Examples of using Binding timetable in English and their translations into German
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That a binding timetable be drawn up for negotiations with non-EU countries;
But so far the Councilhas not even managed to produce a binding timetable.
Through binding timetables, they must ensure that their commitments to official development assistance(ODA) are respected.
The Council has again adopted a more realistic position by not setting a binding timetable or target.
The fact that there was a binding timetable was one of the main reasons why Economic and Monetary Union happened in January 1999.
Yet there are equally clear signs in the candidatecountries of growing concern about the lack of a clear and binding timetable for accession.
Secondly, I suggest that we establish a binding timetable, one with real sanctions against any EU State that deviates from the targets for reduction.
However, there are equally clear signs in the candidatecountries of growing concern over the lack of a clear, binding timetable for accession.
Moreover, we do not consider that a precise and binding timetable for the common foreign and security policy is required over and above what was stated in the Cologne document.
The breakfast is not served, butall you need is put at the disposal of guests for a pleasant and without binding timetables.
My last request and proposal is that we should draw up a binding timetable- one which includes sanctions against those who do not keep to the obligations enshrined therein.
The report calls on the Commission to replace this non-strategy with ambitious proposals,including clear targets and binding timetables.
After five years of failure, you are setting ambitious targets, with binding timetables for jobs, research, energy and growth; at the same time, the budget is characterised by extreme euro-stinginess and a lack of ambition.
With this aim in view, the Committee calls upon the European Council in Dublin formally to adopt the Confidence Pact andto draw up a multi-annual plan backed up by specific measures and a binding timetable.
That is why Iardently support the proposal by the rapporteur to introduce a binding timetable and create a coordination committee so that this action can come about effectively and in practical terms by means of rapidly applicable measures.
We cannot accept another wall which cuts the world in two?. These were the engaging words of Romano Prodi in Johannesburg on 2 September, when he had no hesitation inmentioning the need for'concrete measures' and'binding timetables'!
It has backed the idea of comparative employment performance criteria anda multi-annual plan with specific measures and a binding timetable, as well as instruments and monitoring mechanisms to which Member States commit themselves.
A binding timetable for the exit from fiscal stimulus policies has been set for all Member States that have produced"excessive deficits" under the definition of the Stability Pact, and Greece is the first to experience a strict EU surveillance on an unprecedented scale.
Thirdly, the European Union, under pressure fromthe United Kingdom in particular, failed to reach a specific agreement and binding timetable on tax information, leaving tax havens free to operate within the Union.
The Commission intends to facilitate this process by taking an active approach to implementing the various relevant directives and regulations, along with a series of measures based on need, modernisation and practical results, with a clear and,it is to be hoped, binding timetable.
This is why I believe that we should support the Commission in its undertakings and, as Mr Mombaur' s report suggests,set a specific binding timetable for carrying out the full liberalisation of the energy markets in the applicant countries and of course, first and foremost in the Member States.
With this aim in view, the Committee calls upon the European Council in Dublin to follow up the Essen Summit(December 1994) and the Dublin Summit(September 1996) by formally adopting the Confidence Pact anddrawing up a multi-year plan backed up by specific measures and a binding timetable.
Whose proposals have been retained for activities in support of a European science and technology week, will be invited to a coordination meeting(or meetings)in Brussels before finalisation of their contracts in order to agree a mutually binding timetable, the precise date of the Science Week(scheduled for November 2003) and other matters associated with the successful implementation of the Week.
With this aim in view, the Committee calls upon the Heads of State or Government, at their summit meeting in Dublin in December 1996, to follow up the Essen Summit(December 1994) and the Dublin Summit(September 1996) by formally adopting the Confidence Pact anddrawing up a multi-year plan backed up by specific measures and a binding timetable.
The Council, recalling the Tampere European Council declaration, reiterated its request for a speedy restoration of democratic civilian rule andurged the interim administration to produce a binding timetable for this, with clear benchmarks against which progress can be judged.
The Committee suggests that the Luxembourg Summit conclude a Growth and Employment Policy Coordination Pact containing performance criteria anda multi-annual plan backed up by specific measures and a binding timetable, as well as instruments and monitoring mechanisms to which Member States commit themselves.
If- and I say this now completely off the record, insofar as I can in a minuted debate- if, rather than April 2002, it were September 2002 or even January 2003, I would be the last to make a song and a dance about it,but I do want a clear, binding timetable to be adhered to by everyone concerned, including the USA.
In keeping with its earlier Opinion on the"Confidence Pact", the Committee suggests that the Luxembourg Summit conclude a Growth and Employment Policy Coordination Pact, containing such objectives, on the basis of performance criteria and"amulti-annual plan backed up by specific measures and a binding timetable"3, as well as instruments and monitoring mechanisms to which Member States commit themselves.