Examples of using Whose implementation in English and their translations into Danish
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The second and very important principle whose implementation we need to arrange for is the substitution principle.
Out of a total of 150 Community Initiative Programmes(CIPs), 6 have benefitted from additional grants transferred from other programmes whose implementation had run into difficulties.
Plan D, whose implementation you call for, is in reality a plan for disinformation and is a denial of democracy.
Others may claim that the text contains provisions whose implementation would be costly, in particular, for smaller operators.
The new rules will mean that regions andMember States do not lose funds committed in 2007 for projects whose implementation has been delayed.
The fact that the set of measures whose implementation comes under the remit of the port states are produced, all the same, by an international instrument is a bonus.
There are only a very limited number of criteria that are still being fulfilled and whose implementation is being monitored by the Commission.
This is a very important matter whose implementation will contribute to greater security, and at the same time ensure the appropriate treatment of persons entering the Schengen area.
The questions posed by both honourable Members contain proposals whose implementation would require an amendment of the Treaties.
The Commission has made 17 recommendations whose implementation concerns theoverall antifraud policy and will involve the drawing-up of legislative proposals with aview to strengthening the structure and functionality of OLAF.
Verheugen, Council.-(DE) The questions posed by both honourable Members contain proposals whose implementation would require an amendment of the Treaties.
It is clear that in this particular case we are dealing with a directive whose implementation has been very complicated in the majority of Member States, given that the fine-tuning of the mechanisms needed to meet the objectives of the directive is in itself a very complicated issue.
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The 1992 directive, whose implementation in the Member States we are assessing today, is intended precisely to introduce minimum measures to encourage the improvement of the health and safety of pregnant women and women who have recently given birth and are breastfeeding.
The Assembly and the Economic and Social Committee shall be consulted in the case of directives whose implementation would, in one or more Member States, involve the amendment of legislation.
In conclusion, I should like to emphasise the paragraph in our resolution which refers to the maintenance of, and possible increase in, much-needed humanitarian aid, andI should also like to urge that arrangements for the withdrawal of this aid be made in close association with the stepping up of development policies whose implementation is more complex.
The Committee takes the view that the scientific andtechnical cooperation whose implementation is envisaged by the Agreement in question will be in the best interests of both the Community and Australia.
Drastic limits are going to be, and already have been, imposed on national budgets by the convergence criteria andthe threat of sanctions provided for in the Stability Pact, whose implementation has just been brought forward.
See II.2.3 for explanations and the text of the clause concerning service elements whose implementation is not standardized to be included(substituting'ENV 41202' for'ENV 41201' wherever it is mentioned) if necessary.
Even if open coordination is not specifically mentioned as a particularly suitable policy tool for these areas of policy,that cannot disguise the fact that the procedure that will continue to apply is that based on objectives and guidelines whose implementation by the Member States is subject to scrutiny at European level.
Economic policy includes a Lisbon agenda whose philosophy we could certainly share, but whose implementation is, in fact, deeply unbalanced, since it concentrates on the liberalisation of the sectors and neglects the social and environmental objectives included in the agenda.
This will significantly boost the security of deliveries andencourage a new infrastructure to be set up through the European operators' network drawing up a 10-year network investment plan whose implementation is controlled by the national regulators and monitored by the Agency.
In 1978, the investment notifications made to the Commission,in respect of new decisions whose implementation may be phased over several years, totalled 600 million EUA and thus fell far short of the average figures for the three preceding years, which had themselves been characterized by a sharply reduced propensity to invest in comparison with 1974.
I am thinking mainly of the expenditure that does not concern the centralobjectives of the European Union and the budget lines whose implementation is already falling behind in respect of the planned expenditure.
In particular, the new provision for taking account of so-called structural reforms clearly shows what it has always been about: it has not been about price stability or about solid government finances; it has been an instrument to justify rushing through neoliberal liberalisation andprivatisation plans, plans whose implementation had already pushed the profits of European conglomerates up by 78% in 2004.
However, most of the elements in this report are not only requests from the European Union in relation to certain aspects of Beijing's economic and trade policy, butalso suggestions whose implementation will bring benefits to China internally, as well as looking ahead to its future development.
In fact we must remember that the proposals in this area presented by the Commission are not the result of improvisation, butthey conform to a mandate received at the European Council in Tampere, whose implementation had suffered considerable delay, which was condemned by the European Parliament on several occasions.
This will clear the way, at least in the case of the labelling of genetically modified soya beans and genetically modified maize, for the provisions of the Regulation adopted on 19 September 1997,which came into force on 1 November 1997, but whose implementation subsequently had to be delayed until 1 February 1998, to be implemented by the Member States by the new deadline.