Examples of using Issue of flexibility in English and their translations into German
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This issue of flexibility is a very tangible one.
The Social Partners atEuropean level are currently negotiating on the issue of flexibility in working time and security for workers.
The issue of flexibility is about who makes that decision.
We therefore do not agree with the majority of the European Parliament on having included the issue of flexibility in paragraph 6.
We are tackling the issue of flexibility of working hours.
On 27 September 1995, the Commissiondecided to launch the first stage consultation of the social partners at EU level on the issue of flexibility in working time and security for workers.
He certainly addresses the issue of flexibility, but I see nothing about security.
At the end of 1995, theCommission decided to launch a first stage consultation of the social partners at EU level on the issue of flexibility in working time and security for workers.
First of all I want to raise the issue of flexibility of financing instruments in the external area.
As has been said, there are still difficult issues which need to be resolved: free movement, the future of the WEU, the number of Commissioners and the vexed issue of flexibility.
This Parliament knows that we also need to deal with the issue of flexibility, because in Europe we do not just need higher quality work, but also more work.
Yes, this prospect for the 2012 and 2013 budgets will have to be subject to agreement and we are really striving to demonstrate that we have the ability to reach an agreement on this 2012-2013 prospect,particularly on the important issue of flexibility.
The Supiot report touched on the issue of flexibility and security, and also on the very important matter of transitions between jobs, announcing the"abandon[ment] of the linear career model.
The European Commission has today decided to launch thesecond stage consultation of the social partners on the issue of flexibility in working time and security for employees i.
Finally, on the issue of flexibility, security and entrepreneurship, I note that the Commissioner is not here today because quite rightly she is at this other very important meeting, the Employment Council.
UNCTAD has proven generally sympathetic towards the EC position on trade and competition in the WTO,suggesting that current thinking by the EC on the issue of flexibility and progressivity for developing countries could be a way forward should other countries agree.
They relate to the consequential costs for small and medium-sized enterprises and to the issue of flexibility in the Directive's application to small and medium-sized enterprises and to banks; they also relate to the date on which the Directive will enter into force and to the Commission's role as co-ordinator between the nine represented on the Basle Committee and the six not represented on it.
The European Council notes that the Presidency document, responding to a view of many delegations that certain issues can be settled definitively only at a later stage in the Conference,does not include texts in Treaty form on the issue of flexibility and on certain sensitive institutional questions, although it offers an analysis of the issues and identifies options.
IT Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, there is no doubt that the budget instrument with which the European Union has equipped itself to tackle such an important issue as this is useful- I am referring to the Solidarity Fund-but it is also true that we have been stressing the issue of flexibility ever since 2007, when we felt it was right to criticise the approach used with this budget instrument.
We want agreement, and that is why, yet again today, we insist on a monthly trilogue capable of ensuring that difficult chapters are not left to be dealt with at the end of the procedure,but rather that issues of flexibility, duration of the Financial Perspective and many points of substance can be discussed in good time and considered jointly as part of a permanent dialogue between the institutions.
And I believe it is in these issues of flexibility in our society that the information society may encounter its greatest difficulties.