Examples of using First action programme in English and their translations into Danish
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These will be available following the end of the first action programme in 1999.
The first action programme was adopted in June 1978 and led to a number of texts.
Nitrogen oxides were amongst the substances chosen for priority investigation under the first Action Programme on the Environment.
In the course of the first Action Programme, a Council Resolution on action to combat unem ployment amongst women was passed in 1984.
This guide is an informal document drawn up in 1999 by the Commission in preparation for the first action programme deadline.
The first action programme(1982-85) for the promotion of equal opportunities followed a Memorandum put forward by the Commission as early as 1975.
Before the end of 1974 the Commission submitted to the Council a first action programme on behalf of migrant workers and their families.
Section 3(7) of the Fertiliser Order prescribes the maximum limit of 210 kg N per hectare and year laid down in Annex III for the first action programme.
The first action programme to promote the social integration of the disabled was launched in 1983 on the basis of the Council resolution of 21 December 1981 discussed above.
The policy of Community cooperation in the educational sector goes back somefifteen years to 1974, when the first action programme submitted by the.
In our first action programme, eEurope 2002, we had a special approach to e-transport, but it was not, unfortunately, able to create sufficient interest among the Member States.
At their meeting on 9 February 1976, the Council andthe Ministers of Education meeting within the Council adopted a Resolution setting out a first action programme in the field of education.
Besides the Leipzig Charter andthe Territorial Agenda, the First Action Programme under the Portuguese Presidency, territorial cohesion was included as a Community objective in the Reform Treaty.
In Africa and Latin America we should go beyond the sectors we have limited ourselves to,health and agriculture, for which first action programmes should be applied.
Since the adoption in 1976 of the resolution comprising a first action programme in the field of education, the Member States and the Commission have been active in establishing and expanding cooperation and action programmes in this field.
In its communication last April on promoting road safetyin the European Union, the Commission set out in detail its plans to build on the first action programme which ran from 1993 to 1996.
Since the adoption of the first action programme on the environment in 1973 one of the Community's broad aims in nature conservation has been to develop an integrated approach to the conservation of endangered species of flora and fauna and the protection of natural habitats.
The economic difficulties which are currently affecting the European Community reinforce the arguments justifying the adoption of the enterprise policy and the implementation of a first action programme 1990 1993.
However, the evaluation of the first Action Programme 1982-85 made it clear that there is a need for continued and more intensive action by the Community in this area, particularly with a view to adapting it in line with economic and social changes and with technological development.
Mr Ghergo(PPE), rapporteur.-(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the proposal for a directive that we are examining has a. long history:it originated in the first Action Programme on the Environment of December 1973, which was the basis for the proposal for a Council Directive on waste from the titanium dioxide industry submitted by the Commission on 14 July 1975.
The first Action Programme aimed to consolidate the new Directives and improve the rights of individual women workers, through the preparation of additional provisions in the fields of social security, family leave, protective legislation and by the application of the prin.
The delays both in nitrates transfer from soil to groundwaters(2-3 years for shallow waters in sandy soils, 10-40 years for deep waters in chalk limestone), inadequate designation of vulnerable zones by themajority of Member States in areas exposed to high nitrogen pressure,and insufficient measures generallyapplied in the first action programme, have resulted in a high and stagnant level of nitrate concentrationsin groundwaters, and about 40% of EU area is of concern on this aspect.
Work is still in progress to complete the basic structure of legislation foreseen in the first Action Programme of the Communities but already the continuation of this Programme, approved by the Council on 17 May 1977(and popularly known as the'Second Action Programme') shows a change of orientation.
Bear in mind that the first Community action programme in this area was adopted in 1983, seventeen years ago.
In 1978 the first five-year action programme was adopted; it placed particular emphasis on laying down rules for protection against hazardous substances.
The information, consultation andparticipation of workers has been a key theme in European debate since the first social action programme was adopted by the Council in 1974.