Examples of using This second report in English and their translations into Danish
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This second report begins with a positive message.
The committee unanimously adopted this second report.
This second report on citizenship of the Union covers 1994, 1995 and 1996.
Lessons can no doubt be learned from a reading of this second report.
This second report is available at a dramatically reduced price this may depend on the country from which you order.
France committed herself to comply with the new harmonised structure for this second report of the Commission on the use of laboratory animals.
This second report is clearly a more rational, more composed and, above all, more constructive one than its predecessor.
CASSIDY(ED), rapporteur.- Mr President,I am afraid that this second report is not quite so harmonious, particularly from the point of view of the Kingdom of Denmark.
This second report provides an update on the analysis of the Euro pean-wide innovation survey and its key results.
The opinions of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and the Committee on Women's Rights andEqual Opportunities are attached to this second report on today' s agenda.
I think that obviously this second report will also be referred back to committee, as the European Commission has decided to maintain its proposal.
The first report on the Committee's activities covered the first two years of operation(l), and this second report covers the period March 1974 to July 1975.
In this second report no attempt has been made to give a complete overview of Com munity activity in the environmental field since the first report September 1976.
Having said this, please allow me briefly to address certain comments to you, from the point of view of the outgoing Commission,regarding the work carried out by the Committee of Independent Experts in this second report.
This second report on the social and economic situation and development of European regions represents a further attempt to shed light on major disparities in economic performances between European regions and their causes.
However, what does interest me, with a view to the future, is to point out that this second report is, in our opinion, a positive contribution to the reform process which the next Commission will have to undergo under the Presidency of Professor Prodi.
This second report on the work of the ERDF in the Objective 1,2 and 5b regions and areas in 1990 has been drawn up by the Directorate-General for Regional Policies(DG XVI/ E/O) pursuant to Article 25 of Regulation(EEC) No 4253/ 88.
It will be the task of the new Commission to carry out a more thorough evaluation of this second report and, in this regard, the Vice-President responsible for reform of the Commission, Mr Kinnock, will respond during the debate to the specific points relating to future activities.
This second report on the demographic situation in the European Union is intended to contribute both to the debate initiated by the Commission in its communication on the future of social pro tection in Europe and to the development of a European employment strategy.
I would say that, as with their first report, which had a far-reaching effect onthe College of Commissioners, I also think that this second report, if possible, should have an effect that is just as far-reaching and severe, where it is deemed necessary, on the structure of the Commission.
In its present form, this second report is just as muddled, counterproductive and overloaded with texts that do not belong in a legislative act as the report that was referred back to committee in May 2009.
As someone who has been closely following this process, your first report, the extremely interesting working meetings that a delegation of the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality held in Istanbul and Ankara,and now this second report, I must say that I agree with you that we must now ensure that the legislation on women's rights is not revoked.
Unfortunately, that is not the case with this second report, which was adopted by a majority in the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality and which we are discussing here in Parliament 17 months after the first report. .
This second report describes progress made in accelerating Greece's absorption capacity of EU funds(above EU average) and in setting up and implementing technical assistance(TA) to Greece in nine key areas with the support of around twenty Member States, the Commission and the IMF.
Although its contents are primarily focused on the external activities of the European Union andits role on the international stage, this second report, in accordance with the wishes expressed at the first European Union Human Rights Forum which met in Brussels on 30 November and 1 December 1999, also includes a substantial section devoted to human rights within the European Union.
This second report con tains a number of recommendations, designed to take account of recent developments in the modernisation of the multilateral system of international protection, including the adoption by the international community of the agenda for protec tion and the proposals of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees under the name'Convention Plus.
As has alreadybeen brilliantly explained by the rapporteurs, Mr Rosati and Mr Mitchell, in this second report, Parliament can compare the unquestionable improvement in the economy in 2006, which led to a positive change in terms of economic growth and particularly employment, with the creation of two million new jobs, as has already been pointed out.
This second report on the implementation of Directives 90/364/EEC, 90/ 365/EEC and 93/96/EEC on the right of residence of EU citizens and their family members, of what ever nationality, who are not economically active in the host Member State, covers the period 1999-2002, during which the Commission stepped up its efforts to initiate and complete in fringement proceedings against Member States that were in breach of their obligations under the three directives.
Part One of this second summary report on the oper ation of Directive 90/377/EEC examines the dif ficulties encountered by the Commission in implementing the Directive.