Examples of using Info-points in English and their translations into German
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The Info-Points do not depend on us for survival.
When I consider that you praise the Info-Points here!
The Info-Points Europe are a matter of great concern for Parliament.
Communications shall also be improved by numerous info-points.
The Info-Points are, and must continue to be, among the Community's communication tools.
I hope that the letter that will be sent to the Info-Points will contain an apology.
Interactive info-points will be set up in human-bear conflict hot-spots(Action A. 1 and Action A.3) in locations suitable for indoor and outdoor installation.
We hope that we will also manage to set up info-points that will work more early.
The Info-Points have always made every effort to carry out the role entrusted to them, in this case acting as an interface for a dynamic platform.
The EU Carrefours are in rural areas and the Info-Points Europe in regional libraries.
DG X and its info-points and the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions also play an important role here.
Informational material was distributed and staff gathered at small info-points to discuss racism and its manifestations.
The Info-Points Europe in the Member States are a natural and simple channel for the public to acquire information on the European Union.
In my country the best thing about Info-Points Europe is that they are where the people are.
Info-Points Europe(139), Rural Information Carrefours(130) and Urban Forums(19): the Committee should systematically provide input to these information centres;
We knew about the problem in January and the Commission's solution was to send the Info-Points a letter at the end of September.
The funds for the Info-Points, which we managed to have reinstated only by recourse to the conciliation procedure, should not be granted for this year alone but also in following years.
Head of the national network for all the other relays: Info-Points and, at local level, the“guides”(information kiosks); information centres;
The European Info bus, driven by an Italian journalist and a young volunteer of French extraction,stopped at each of the 28 Carrefours and Info-Points in Italy.
Three certificated well marked routes(altogether 20 kilometers), three info-points, as well as a folder inform you about the routes, health aspects and about the nordic walking technique.
Let me declare most solemnly here that the European Parliament hastried to deal with the financial threats facing the Info-Points and that a solution must be found quickly.
If Info-Points and likewise Carrefours are to be phased out and we now hear that there is the possibility of a transitional period of a year or perhaps even longer, that does nothing to counteract this tendency.
Europe can continue to work at an administrative level, butwithout the citizens it will not do so for long, and the Info-Points are one of the key intermediaries in ensuring that we finally have a Europe of Citizens.
The honourable Member has made it clear that she, like many other Members, has criticisms of theCommission's decision to cancel from next year the operating grants hitherto provided to networks and Info-Points.
Ideas include standardised tax claim and declaration forms throughout the EU,single info-points where workers and investors could get clear and reliable tax information, and special tax measures at national level to cater for the needs of mobile and border workers.
The Info-Points and Carrefours make a substantial contribution to the European Union's information and communications policy, and their significance should not be underestimated, particularly at a time when enlargement is within sight and in view of the continued and increasing need for information campaigns.
Commissioner, it is for me a matter of profound conviction that if we talk in terms- as we have done several times today- of pooling strengths, then we must also consider the need to link up the offices of Parliament andthe Commission in the Member States with the Info-Points and Carrefours, in order to build up our presence in the territory in question.
Thirdly, the creation of'info-points' to be used in common by the Union and other international organizations concerned with education and youth, such as the Council of Europe, UNESCO or the OECD, would be a powerful means of achieving the cooperation that is much discussed but little practised.