Examples of using Seven outermost in English and their translations into Finnish
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The European territory comprises seven outermost regions37.
The scheme applies to five out of the seven outermost regions, i.e. the Azores, Madeira, the Canary Islands and the French departments of Guiana and Réunion.
As Mr Prodi requested, I do a great deal of work for these seven outermost regions.
FR The banana plays a key role in the economies of four of the seven outermost regions, due to the importance of European markets and the exceptionally labour-intensive work that it requires.
Today the Commission proposed measures to improve the European Union's support for the seven outermost regions.
The seven outermost regions, defined specifically in Article 299(2) of the Treaty, are the Azores, Maderia, the Canary Islands, Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique and Réunion.
As provided for in Article 299(2),the proposed amendments concern only the seven outermost regions facing common and specific handicaps.
The proposals also constitute a reaction to the Memorandum tabled on 2 June2003 by the Spanish, French and Portuguese authorities and the seven outermost regions.
(RO) Counting the seven outermost regions which it has in the Indian and Atlantic Oceans, along with the Overseas Territories, the European Union occupies the largest maritime area in the world.
I think it extremely important for the European Union as a whole, quite apart from the obvious interest it has for every man andevery woman resident in our seven outermost regions.
It also plans toimplement networkingmeasures to reduce the isolation ofcoastal zones,islands and the seven outermost regions(1) so thatthey can share their experiences in integrated management.
The Commission's proposals on maritime safety and the creation of a European Food Safety Authority met with strong support,as did the decisions on our seven outermost regions.
The Commission reaffirmed the importance accorded to the Union's seven outermost regions(2) by adopting a communication on 12 September entitled‘Strategy for the outermost regions: achievements and future prospects' 3.
Lastly, I am not forgetting and will not forget the particular attention that must be given(not only in accordance with Article 299 of the Treaty, butalso because the real problems they face, and their unbearable levels of unemployment) to the seven outermost regions of the European Union.
In fact, what we say here today andhow we vote tomorrow will be front-page news in the seven outermost regions, and the news reports on the regional television channels will report extensively on what we say and decide here.
The steps which have been taken for some time by our Parliament, and particularly those of today, are the logical consequence of a collective awakening, on the part of all the institutions of the Union, to the structural handicaps which the seven outermost regions of the Union suffer and to the mitigated result of the sustained effort at European solidarity thanks to specific measures.
The Commission's approach is intended to enable the seven outermost regions(Canaries, Guadeloupe, Martinique, French Guyana, Reunion, the Azores and Madeira) to derive maximum benefit from European integration and play a full part in Europe.
The document assesses progress since the previous Communication in 2004 andproposes new measures to secure the future of the EU's seven outermost regions the Azores, Madeira, the four French overseas departments and the Canary Islands.
Since the Structural Funds were reformed in 1988, the seven outermost regions have been regarded, on account of their per capita GDP of less than 75% of the Community average, as regions lagging behind in their development and consequently eligible under Objective 1.
The Committee considers that the proposals should be viewed as an initial response to the need to take due account of the special nature of the EU's seven outermost regions, as recognised by Article 299(2) of the Amsterdam Treaty and reiterated by the Cologne and Feira European Councils.
It should be emphasised that it is still too soon to pronounce on the future status of the seven outermost regions under the reformed cohesion policy since the eligibility of any of the Union's regions for that policy will not be known until the financial perspective is adopted on the basis of per capita GDP statistics for the last three years available when the decision is taken.
In the first paragraph of the explanatory statement the rapporteur expressly mentions the seven outermost regions of the European Union, stating that they opted for full integration into the respective Member States, former colonial powers.
PT Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, as a Member elected for one of the seven outermost regions, I must inform this House of the immense concern in those regions regarding the implementation of the directive under discussion.
On the basis of a Commission proposal, amendments17 were introduced on the legal basis of Article 299(2) of the Treaty which allow the seven outermost regions and in particular the four French overseas departments covered by Objective 1 access to higher rates of part-financing from the Structural Funds(for infrastructures and productive investments) than those provided for in the Regulations concerned.