the Generalised System of Preferences.
The European Union's Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) is a major achievement of European trade policy.
Thus, changes in the management of future cases of pandemics are needed in order to avoid generalised panic among people as well as unnecessary costs.
The current situation of generalised crisis that we are experiencing affects the majority of Europeans, but women most seriously.
I also add my support to my fellow Members who have emphasised that the European Parliament should be consulted on the application of the Generalised System of Preferences.
The transitional regulation on a scheme of generalised tariff preferences legally enshrines preferential access to the EU market for 176 developing countries.
In writing.-(PT) Since 1971, the European Union has been awarding preferential trade arrangements to developing countries within the framework of its Generalised System of Preferences GSP.
We are all convinced that since its creation the Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) has been one of the key European Union trade and development policy instruments.
The confidence of economic operators has also fallen substantially and,despite the optimism of Commissioner Almunia, economic growth is neither generalised nor guaranteed.
In other words, there is no EU policy for the generalised use of nuclear power, nor is there any EU policy for the generalised abandonment of nuclear power.
The establishment of more effective rules of origin is important in terms of the application of tariff quotas within the framework of the generalised tariff preferences and regional agreements.
In writing.- I voted in favour of this report since the Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) is a highly important trade and development mechanism that the EU has at hand.
Member of the Commission.- Mr President,I warmly acknowledge the support within the Committee on International Trade for the proposal on the extension of the regulation applying the scheme of generalised tariff preferences.