Examples of using Consultative task in English and their translations into German
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EU/Bosnia and Herzegovina Consultative Task Force.
The Consultative Task Force will also play an important role.
The Presidency and Commission will represent the EU in the Consultative Task Force.
The Consultative Task Force will formulate recommendations for action.
Political andtechnical dialogue has been taking place through the Consultative Task Force(CTF), which meets regularly several times a year.
Consultative Task Force meetings would be held on a regular basis, in principle in Croatia.
Annex: Albania Joint Consultative Task Force Council conclusions.
In the unique circumstances prevailing in Bosnia and Herzegovina following the Dayton/Paris Agreement,the EU also proposes to create with BiH a joint Consultative Task Force.
Meetings of the Consultative Task Force shall be held on a regular basis, in principle in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
The Council also expressed the hope that,following further meetings of the Consultative Task Force, conditions will soon permit the carrying out of a feasibility study.
The Consultative Task Force will submit its findings and recommendations to the appropriate Bosnian authorities.
In order to support the ongoing reform process and in view of preparations of the future SAA-negotiations,the Council has agreed that a joint Consultative Task Force with Albania shall be set up, as soon as possible.
The Consultative Task Force will formulate recommendations for action which will be communicated to the Croatian authorities at high level.
Against this background, the Council has decided torapidly put into place the Joint EU-Croatia Consultative Task Force, in order to start preparing the ground for future contractual relations, within the framework of the"Stabilisation and Association Process.
The Consultative Task Force will help to prepare for contractual relations within the framework of the EU's Stabilisation and Association process.
In the context of bilateral relations, and the future opening of negotiations, communication and exchanges of views might be intensified, including in a more structured framework e.g. political dialogue anda technical consultative task force.
The principal objective of the Consultative Task Force will be to assist Croatia's preparations for negotiations of contractual relations.
Ahead of the entry into force of the Interim and the Stabilisation and Association Agreements, including their institutional arrangements,the Council agreed that the Joint Consultative Task Force should be maintained and that a Political Dialogue be formalised by means of a Joint Declaration between the EU and Croatia.
The Consultative Task Force is a technical working group, co-chaired by the Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the European Commission and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
Regarding the other countries in the region, migration issues are dealt with in the context of specific policy advice andmonitoring processes(Consultative Task Force with Albania, Reform Monitoring Process in the case of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Enhanced Permanent Dialogue in the cases of Montenegro and Serbia), including through technical group meetings.
The EU/Albania Consultative Task Force will help to prepare for enhanced contractual relations between the EU and Albania within the framework of the EU's Stabilisation and Association process.
In order to support the ongoing reform process in Albania, and in view of the preparations of the future negotiations for a Stabilisation and Association Agreement, the General Affairs Council of11 June 2001 agreed that a joint Consultative Task Force with Albania should be set up as soon as possible.
The Consultative Task Force will be a practical, working body at expert level, bringing together EU experts to work with the Bosnian authorities at State and Entity level on a range of technical issues.
The Council expressed the hope that, following further meetings of the Consultative Task Force, conditions will soon permit the carrying out of a feasibility study and that progress will facilitate a prompt decision on the opening of negotiations for an SAA.
The EU/Albania Consultative Task Force is designed to provide Albania with a source of expertise, technical assistance and policy guidance, with a view to assisting Albania to prepare for the negotiation of a Stabilisation and Association Agreement.
In channelling advice and guidance, the EU/Albania Consultative Task Force shall contribute to institution building and administrative reform as well as increase understanding, within the administration, of the principles and aims underlying European policy and practice in the fields under discussion.
The Consultative Task Force shall provide a forum for the assessment of progress made by the FRY in political, economic and institutional reforms, particularly in compliance with the conditions set out in the EU's Stabilisation and Association process.
In channelling advice and guidance, the Consultative Task Force should contribute to institution building and administrative reform and should also increase understanding, within the administration, of the principles and aims underlying European policy and practice in the fields under discussion.
The EU/Albania Consultative Task Force shall provide a forum for the assessment of progress made by Albania within the Stabilisation and Association Process, especially in those areas highlighted by the European Commission in its report on the work of the EU/Albania High Level Steering Group and by the Council in its Reviews of the Stabilisation and Association Process.
Rapid progress on the issues identified at recent meetings of the EU/FRY Consultative Task Force, in particular towards harmonisation of trade and customs policies and the establishment of a single market, is critical and should allow the Commission to prepare, in the course of autumn, a feasibility report on the opening of negotiations for a Stabilisation and Association Agreement.