Examples of using Celad in English and their translations into German
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This proposal falls within the context of thework of the European Committee to combat drugs CELAD.
The first CELAD report was ratified by the heads of State and Government at the Dublin European Council in June 1990.
Fight against drugs The EuropeanCouncil took note of the report drafted by the European Committee to Combat Drugs CELAD.
A preliminary report was submitted by CELAD to the Rome European Council in December 1990 which reaffirmed its active interest in the idea.
Drugs and Organised Crime The European Council held a thorough debate on thebasis of reports from the High-Level Coordinators' Group, CELAD, and from the TREVI Group.
CELAD gave this task to the Commission which was carried out in two phases Phase I: second half of 1990; Phase II: first half of 1991.
It asks the bodies responsible toensure rapid implementation of the programme drawn up by CELAD, with particular regard to the objective of reducing demand for drugs.
A European Committee to combat drugs(CELAD) has been set up by the European Council of December 1990 to coordinate activities between Member States in the field of drugs.
The Rome European Council of 13-14 December 1990 approved theproposal by the European Committee to Combat Drugs(CELAD) for a European plan to combat drugs.
In order tohave a clearer idea of what might be involved CELAD turned to the Commission to conduct a feasibility study with the aim of identifying the potential added value of an EDMC.
Whereas the work of the United Nations, the Council, the European Council meeting of December 1989 andthe Committee for the Fight Against Drugs(CELAD) has made it possible for the Convention to enter into force rapidly;
The European Council instructs CELAD to continue work to that end and bring it rapidly to a successful conclusion, in liaison with the Commission and the other relevant political bodies.
DRUGS The European Council has takennote of the first report from by the relevant Committee(CELAD) on the implementation of the European Plan to combat drugs.
The European Committee to Combat Drugs(CELAD), European programme against drugs, 1990.(11)The European Committee to Combat Drugs(CELAD), Second European programme to combat drugs, 1992.
As regards the monitoring of drug addiction in the Community, the European Council meeting in Dublin on 25-26 June 1990, in adopting the guidelines for a European plan to combat dtugs,confirmed the wish of the European Committee to Combat Drugs(CELAD) to carry out a feasibility study on the setting up of a European watchdog organization on drugs.
In 1989, the European Committee to Combat Drugs(CELAD), set up at the initiative of President François Mitterrand, triggered for the first time a cross-national and crossdisciplinary dialogue on drugs in Europe.
Whereas the European Council, at its meeting in Luxembourg on 28 and 29 June 1991,'approved the setting up of a European Drugs Monitoring Centre on the understanding that the practical arrangements for its implementation, e.g. its size, institutional structure and computer systems,are still to be discussed and instructed Celad to continue work to that end and bring it rapidly to a successful conclusion, in liaison with the Commission and the other relevant political bodies';
In autumn 1990, the competent bodies of the European Community(CELAD in particular, and, in a subsidiary way, the EPC Working Group on Drugs), together with the Pompidou Group of the Council of Europe initiated the preparations for the holding of a Conference with the countries of Eastern and Western Europe on drugs.
The European Council asked Celad, in close consultation with the Commission, to prepare for the meeting of the European Council in Rome a European plan to combat drugs covering measures on prevention, on demand reduction programmes, on health and social policy with regard to drug addicts, and on the suppression of drugs trafficking, and providing for an active European role in international action, bilaterally and in multilateral forums.
In accordance with the conclusions of the Dublin European Council in June 1990,the European Committee to Combat Drugs(CELAD), in close consultation with the Commission, is preparing a European plan to combat drugs, containing measures in the areas of prevention, demand reduction programmes, health and social policy with regard to drug'addicts, and the elimination of drug trafficking, thus enabling Europe to play an active part in international action on both a bilateral and multilateral level.