Examples of using The third countries in English and their translations into Czech
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It helps the third countries and the European film industry.
There will also be, and already is,a coordinated policy involving the third countries that immigrants come from.
With regard to the requests to transfer the third countries that I listed, the Commission finds no justification for removing the visa requirement, and neither do we.
However, I believe that there is justification for this,because we will receive requests from the third countries that we work with.
Another very important element that would show us how the third countries that may be based in Papua New Guinea work is compliance with international employment rules.
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In this context, special attention must obviously be focused as well on the security of the travel documents issued by the third countries in question.
Not only that, but the Union bears responsibilities towards the third countries that supply our raw materials for energy production.
I also believe, for example, that the election process, including the pre-election andpost-election phases, should be included in the political dialogue with the third countries concerned.
ATTENTION: From July 2017, agencies can assign foreigners from the third countries who need employee card, blue card or work permit.
In writing.-(LT) This regulation lists the third countries whose nationals must be in possession of visas when crossing the Union's external borders, and those whose nationals are exempt from that requirement.
Ultimately, it will be the third countries China, Russia and India, who will carry on doing business, exporting and securing raw materials for themselves, and who will unfortunately not comply with these sanctions, who will be left laughing.
This adhesion will further increase the EU's credibility in the eyes of the third countries which it regularly urges to respect the ECHR as part of their bilateral relations.
I believe that the newly established European External Action Service needs to react to this current situation andto cooperate more actively with the third countries involved to resolve this situation.
If we want the third countries with whom we negotiate agreements to respect the principles and the very basis of the European social model, we must respect this model within the European Union.
Ladies and gentlemen, Regulation(EC)No 539/2001 lists the third countries whose nationals must be in possession of visas when crossing the Union's external borders and those whose nationals are exempt from that requirement.
Amendment of Regulation(EC)No 539/2001 listing the third countries whose nationals must be in possession of visas when crossing the external borders of Member States and those whose nationals are exempt from that requirement debate.
For 2009-2010 it is true that nothing has been decided yet, but there is a great deal of pressure on external expenditure, and in these cases,what happens, quite frankly, is that the third countries concerned tend to prioritise bilateral cooperation to the detriment of regional budgets.
It has to be able to cooperate in this way with the third countries from which immigrants originate in order to be able together to guarantee intelligent, humane monitoring of such illegal migration, which takes place, I repeat, at the expense of the individuals involved.
However, the call for better cooperation with the third countries concerned must not be allowed to overshadow the responsibility that falls on those companies that are placing the orders, for it is up to them to ensure that their product specifications comply with these health and safety requirements.
Furthermore, when sanctions are agreed,we also need to decide the benchmarks that will be used to lift them- the'exit strategy'- while retaining a small amount of flexibility for cases where the third countries concerned fulfil most of the benchmarks but not all.
It is based on three legal instruments applicable to Member States, namely Regulation(EC) No 539/2001,listing the third countries whose nationals are subject to visa requirements and those who are not; secondly, the visa code covering all procedures and conditions for issuing short-stay Schengen visas; and finally, Regulation(EC) No 1683/95 establishing the uniform format for visas.
Does Mrs Ashton, as High Representative and a Member of the Council, intend to take specific action, with specific dates,to coordinate the technical cooperation of various European countries so that the third countries to which we give aid really use that aid well?
President-in-Office of the Council.-(PT) The EU institutions implement the series of measures envisaged in the Council conclusions of 18 June 2007 within the limits of their competence as conferred upon them by the Treaty, in cooperation with the Member States and,whenever appropriate, with the third countries concerned.

