Examples of using Ternational in English and their translations into Danish
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Detection and control in the financial field,including at in ternational level.
A stronger in- ternational division of labour will also enable the necessary prioritisation of Denmark's ef- forts in fragile states.
The Association Council also reviewed some in ternational issues of common interest.
In addition, national and in ternational customers in the form of major multiple food retail chains and multiple drug chains represent an additional competitive constraint.
There was also an exchange of views on in ternational issues of common interest.
It urged the Council and the Commission to ensure that cooperation with third countries operated on the basis of respect for those conventions and in ternational treaties.
The EPE is to serve as the umbrella framework for improved coordination of national and in ternational efforts in Europe, focusing on Cen tral and Eastern Europe.
Article 37 TEU requires Member States, within international organisations and at in ternational conferences in which they take part, to defend the common positions adopted under the provisions of Title VI TEU.
Search and technological develop ment with third countries and in ternational organizations 199498.
The coastal agglomerations, Hamburg and Bremen,have a high share of in ternational trade functions,'other services' being clearly under-represented in comparison to Munich, Rhine-Main, Cologne-Düsseldorf.
The Union's special responsibility in the region means that it must play the central role in providing in ternational support for Kosovo.
Reference: Regulation(EEC) No 56/83 concern ing the implementation of the Agreement on the in ternational carriage of passengers by road by means of occasional coach and bus services(ASOR): OJL 10, 13.1.1983 Negotiating Directives: Bull.
President: Mr Bodström, Swedish Minister for Justice, and Ms Klingvall,Minister at the Swed ish Ministry of Foreign Affairs responsible for in ternational development cooperation, migration and immigration.
If the ecu- like the US dollar and the yen- becomes an important international currency, banks andother enterprises will be able to conduct a large proportion of their in ternational business in the European currency.
Beyond the applicant countries, cooperation with nonmember countries and certain in ternational organisations will be strengthened.
Although it is true that there is something of a renaissance in the international role and importance of the individual city it is also the case that cities, whether they like it or not, cannot, operate independently from their regional,national and in ternational context.
Denmark will work for closer linkage between the normative work on human rights in in- ternational forums and development coop- eration on the ground.
This report is based upon the presentations and discussions at two seminars in which the Commission of the European Communities brought together a wide range of professionals, academics andpolicymakers from towns and national and in ternational organizations.
The European Institute of the Uni versity of Amsterdam andthe Nether lands Universities Foundation for In ternational Cooperation(NUFFIC) organize a two-week course every August on the legal aspects of Euro pean integration.
Work together to confront the threats to international peace and security andintensify efforts to continue the disarmament process under strict and effective in ternational control, with emphasis on the elimination of weapons of mass destruction, including nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.
In particular, the Union actively participated in the special meeting of the Counter-Terrorism Committee with in ternational, regional and subregional organisations on 6 March 2003.
Norwegian and EEA sailors working aboard ships flagged in Norway are insured under the National In surance Scheme for all contingencies regardless of place of residence, except hotel andrestaurant staff aboard cruise vessels registered in the Norwegian In ternational Ships Register NIS.
The Commission has authorised Fyffes pic, a distributor of fresh fruit and vegetables,to acquire a 50% shareholding in the UK firm Capespan In ternational Holdings Limited, which is a subsi diary of the South African firm Capespan Group Holdings Ltd.
Humanitarian non- governmental organisations account for the largest share of global relief and also play a significant role in Denmark's humanitarian efforts. Yet, the UN organisations have a pivotal position in Denmark's humanitarian engagement because of their global capacity, normative role,privileged status under in- ternational law and their technical expertise.
The Brussels European Council invited the Commission to explore further the ideas put for ward by the United Kingdom on the subject of in ternational protection and asylum, in conjunction with the UNHCR, and to report through the Council to the European Council meeting in June 2003-» point 1.42.
The stability pact was launched by the EU in June 1999 and involves also the United States, Russia, Canada,Japan, in ternational organisations(UN, NATO, OSCE, CoE) and IFIs.
Is the Council aware that Trinidad and Tobago has withdrawn from the American Convention on Human Rights, apparently in order to speed up procedures for the application of the death penalty, and that Trinidad andTobago has also withdrawn from the First Optional Protocol to the UN In ternational Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, in order to re-accede immediately with a reservation specifically excluding those under sentence of death from petitioning the United Nations Humans Rights Committee?
The High Contracting Parties shall endeavour to avoid any action orposition which impairs their effectiveness as a cohesive force in in ternational relations or within internationl organizations.
Mission As Centre of Excellence in metrology the Danish Institute of Fundamental Metrology en-sures that measurement knowledge in Denmark is continually developed and maintained at an in- ternational scientific level and that the Danish effort in fundamental metrology is coordinated.
Directive 2001/13/EC on the licensing of railway undertakings extends the provisions of Directive 95/18/EC,which introduced a system of licensing covering only railway undertakings providing in ternational transport services and international combined transport services.