Examples of using It intends to adopt in English and their translations into Danish
{-}
-
Official
-
Financial
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
It intends to adopt a Resolution on such a policy at its meeting in the first half of 1994.
The Commission is currently drafting a communication on the interoperability of interactive television, which it intends to adopt by the end of the year.
It intends to adopt its proposals in the first half of January-before Parlia ment's part session opens on 16 January.
The Commission announced the publication of a communication on the medium-term perspective, which it intends to adopt in the summer of 2009.
Can the Council state why it has still not been approved and when it intends to adopt this directive which is of no little importance for the realization of the internal market?
In the question, the Committee on Social Affairs andEmploy ment asks the Council in general terms for information on the position it intends to adopt at the World Summit.
Even if it did adopt all the proposals it intends to adopt in the latter half of the year,it would still only have adopted slightly under half of the proposals necessary.
In the case of the United Kingdom, the issue is still open and it will be until the beginning of May,which is when it intends to adopt its decision.
Lebanon shall inform the Association Committee of any exceptional measures it intends to adopt and, at the request of the Community, consultations shall be held on the measures and sectors concerned before they are implemented.
In conclusion, I urge the European Commission to continue to keep Parliament fully and punctually informed regarding all the future initiatives it intends to adopt on this matter.
In the context of these reports, the Commission would also need to present measures which it intends to adopt in order to promote regional projects after the Agency ceases to operate.
The legal integration of Danmarks Nationalbank does not need to be provided for andother legislation does not need to be adapted as long as Denmark does not notify that it intends to adopt the single currency.
In view of the current difficulties of the European tanning industry,can the Council say when it intends to adopt the above proposal, or what the problems or difficulties are which prevent it from so doing?
Where a Member State is directly threatened by the occurrence or the development, in the territory of an adjacent third country or Member State, of one of the diseases referred to in Article 3(1), 4(1) and(2) or 11(1), it shall inform the Commission andthe other Member States of the measures which it intends to adopt for its protection.
I would like to ask the Commission to inform us on the plans of action it intends to adopt for the proper transposition of this directive, if we truly wish to embrace the concept of the single market and not merely interpret it as we deem fit.
Madam President, under Rule 53,I would like to ask the Commission to respond and tell us whether it intends to adopt all of Parliament's amendments as adopted today.
(ES) Mr President,beyond mere rhetoric, what the EP wants from the ambitious resolution it intends to adopt tomorrow is to match its words with actions, supporting the Lima agenda in terms of poverty and social exclusion as well as protecting the environment and fighting climate change with a raft of measures.
The Palestinian Authority shall inform the Joint Committee of any exceptional measures it intends to adopt and, at the Community's request, consultations shall be held on the measures and sectors concerned before they are implemented.
By the time of the renewal of the EC-Seychelles Protocol last September the Commission had already announced to the Council's external group that it intended to adopt the 35:65 ratio.
The EMI notes, however, that the United Kingdom is in the process of adopting several reforms covering its monetary policy framework.Further legislation would be required if the United Kingdom were to notify the Council that it intended to adopt the single currency.
By letter of 4 November 2004 the Commission requested the Portuguese Republic to inform it of the measures which it had adopted or which it intended to adopt in order to amend its domestic law and, thus, to comply with the judgment in Commission v Portugal.
As part of the consultation procedure provided for in Article 16 of the second VAT Directive of 11 April 1967,the Government of the FRG informed the Commission that it intended to adopt various legislative measures concerning VAT and to introduce an investment tax.
You cited the DAPHNE programme, Madam President-in-Office, andI wonder when the Council intends to adopt it.
The Commission welcomes the rapid progress made both by the Portuguese Presidency, which launched this initiative, andby the French Presidency, which intends to adopt it by the end of the year.
By letter dated 9 November the Council informed Parliament that after careful examination of this letter of amendment it did not intend to adopt it.