Examples of using Recommendations made in English and their translations into Czech
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Recommendations made to the EIB Group's management.
In writing.- I support the recommendations made in the resolution.
We are grateful to Janusz Onyszkiewicz for his report and the recommendations made in it.
Otherwise, the majority of the good recommendations made herein will remain a dead letter.
The recommendations made by the Commission and Parliament in the interest of simplification, which we made since 2008 in response to the crisis, have all served the purpose of making improvements on our part.
In addition to the Commissioner's recent announcement, I welcome the recommendations made by the GFCM.
It also falls short of the recommendations made by the relevant parliamentary committees on several counts.
I am talking about the Northern Gas Pipeline, which is being built in defiance of recommendations made by the European Parliament.
GA Mr President,I welcome the recommendations made in the European Union draft budget for next year.
I can assure you of the Commission's intention to examine thoroughly the recommendations made in your report.
I fully agree with the findings and recommendations made to the European Commission, because they are exceptionally fitting.
The EU is prepared to support the work that remains to be done,based- among other things- on the recommendations made by the EU's election observers.
These are the recommendations made to the then president of the United States by the chairman of the Presidential Committee.
Mr President, I agree with virtually all the recommendations made in this excellent report.
I had hoped, following the recommendations made and the resolution adopted by the European Parliament, that what we were saying would be borne in mind.
The Member States will accelerate structural reforms in line with the recommendations made in the context of the European semester.
This is why I fully support the recommendations made by this report, which highlight the importance of investment in vocational education and training for the European economy's future competitiveness.
This responsibility particularly involves paying heed to the correct and ambitious recommendations made by the European Parliament following the Rasmussen report.
We want the political responses to the recommendations made to the Member States over the next six months to be taken into account when establishing the penalties provided for in the legislative package on governance.
Secondly, I ask the Commission, as the only competition authority with EU-wide competence,to report to Parliament annually about the application of the recommendations made by it, and about any deviations from them.
I voted for this report because I strongly support all eight recommendations made by the rapporteur with the intention of reflecting good governance and economic stability in the European Union.
The recommendations made by the rapporteur regarding the Southern Europe Corridor, especially Nabucco, and the interconnection of the gas and electricity networks running from north to south in South-East Europe, must be considered and implemented as quickly as possible.
It is particularly important to follow up the recommendations made by Michael Gahler, our 2008 election observer.
I was surprised that the recommendations made by the ECOFIN Council did not take into account the measures which the new Romanian Government announced through its government programme and has started to implement by adopting the 2009 budget.
I voted in favour of the Florenz report because I agree with the recommendations made with regard to the future integrated policy on climate change.
I support the recommendations made, with the emphasis on the incentive for the exchange of best practices between Member States and greater cooperation between national media regulators within the European Platform of Regulatory Authorities EPRA.
Furthermore, Commissioner Rehn has taken every opportunity to call on the Serbian authorities to implement fully the recommendations made by the chief prosecutor in his report published in December 2008 and sent to the UN Security Council.
It is most encouraging to see that the interim evaluation report triggered very substantive responses from the institutions and that these responses, although putting the emphasis sometimes on different issues,basically agree with the main findings and recommendations made by the independent evaluation experts.
This takes into consideration the recommendations made by the Stockholm Programme and the procedures resulting from the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, which allow reports to be provided for on a cross-cutting basis, as well as the first Council proposal for a European victim protection directive of 5 January 2010.
Detective taylor's fate lies in the hands of the recommendation made by the administrative judge.
