Examples of using Decisions affecting in English and their translations into Danish
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Fishermen, through their representatives, must be truly involved in all decisions affecting them.
Together with SPI, make decisions affecting property held in trust for purposes related to Debian.
Disabled people should have the same right as others to be involved in decisions affecting their lives.
Only by collating the decisions affecting the seas and carrying out marine spatial planning will this be possible.
It will therefore be necessary to take together all decisions affecting the Financial Perspective.
Each of our countries has its own peculiar features in terms of the structure of its economy(more or less industrialization, with large, or small-to-medium undertakings) and the framework of industrial relations more or less unionization of workers and employees, different orientations and methods of unions,different levels of worker participation in decisions affecting them.
It is unacceptable for employees to find out about decisions affecting their company through the media.
The Nordic Region must be at the forefront of ensuring that children and young people thrive, know and exercise their rights andtake part in decisions affecting their lives.
It is not the place of the outgoing Parliament to take far-reaching decisions affecting the Members who will be elected in June 1999.
Women should not just bear half the sky on their shoulders, butalso have the right to take responsibility for decisions affecting our entire earth.
Its Article 12 stipulates that children have the right to be heard in decisions affecting them, and one of UNICEF's task is to ensure that every child has this right met.
Women constitute the overwhelming majority of the one billion people who are illiterate andwho live in the most extreme poverty, and decisions affecting women are still made by men.
This body has the power to make operational decisions, butmust refer decisions affecting the Convention itself to the contracting States for a consensus decision. .
A good many of the proposals presented infringe the sovereignty of the Member States andalso encroach on the right of individuals to take their own decisions affecting their own lives.
There can be no questioning the right, or indeed the necessity,to make commercial decisions affecting investment, location, operation and even closure of industrial plants in these increasingly competitive times.
Directive 2001/86/EC is designed to ensure that employees have a right of involvement in issues and decisions affecting the life of their SE.
As long as the land, the banks and the big monopolies remain in the hands of a few,all the really important decisions affecting our lives will be taken, not by parliaments and elected governments but behind locked doors in the boards of directors of the banks and big companies.
Involvement in international trade is, whatever the product market concerned, accompanied by the risk that an importing country will adopt decisions affecting trade for the most diverse reasons.
The responsability for deciding on applications for export authorisations lies with national authorities.National provisions and decisions affecting exports of dual-use items must be taken in the framework of the common commercial policy, and in particular Council Regulation(EEC) No 2603/69 of 20 December 1969 establishing common rules for exports4.
At the moment, I believe it is in our common interest not to beexcluded from one of the greatest political processes, from one of the most important decisions affecting the work of our Commission.
Although many Europeans are not sufficiently aware of the fact,this House is a forum for debates and decisions affecting our daily lives and the future of the world we are to live in.
I think that when Europe adopts this sort of approach, and the market too as far as the consumer is concerned, then Europe comes closer to its citizens; and I think that the roaming costs initiative gave Europe a positive image in the eyes of many citizens and young people,who perhaps did not fully understand the role it could play in specific decisions affecting their life, their finances and indeed their personal budgets.
Involving and consulting children:- developing a methodology for involvement and consultation at European and national level which(a) enables children to be heard and(b) ensures the constructive andeffective involvement of children in decisions affecting them, as set out in Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child;- developing child-friendly communication and information systems for making Union measures known in a man- ner adapted to a younger audience.
As a bare minimum, it is necessary that workers are consulted before decisions affecting them are taken.
That would be a genuine democracy, as opposed to the caricature we now have, in which anyone can say(more or less) what they want,as long as the most important decisions affecting our lives are taken behind locked doors by small, unelected groups on the boards of directors of the banks and big monopolies.
The Commission is obliged to verify compliance with the Stability and Growth Pact andthat means monitoring decisions affecting stability programmes, or, in this case, the convergence programme.
That approach, which Mr Perle advocates, for example in an article in today's'Berliner Zeitung', is quite simply unacceptable,for it means that we Europeans have no part whatever in any decisions affecting our vital interests; it means that we are unable to defend our interests, and also prevents us from making any contribution to world peace!
Your decisions affect all of the lives in this land.
Your decisions affect all the lives of this land.
And your decisions affect the story.