Examples of using Scope for action in English and their translations into Dutch
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Scope for action by the European Union EU.
challenges and scope for action.
Values define scope for action and ethical constraints.
Political parties at European level have considerable scope for action.
The scope for action is wide
Respective spheres of competence and scope for action are not yet spelled out.
This framework lays down certain restrictions on the Commission's scope for action.
The provision does not limit the scope for action by national competition authorities, which will be able to apply Community law.
I must, however, remind the House that the Commission's scope for action is extremely limited.
We offer you the scope for action you need to develop your capabilities,
The ceiling on resources- set at 1.27% of the EU's GDP- is much too low to cover the needs, and limits the scope for action.
The scope for action remains huge
When carrying out such work due regard must be given to the Treaties which define and restrict the Community's scope for action.
It would however, be false to conclude that the scope for action by the public authorities of various counries
The Commission will consider, as part of the follow-up to Parliament's report, whether there is scope for action in this area.
The existing legislative framework provides scope for action and the Commission would like to see local
which means that the scope for action by managers has been considerably widened.
There is therefore considerable scope for action in the context of a policy aimed at the creation of a friendly zone around the Union.
namely the detailed procedures for Commission participation and Unit's scope for action.
Following an assessment of the scope for action at Union level, the Communication provides for the possibility of multi annual programmes in a number of areas.
has low priority because the scope for action and mandate of the authorities in this area are very limited.
Democratic control waslimited, the scope for action hamstrung by the need for unanimousdecisions, and judicial control at European level non-existent.
would limit the Social Fund's scope for action in the education area and is not acceptable.
Secondly, this result also demonstrates that scope for action has been created to allow the EU to take on new financial tasks,
becoming ever more conscious of its responsibilities and scope for action, and I believe I can say on behalf of everyone here that today it is genuinely worthy of its name.
It must be appreciated that the scope for action is rather limited as prevention of Alzheimer's disease is not possible
The current ceiling on financial resources(1.2%)- which might even be lowered in the 2007-2013 financial perspectives- is too low to cover needs and it limits the scope for action, which prevents the cohesion objectives being attained more quickly.
The provisions agreed give the Member States broad scope for action, and so we shall probably have to live with different rules- some of them substantially so- in the individual Member States for many years to come.
requirements that could not be achieved in the specified timeframe, or limit the scope for action of the national, regional
It is said that a Member's scope for action should be limited to the cases of absolute immunity laid down in Rule 9