Examples of using Negotiating process in English and their translations into Finnish
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The negotiating process has seen difficult phases.
Whether we like it or not,it slows down the negotiating process.
The negotiating process may have lasted for a very long time, but the Ahtisaari report was only published a few weeks ago.
Forecasts of the conclusion of the negotiating process cannot be made.
However, tomorrow you will be voting on the result of an intensive and productive negotiating process.
I have voted for the report, which will facilitate the negotiating process for countries applying for membership to the EU.
An active role for civil society be maintained throughout the negotiating process;
It is quite impossible to forecast when the negotiating process will be completed and when the first accessions will take place.
The report is indeed the outcome of a long and tricky negotiating process.
As for Russia, the negotiating process is in its infancy, owing to an interruption of meetings following the Georgia conflict last summer.
If no progress is made in Cancún,the entire negotiating process will be in danger.
There are also clear rules in the framework agreement as to how Parliament must be informed and heard during the negotiating process.
All throughout the negotiating process, the Commission has been assisted by a Consultative Forum representing the industry that has been involved actively.
That an inclusive role for civil society be maintained throughout the negotiating process;
At the same time, I must also draw attention to the complicated negotiating process under way at this time with regard to enlargement.
There are some areas of potential difficulty which will have to be resolved during the negotiating process.
However, in the general negotiating process- and heaven knows we are discussing highly sensitive and important issues with Iran- human rights have not been left out of the equation.
The referenda were the culmination of a long and detailed negotiating process led by the United Nations.
Most importantly, the Bonn meeting should bring the developed country targets and developing country actions submitted under the Accord into the formal UN negotiating process.
Therefore, in this debate the Commission participates as it is associated to the negotiating process, but the Council of Ministers has the final word.
The Council is determined to makefurther use of this tool and to intensify all efforts to pursue such agreements by fully supporting the Commission throughout the negotiating process.
It underlines the importance of avoiding any unilateral action which could jeopardise this negotiating process and to ensure the democratic legitimacy of its outcome.
The Council pays tribute to the outstanding efforts of theSecretary-General Kofi Annan and former General Assembly President Ping in successfully managing a difficult and complex negotiating process.
The EU therefore strongly encourages the Governments of Belize andGuatemala to continue this negotiating process, and to implement all agreed measures as quickly as practicably possible.
This requires, first of all, clear guidance at European level and a more strategic negotiating process and follow-up.
The Council recalls its commitment to support actively an ad hoc international negotiating process to finalise the International Code of Conduct against ballistic missile proliferation(ICOC) to be adopted no later than 2002.
The various committees involved have worked together to produce a report which is the first step towards a negotiating process with the Council.
The Council welcomed the agreement of the parties to resume the negotiating process for a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus problem, in the framework of the United Nations Secretary General's mission of good offices and on the basis of his proposals.
Ladies and gentlemen,the European Union has an important part to play in the Quartet to reinvigorate the negotiating process in the direction I have described.
There are already indications that the Commission's first-come-first-served proposals are easing the negotiating process and that past trading volumes may yet be an element in the final outcome.