Examples of using Sensitive sectors in English and their translations into Danish
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Share of Industrial Employment in Sensitive Sectors in the Member States.
At the same time, strict rules have been maintained for all sensitive sectors.
I refer specifically to certain more sensitive sectors, such as textiles and clothing, and worker's jobs.
I confirm that this kind of aid can be given but not to the sensitive sectors.
Fourthly, we should protect certain specific and sensitive sectors such as agriculture in those countries.
Because the package negotiated is extremely comprehensive andincludes highly critical and sensitive sectors.
In fact, aid distributed among many small recipients in sensitive sectors can be very harmful to competition.
I want the Commission to ensure that only minimal tariff reductions will be applied to those sensitive sectors.
We must protect the parties' most sensitive sectors, so that they are excluded from the scope of investment agreements.
In this context,we are aware that accompanying measures might become necessary for the most sensitive sectors.
We must stop demanding the liberalisation of water and other sensitive sectors in return for countries' being well treated.
However, the Commission also decided to initiate Article 88(2) proceedings in respect of the application of the scheme to sensitive sectors.
Any review of investments in sensitive sectors at EU level also has to examine all investment sources, not just sovereign wealth funds.
In addition, investments made by financial intermediaries in sensitive sectors are screened by the EIB.
It is only for sensitive sectors like the automotive industry where there are specific rules, where a framework has existed since 1989, that this is not allowed.
Thus the two parties will be in a position to follow closely the evolutionary trends in the sensitive sectors and detect problems which could arise.
We are asking India to allow sensitive sectors such as the automotive and alcohol sectors, in which our exports are today heavily taxed, to also feature in the agreement.
During the negotiations it was made abundantly clear- and I was there myself- that transport aid would be allowed,but not for sensitive sectors.
However, we do acknowledge that protection- the legitimate use of measures to protect sensitive sectors and emerging industry- is a valid and essential policy tool.
For certain particularly sensitive sectors, i.e. changes to the Treaty,«constitutional decisions»(enlargement, own resources and Article 235) unanimity should always be required;
The Commission also agrees on the importance of providing effective protection in the case of sudden surges of imports in sensitive sectors, including small cars.
Public funding for research remains necessary in sensitive sectors such as health, energy and the environment, and I believe there is considerable agreement on that in Parliament.
A statement was also made by Greece that steps towards the establishment of the internal market have to'take place in such a way as not to harm sensitive sectors of Member State economies.
It is a safeguard that specifically addresses the concerns of Europe's sensitive sectors, including the auto industry, consumer electronics and textiles, and guarantees the protection they deserve.
Stepping-up of action against organised rings and networks in close cooperation with the specialised national services,in particular in sensitive sectors cigarettes… alcohol.
The Posting Directive has priority, which means that the construction sector and other sensitive sectors in the Member States can be protected, and minimum wages can be maintained.
The criteria under the new decision are those laid down in Law 1262/82, as amended by Law 1682/87,while taking account of Community policies on systems of aid and sensitive sectors.
This is not just a European Union problem but could have very serious implications,in particular in very sensitive sectors such as the energy sector, unless we make proper preparations.
For the three sensitive sectors, i.e. textiles, clothingand footwear, the figures were: expenditure UKL 16 million, i.e. 40% of thebudget, which compares to a figure of UKL 90 million during the same period of1977.
This method, which is commonly used in international trade,provides a better safeguard for certain sensitive sectors for the EU and should therefore be the sole method used by the Commission.