Examples of using To adopt a common position in English and their translations into Danish
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Unfortunately, we are among the last to adopt a common position.
It is important to adopt a common position on structural and pre-accession funding policy.
Has the Commission encouraged Member States to adopt a common position on this?
The Commission is pressing the Council to adopt a common position on this directive, which was proposed in May 1992 and on which the European Parliament gave its opinion at the first reading in June 1993.
We should in fact admit to ourselves that the Council does not want to adopt a common position.
It is now up to the Council to adopt a common position without delay.
We may be able to consider the directive at first reading this year,which will enable the Council to adopt a common position.
I appeal to the Council to adopt a common position as soon as possible.
Although the objectives were in general accepted,the Telecommunications Council of 30 May 1994 was unable to adopt a common position.
The Council hopes to be able to adopt a common position on this proposal in the near future.
This summer, in view of the conflict in Iraq and the strong American response,we once again regretted the failure even to adopt a common position.
In specific terms, this means that we need the European Union to adopt a common position condemning these murderous weapons.
The adoption of this recommendation at the first reading should enable the"research' Council of the 22 June to adopt a common position on the proposal.
The Council even went so far as to simply refuse to adopt a common position on the proposal for a regulation concerning nomenclature.
Secondly, we shall also try to assess to what extent budget cuts and tax cuts are consistent,according to a number of principles which may enable us to adopt a common position on this point.
Since then it has been unclear when the Council will be able to adopt a common position and when this will be communicated to the European Parliament.
I am not saying this because I like saying this, but because political realism, with which we are all familiar, teaches us that, if we want to proceed swiftly,we need to adopt a common position which offers a huge amount of benefits.
That speed andthoroughness makes it possible for ministers to adopt a common position at the next Transport Council which will take place in three weeks' time.
At its meeting on 18 December 1987 the Council reached agreement in principle on the contents of the directive, but because of the ties established by some delegations with the abovementioned proposal for a regulation,was not able at that stage to adopt a common position under the cooperation pro cedure set up by the Single European Act.
Finally, the resolution calls on the EU heads of state or government to adopt a common position on their participation in the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games.
After years of inaction on the part of the Union followed by the franticactivity of recent weeks, the attempt by the EU to adopt a common position risks being defeated by Denmark's veto.
Another area where we have failed is the failure in Council to adopt a common position on the pensions directive which is essential, not just for a secure retirement for an elderly population, but also for labour market mobility.
That is why I am calling on theCouncil at long last, after two years, to adopt a common position on pension reform.
We call on the Transport,Telecommunications and Energy Council to adopt a common position quickly within the next few weeks on the two open-ended subjects of shipowners' liability and port State obligations, in order that the package can finally be adopted as a whole.
We have to prove that the European Union is prepared to adopt a common position on crucial issues.
The directive under discussion will make it possible for all Member States to adopt a common position on economic immigration.
However, if the IMO fails to reach agreement,the Council undertakes to adopt a common position on the proposal by June 2001.
Although this approach was in general welcomed by the Member States,it was not possible to adopt a common position at the Council of 30 May 1994.
I understand the meeting of the internal market is on 26 November andit is hoped to adopt a common position at that Council meeting on that date.
In some states in Europe it is still not illegal, andwould the Commission encourage Member States to adopt a common position on dealing with this very difficult issue?