Examples of using Declarations of intent in English and their translations into Danish
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All the rest is declarations of intent.
Declarations of intent alone do not make for a successful Presidency.
Mr President, we need more than fine-sounding declarations of intent.
There were declarations of intent relating to terrorism and cyber war, rather than genuine concepts.
The European Union can no longer make do with declarations of intent.
Since Essen, we have had numerous declarations of intent and well-meant action programmes.
We shall not create jobs by adopting regulations and declarations of intent.
Let us be frank: we do not need declarations of intent; what we need is commitment.
Let us avoid the usual proclamations andfine resolutions, the declarations of intent.
Once again, we are dealing with great declarations of intent and the lack of any practical action.
Since Tampere, there has been an imbalance between positive action and mere declarations of intent.
There are very many political declarations of intent on Brazil and all of them very sensible.
As the Commissioner stated quite clearly today,we have had many declarations of intent on this matter.
Governments find it easy to sign declarations of intent but harder to put into practice what they profess.
The only problem is that short-term,institutionalised support schemes never remain short-term, despite the many fine declarations of intent.
This is ample evidence of the value of the EU's declarations of intent on jobs and working conditions.
Other than declarations of intent, very little has happened so far in terms of the regulation of the financial markets.
Conversely, individual Member States owe each other millions of euros- mere declarations of intent are not enough in such cases.
Declarations of intent and other promises by successive presidencies have been quite solemn and constituted exercises of all seriousness.
Voluntary long term agreements(LTA) and declarations of intent with a monitoring system and energy saving plans for industry I+ NL.
In short, SMEs, SMUs and small businesses have in recent times been a prominent feature of all policy statements and declarations of intent.
Yet action, i.e. the concrete implementation of the declarations of intent, is absolutely crucial, precisely in the field of the environment, otherwise things go wrong.
TransEuropean cooperation recognises cultural diversity and different political systems andputs into reality general political declarations of intent by actions in a broad range of thematic fields.
It also requested to be brought up to speed about the declarations of intent between the Commission and the Member States receiving aid in which the conditions for the aid are laid out in detail.
On the one hand, a small number of clearly defined regulations relating to the requirements pertaining to electronic signatures will be laid down. On the other,Member States will be able to decide in which cases to accord these signatures equal status with conventional declarations of intent such as hand-written signatures, written proof, or other documentary evidence.
However, for months now,Parliament has made it clear that a number of the declarations of intent made by the EU within the ACTA agreement run the risk of going beyond current EU law.
The completion of the internal market cannot be an end in itself, butshould- as it says in all the declarations of intent- bring positive results for the citizens of Europe.
This could be said to be a case of shutting the stable door once the horse has bolted but,once you remove the declarations of intent and the appeals to the good nature of the business community, all that is left in the report is propaganda, because the aims are quite different.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, it seems to me fair to say that the system introduced at Bretton Woods, over fifty years ago now, has lost all its legitimacy today, despite the updating of the Plaza andLouvre agreements, or the Halifax declarations of intent, and yet it has continued to generate numerous effects which cause a serious imbalance for the majority of the world's States and their populations.
I believe that today's debate makes it clear once again that our analyses are right, that the figures are dramatic andthat there is support for the declarations of intent, but that the measures taken are insufficient, that there has been no about-turn in opinions, and that the situation is losing none of its drama.