Examples of using Cor has in English and their translations into German
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Cor has its own basic elements.
One year after the entry into force of the EU's new framework for action of the EU, the CoR has asked the President of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, to come and present the work programme and the ambitions of the Commission for 2011.
Cor has become easier to do if you know how to do it on the cheap.
As the representative body of regional and local authorities in the enlarged Union, the CoR has cooperated closely with Commissioner Barnier in drawing up proposals for future European cohesion policy and is particularly concerned about the question of future financial arrangements.
The CoR has already set up links with this Baltic country.
No surprise, Cor has a very special relation to hearts.
The COR has proposed a campaign,"Local Action for Employment" which, at the European level, will foster the local and regional authorities activity in bringing the NAPS to fruition.
Annette McNamara:"The CoR has an essential role to play in the involvement of European citizens.
The CoR has been firmly supporting the efforts of the Croatian counties and municipalities along the road to acc ession, in particular with the setting up of the CoR-Croatia Joint Consultative Committee in 2010.
In the past few years the CoR has repeatedly highlighted the particular importance of the Danube area in Europe and has called for the development of an EU Danube strategy.
The COR has participated actively in the process of developing the European Employment Strategy.
The COR has consultative competencies as provided by the EU treaty.
The CoR has always insisted that volume must be regulated in order to stave off future crises," continued Cavaliere.
The CoR has been closely involved in these two major reforms and seized the opportunity to issue an own-initiative opinion on state aid for fisheries.
The CoR has recently outlined its main requests on the issue, emphasising that the future regional policy must have the resources to meet its objectives.
The CoR has gained the right(privileged status) to approach the European Court of Justice now that the Treaty of Lisbon has entered into force following ratification by all EU Member States Article 8, Protocol No.
The CoR has strongly advocated for energy efficiency to be the keystone of the EU's energy policy, andhas denounced the lack of binding legislation that would help Europe achieve the 20% energy efficiencytarget.
The CoR has already pointed out several times that the resources allocated to the second pillar of the CAP are insufficient to meet society's new expectations of agriculture and the need to finance non-agricultural activities.
The CoR has repeatedly declared its readiness to support regional and local authorities in this sphere, to help prepare them for their future responsibilities and to foster cooperation with the relevant European institutions.
Open day: the CoR had a partnership with DG REGIO and the regional offices taking part.
At the request of the Belgian Presidency, the CoR had explored the issue in a recent opinion, drafted by Michael Schneider DE/EPP.
The CoR had initiated an'open day' of regional offices in 2003, and they had discovered that there was huge interest.
The CoR had called for the continuation of a common agricultural policy, but the agreement brought a real risk of renationalisation.
The CoR had also called for more money to be made available for regions and cities to get more involved in the Covenant.
The CoR had urged the EU not to make any concessions until after the conclusion of the WTO negotiations.
In fact, the CoR had proposed a legal instrument to facilitate just such cooperation in an opinion in 2002.
Facilities==As of Fiscal Year 2002/2003, COR had a total of 1,703 staff and an annual institutional budget of US$115 million.
Press relations: the CoR had developed a regional approach: meetings organised between rapporteurs and journalists, press releases in the relevant languages… activities with regional TV channels;
Mr Frerichs made reference to the differences and similarities between the twocommittees: The European ESC and the CoR had the same status, and equal legitimacy, within the EU political system; both committees are- in the same way and to the same degree- advisory bodies.
Within their joint services, the EESC and CoR have their own translation service(with 4 to 6% outsourcing to date) and use the Commission's interinstitutional services for interpreting(SCIC), which meets 49 to 52% of its demand by using non-staff free-lance interpreters to cope with seasonal variations and to meet the demand from each institution.