Examples of using Important reference in English and their translations into Danish
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An important reference to European legislation would therefore have been missing.
In practice, this has already become an important reference for investors in their monitoring of companies.
Resolutions have been presented and tomorrow will be put to the vote, andfor us they will be a very important reference.
Thus this text will be an important reference volume for the graph theory researcher.
I first announced it during the debate on the Herrero report,which has been an important reference for my subsequent work.
Your support will be an important reference for our follow-up work and for specific proposals.
Europeans have growing doubts about the legally binding aspect of the Charter of Fundamental Rights,which lacks important references such as protection of the family.
It represents an important reference work of the European Commission's single market programme.
Fiqh az-Zakat is a seminal work for all Muslims and an important reference book for everyone interested in Islam.
This important reference project for timber construction in Norway was completed in 2014 and won an award for‚Wooden Structure of the Year‘ that same year.
Your views andyour support will be an important reference for our follow-up work and for specific proposals.
RO Mr President, the report on the Community approach to the prevention of natural and man-made disasters,approved in September 2010, contains a few important references targeted directly at agriculture.
I also very much welcome the important reference to gender difference in the area of mental health, which was not sufficiently addressed in the Commission's Green Paper.
The Modernist movement advanced into the 20th century including exponents such as Leopoldo Lugones and poet Alfonsina Storni;[300] it was followed by Vanguardism,with Ricardo Güiraldes 's Don Segundo Sombra as an important reference.
There is one important reference in the action presented by the Commission, namely the launch of a grass-roots campaign concerning the social dimension of the Charter of Fundamental Rights.
Although the primary objective of this process is to improve forest-sector governance andcombat illegal logging, the inclusion of several important references to bushmeat and wildlife in the conference declaration will help to raise the profile of this issue.
At the same time this provided an important reference for our newly developed system for alternative fuels," says Tine Bremholm Kokfelt, Department Manager of Project Financing at FLSmidth.
We wanted to emphasise the fact that women and children are the ones who suffer the most during conflicts because they are the most vulnerable groups in the population, andtherefore we added to the text an important reference to the United Nations resolution on women in conflicts.
However, I regret that Amendment 1 has been approved,thereby removing the important reference to the need for the Commission and the Council to create a clear legal basis for combating all forms of violence against women.
We are considering the problems of employment, processing and the maintenance of environmental balances, but especially we are thinking about the consistency that our fisheries agreements must exhibit with the international conventions,which are a very important reference base as far as we are concerned.
This includes copies of all references cited in the Clinical Overview,and copies of important references cited in the Clinical Summary or in the individual technical reports that were provided in Module 5, Only one copy of each reference should he provided.
Mr President, it has taken five years for many of those who criticized the organization, development and results of the Rio Conference in 1992, who even went as far as organizing a parallel meeting, to now recognize that the objectives anditems that were approved at Rio continue to be a reference point, a very important reference point for future decades.
At the same time this provided an important reference for our newly developed system for alternative fuels," says Tine Bremholm Kokfelt, Department Manager of Project Financing at FLSmidth. The Egyptian company, however, needed financing for the order covering the new burner worth EUR 2.7 million DKK 20 million.
It is also true that this is more of a horizontal issue for the Commission, and there are in other EU initiatives very relevant proposals including, for example, the country-specific recommendations which we just published today,very important references to the need to reform education policies and improve the performance of education and training systems in various Member States in order to better connect the substance of education and training with the needs of the labour market.
Two other general initiatives of the Parliament contained important references to the development of a Community industrial policy: the draft Treaty establishing the European Union(Resolution of 14.2.1984) and the programme for European economic recovery, drafted after the EP had commissioned a special study by Mr Albert and Professor Ball in 1983 Resolution of 26.3.1984, OJ C 117 30.4.1984.
In particular, we have reached a provisional agreement on the title on political dialogue,which contains important references to respect for human rights, the fight against weapons of mass destruction, the fight against terrorism, etc. Libya has agreed to establish a regular dialogue on human rights and fundamental freedoms, which was a key objective for us.
Two other general initiatives of the Parliament con tained important references to the development of a Community industrial policy: the draft Treaty estab lishing the European Union(Resolution of 14.2.1984, OJ C 77 of 19.3.1984) and the Programme for Euro pean Economic Recovery Resolution of 26.3.1984, OJ C 117 of 30.4.1984.
An example of this appears in the introduction to Title VIII of the Treaty, with regard to employment, following Amsterdam, with an important reference made in Luxembourg, as well as the 2000 Lisbon European Council, where the conversion to a competitive and dynamic knowledge-based society that can grow in an economically-sustainable fashion with more and better jobs and better social cohesion was set as a new strategic objective for the European Union, and therefore to achieve the conditions for full employment.