Examples of using Fourth action programme in English and their translations into Danish
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Fourth Action Programme on Equal Opportunities.
Social partners in the Fourth Action Programme.
The fourth action programme, covering the years 1987 to 1992 has made a significant contribution here.
The Commission intends to respond to this request in its fourth action programme.
We considered the fourth action programme on equal opportunities to be the consequence of it.
Of these, areas 24 are regarded by the Commission in the Fourth Action Programme as areas of special priority.
The Fourth Action Programme outlines the present situation for the women in the labour market.
We would have liked to have scrutinised the fourth action programme just as we are now considering the fifth programme. .
Now to the content:I shall go through the six sections which approximately coincide with the objectives of the fourth action programme.
A further priority in our opinion was the fourth action programme on equal opportunities for men and women, and combating violence.
The report before the House highlights issues that the Commission has already taken up in the framework of the Fourth Action Programme on equal opportunities.
In 2000, the fourth action programme fundeda number of transnational projects promotinggender balance in decisionmaking.
The COR stresses the importance of education and training in all the objectives outlined in the Fourth Action Programme and the Council Decision of 22 December 1995.
The Fourth Action Programme also cites the social partners as actors in the promotion of women's participation in decisionmaking.
The high level of Bank loans for environmental pro tection represents a response to the objectives of the Single Act(Art. 130R) andthose of the Comm unity's fourth action programme in that area.
The fourth Action Programme is not enough, the few million ecus being allocated here are not enough to achieve the great aim of full employment.
This ambitious approach was presented in the Commission Communication proposing the Fourth Action Programme on Equal Opportunities for Women and Men(1996-2000), and was endorsed by a subsequent Council Decision.
The Fourth Action Programme on Equal Opportunities(1996-2000) gives a clear picture of the Community's priorities in implementing the Platform for Action. .
As draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Women's Rights, my second priority- alongside mainstreaming- was to maintain special support measures for women in the fourth action programme and in the Structural Funds.
The proposal for a fourth action programme on equal opportunities, which was adopted by the Commission in July, provides a good opportunity to move forward in this area.
Being the final year of the third action programme on equal opportunities for women andmen(1991-95),' 1995 also saw consideration being given to, and adoption of, the fourth action programme and to the run-up to September's fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing.
At the same time, the Fourth Action Programme on Health and Safety at Work(1996-2001) has identified the need for special workplace mea sures for women.
Having regard to the Resolution of the Council of the European Communities and of the representatives of the Governments of the Member States, meeting within the Council, of 19 October 1987 on the continuation and implementation of a European Community policy andaction programme on the environment(1987/1992)(4) and the fourth action programme of the European Communities on the environment, annexed to the said Resolution, hereinafter called'fourth action programme';
The fourth action programme(1987-92) now under way is aimed at a preventive strategy for safeguarding the environment and natutal resources, including measures in the following paragraphs.
The Resolution laid the groundwork for follow up in terms of the Fourth Action Programme and a Council Recommen dation on the balanced participation of women and men in decision making positions, adopted on 2 December 1996.
The fourth action programme serves as a guideline in all the Member States but its aims must not end with the programme. Rather, we should pursue them and improve them in a fifth action programme. .
It is not thefault of this Parliament, nor that of the Commission, that the fourth action programme which, while including the Beijing guidelines, does not have a budget that is able to finance the many, necessary initiatives planned by the women's associations in our countries, often in vain.
The Fourth Action Programme also makes the attainment of a gender balance in decision-making one of its main objectives, whilst the European Parliament passed a resolution on women and decisionmaking in 1994.
In addition, in June 1998, in the context of the fourth action programme for equality, the Portuguese Parliament will be organizing the second interparliamentary conference of the committees responsible for women's rights in the parliaments of the fifteen countries of the European Union and in the European Parliament.
Whereas the fourth action programme calls for active participation by the Community and its Member States in international action for the protection of the environment, and attaches, in this framework particular importance to bilateral liaisons with third countries;