Examples of using Fifth action programme in English and their translations into Danish
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I am thinking of the Fifth Action Programme and the amendment of the 1976 Directive.
In 1999 the Commission adopted a global assessment of the fifth action programme.
After all, we are already discussing the Fifth Action Programme on the equal treatment of men and women.
I want to say that I welcome your answer clarifying that there is to be a fifth action programme.
This is also clearly reflected in the fifth action programme for the protection of the environment adopted in 1993.
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In my view, the efforts currently being made are inadequate to achieve the objectives of this Fifth Action Programme.
The Fifth Action Programme will assist us in this, but we as a European Parliament have already come some way ourselves.
I can, in general, support these ideas,which are completely in line with the fifth action programme in the environmental sector.
Mean while, the fifth action programme anticipated a review of its strategy before the end of 1995.
I have certainly not taken the view that assessment of the Fifth Action Programme should stand in the way of concrete initiatives.
I would therefore emphasize that this is why, at one point,I criticized the fact that there had been over 100 amendments to the Fifth Action Programme.
I should also like to stress that a fifth action programme is necessary and I hope to hear the Commissioner announce one.
The proposal is designed so thatit contributes to ensuring a more effective realization of the current Fifth Action Programme by the year 2000.
The Commission proposed a review of the fifth action programme,'Towards sustainability', with the aim of refocusing its activities on five priority areas.
In addition, the Commission submitted a global assessment of the measures taken to implement the fifth action programme and mapped out the directions for future years.
The Union continued to implement the fifth action programme on the environment and, in the process, consolidated the new approach which that action embodies.
For this reason I believe that Mrs Bjerregard, who has already described us as a Mickey Mouse Parliament in connection with the Fifth Action Programme, will continue to make a joke of Parliament.
The report adds some very useful aspects to the review of the fifth action programme, and it is going to be interesting to see whether the Commission will take these on board.
First I want to congratulate Mr Eisma on his work, andthe Commission on updating Directive 76/160 in line with the Fifth Action Programme for the Environment.
I am therefore delighted that you announced in the discussion on the fifth action programme that you would like to set up a kind of observatory where an effort will be made to collate all possible gender-related data.
There has been progress towards integrating the EU agriculture and environmental policies since 1992, when both a reform ofthe Common Agricultural Policy(CAP) was agreed and the Fifth Action Programme was adopted.
The Council and Ministers of Education take note with satisfaction that the Commission's fifth action programme refers to the need for better provision of environmental information and education.
The aim of these 200 amendments was to change the dhection of the proposal for a decision because, in our view,it is necessary to return to the initial objectives of the Fifth Action Programme.
CHRISTIANSEN and RØNN(S), in writing.-(DA)The Commission's proposal for a Fifth Action Programme for Community Policy and Action in relation to the Environment and Sustainable Development is to be warmly welcomed.
We must not repeat the terrible human destruction that caused the tragic silent spring so well described by Rachel Carson years back.Please let us fulfil the Fifth Action Programme in one go.
The essential problem with the Fifth Action Programme is that many of the promises set out there have not been translated into action or legislation, mainly because of a lack of political will.
Early in 1996, the European Commission published a progress report on the implementation of the fifth action programme and drew up a set of new priorities in view of the mixed progress achieved to date.
In a further resolution on the fifth action programme(22 April 1993), Parliament called on the Commission to present at regular intervals a White Paper on the incorporation of environmental policy in other policy areas.
In the opinion of the Committee on Regional Policy, in fact, confirmation is given of something that is very clear:'the patternsof pro duction and consumption today are far from sustainable', as stated clearly in the fifth action programme on the en vironment.
We need the fifth action programme and regular checks of the results, especially by the Committee on Women's Rights and Equal Opportunities, otherwise the whole issue will disappear from the agenda and women will no longer play any part in European politics.

