Examples of using White paper programme in English and their translations into Danish
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The White Paper programme consists of.
It states that almost 90% of the measures provided for in the White Paper programme have been adopted.
The White Paper programme has been practically finalised.
In the field of services, major changes will result from the implementation of the White Paper programme.
The White Paper programme in this area was completed in December 1988.
CURRENT PROBLEMS AND 1992 OBJECTIVES The White Paper programme in this area was completed in December 1988.
The establishment of a large market in public contracts is one of the primary objectives of the White Paper programme.
All the proposals in the White Paper programme have been put forward by the Commission.
ROLE OF THE EP: The EP has played a leading role in the decision-making process which led to the submission of the White Paper programme.
In line with the White Paper programme, the Commission published a programme for the liberalization of capital movements in May 1986.
This new approach to ensure full mobility of labour andthe professions within the Community has been inserted in the White Paper programme by two major proposals.
Of the 47 measures contained in the White Paper programme, 10 have been fully adopted and 1 partially adopted, while 5 have been withdrawn from the programme. .
The Member States have also introduced new Treaty arrangements in the form of the Single European Act to get decisions taken more rapidly on the 300 orso legislative proposals contained in the White Paper programme.
The implementation of the White Paper Programme shows serious imbalances in those areas where internal market proposals are based on articles requiring unanimity.
In the case of measures which have had to follow the earlier approach of detailed legislative harmonization,the improved decision-making procedure introduced by the 1987 Single European Act has permitted the White Paper programme to be completed in some areas and has given new impetus to the others.
The European Council noted with particular satisfaction that the White Paper programme for creating the internal market will in all essential respects be successfully completed by 31 December 1992.
In the case of measures which have had to follow the earlier approach of detailed legislative harmonization,the improved decision making procedure introduced by the 1987 Single European Act has allowed the White Paper programme to be completed in some areas and has provided new impetus in others.
The European Council noted with satisfaction that the White Paper programme would in all essential respects be completed by 31 December 1992 and that more than 500 internal market measures had been adopted since 1985.
There have been some delays in the first stages of the Commission's contribution to the White Paper programme, but these delays are being made up and in no way have hampered the work of the Council.
Other measures foreseen in the White Paper programme with regard to the removal of border control for people have been introduced by the Commission: acquisition and possession of weapons(being discussed in the Parliament); the protection of personal data.
The European Commission prepared a programme(White Paper) which contained approximately 300 specific proposals for the removal of all the physical, technical and fiscal barriers to the free.
The European Commission prepared a programme(White Paper) which contained approximate ly 300 specific proposals for the removal of all the physical, technical and fiscal barriers to the free movement of goods, of services, of persons and of capital by 1992.