Examples of using Allows countries in English and their translations into German
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It allows countries to set their own standards, provided that these are based on science.
International trade underpins economic growth and allows countries to diversify their source of energy.
The Kyoto Protocol allows countries to meet their target reductions of CO2 emissions by substituting bio-fuels for fossil fuels.
What is needed in southern Europeis acceptance that domestic demand must fall to a level that allows countries to live without further capital inflows.
The GSP+ initiative allows countries that qualify for the GSP but not for the EBA initiative(in other words non-LDCs) to be granted greater reductions in tariffs than are available under the GSP.
It eliminates exchange rate risks between countries that adopt it,thereby lowering interest rates, and allows countries to enjoy the benefits of price stability, which is the primary objective of the ECB.
CDM allows countries with Kyoto emission targets to invest in emission-reducing projects in developing countries and count the achieved reductions towards their targets.
Cultural diversity policy: International declarations such as the UNESCO"Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions", ratified in 2005 by all UN member states except for the US and Israel, expressively names cultural diversity as worth protecting and the famous exception culturelle clause, added in 1993 to the GATT(now WTO)agreements, allows countries to exempt cultural products from free-trade agreements.
Economic convergence allows countries to benefit optimally from the advantages of the single currency and to sail more smoothly in a difficult economic environment.
Reprofiling is a euphemism for debt restructuring, which allows countries to borrow from existing creditors for longer periods and at lower interest rates than they would be able to do on the open market.
The"neighbouring country" criterion allows countries which have suffered from the same disaster as a neighbouring country for which a major disaster has been recognised to apply for aid, even if the amount of damage is below the normal threshold.
Article 6 of the Paris Agreement allows countries to cooperate in the implementation of their climate actions and thus raise the ambition of their contributions together.
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They allow countries to learn from best practice across countries and to develop their policy framework.
Whereas the Uruguay Round formula allowed countries to shield their highest tariffs behind an average figure, the EU proposal cuts the highest tariffs the most.
It allows country comparisons and sectoral analysis of the size structure of European enterprises.
We cannot allow countries like Spain, Malta or Italy to be left on their own with this problem.
Periods of strong economic growth allow countries to put in place defenses to reduce the likelihood and severity of future downturns.
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The advent of the euro was aseeming boon, because it reduced borrowing costs and allowed countries to create jobs through debt-financed spending.
The statement is unambiguous:Europe's identity and credibility depend on whether we allow countries, regions and socially vulnerable groups to go under.
Big bailouts allowed countries to briefly maintain over-valued exchange rates, which in turn allowed the rich in these countries to get their money out at more favorable terms than they might have done otherwise.
The co-operation will allow countries to benefit from the Danube as a navigable waterway, which offers cheaper, and less environmentally damaging means of transport and will allow the economic development to spread faster across the region.
If we allow countries to get away with not applying their commitments or respecting the laws under those conventions, then we lose the incentive that GSP+ is supposed to give.
Apart from that, the current proposal of the Council, as the Green MEP Sven Giegold criticises, still includes provisions,which would allow countries to rescue banks from public funds even earlier in the process.
These tests allow countries participating in SIS 1+ to test fully their national applications and test SIS II in its entirety in conditions that are very close to real operational conditions, in order to have full confidence that SIS II is effective and reliable at all levels of operation.
As for agriculture and horticulture, it is all hands on deck,for the Council's easy way-out, allowing countries to transfer, on a voluntary basis, 20% of the premiums to rural development, could well prove to be a stab in the back for hard-working farmers and horticulturalists.
Finally, I would like to note that looking to the future it is essential to revitalise Europe's neighbourhood policy,which would allow countries participating in it not only to develop reforms quicker and expand links with the European Union, but, if they wish, to ultimately aspire to become members.
Mr President, being an optimistic person, I consider that a step forward is now possible atCancún in the form of a balanced package that will allow countries to take faster, stronger actions across all areas of climate change.
On behalf of my Group I particularly welcome Mr Solana's suggestion to set about creating a sort of multilateral, multinational nuclear fuel bank,because this is probably a good way to link our concern about non-proliferation with allowing countries to continue developing their civilian nuclear activities.