Examples of using Joint declaration was in English and their translations into German
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The Joint Declaration was adopted.
Mobility Partnership negotiations with Tunisia have been completed and a joint declaration was signed on 3 March of this year.
The draft Joint Declaration was debated and subsequently amended and adopted.
The Greek delegation briefed ministers about thelaunch of the Mediterranean climate change initiative: a joint declaration was signed by 18 political delegations.
At the same time a joint declaration was drawn up with several foreign revolutionises.
On 23 November 2001, attendance in Helsinki at the meeting of the presidents and secretaries-general of the Economic and Social Councils of EU countries,where the ESC's participation in the future Convention was discussed and a joint declaration was signed.
A joint declaration was drafted and read the following day to government representatives at the Civil Society Forum.
In December 1996 a joint declaration was adopted on improving information to the budgetary authority on the negotiation and conclusion offisheries agreements.
A joint declaration was signed at the same time which stressed the importance of true cooperation to assist the readmission of nationals.
During the conference, a joint declaration was adopted to give politicians facts and arguments for securing sufficient frequency spectrum.
The joint declaration was signed by Jan Truszczyński, Director General for Education and Culture of the European Commission, and Jawhar Sircar, Secretary of the Indian Ministry of Culture.
At the first EC-Japan summit held in July 1991, a Joint Declaration was adopted confirming both parties' commitment to freedom, democracy, the rule of law, human rights, the promotion of free trade and the development of a favourable and sound world economy.
The joint declaration was signed by Günther Oettinger, European Commissioner in charge of the Digital Economy and Society, and Miao Wei, Chinese Minister of Industry and Information Technology.
This joint declaration was released after a major conference"The European Union: Moving Towards a European Energy Community" attended by then Commissioner Oettinger and the President of the European Parliament Schulz.
The joint declaration was signed on behalf of the European Union by Spain's Foreign Minister, Mr Javier Solana Madariaga, as President of the Council, and by Mr Marin, Commission Vice-President, and for Chile by the Foreign Minister, Mr José Miguel Insulza.
A joint declaration was approved covering various areas in which our bilateral relations should be strengthened and it was agreed that this partnership with Brazil should be operational and forward-looking.
A joint declaration was signed by Cecilia Malmström, EU Commissioner for Home Affairs, Mr Tahar Cherif, Tunisian Ambassador to Belgium and the European Union, and the Ministers of the ten EU Member States involved in the Partnership: Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Sweden and the United Kingdom.
The joint declaration is destined to strengthen bilateral cooperation as well as cooperation under the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership between the CNES and the EESC.
During each meeting a joint declaration is elaborated in order to underline the views of civil society on crucial economic and social issues.
This Joint Declaration is an important step in the realization of the Southern Gas Corridor and the diversification of Europe's energy supplies.
Joint Declarations were adopted at Eastern Partnership Summits of Prague(2009), Warsaw(2011) and Vilnius 2013.
The text of the Agreement, the Annexes and the Joint Declarations is attached to this Decision.
The Joint Declaration is an international agreement deposited in the United Nations but, more than that, the international dimension is central to the Joint Declaration and the Basic Law.
During the reporting period joint declarations were achieved on the following issues: VAT and its effects on Business and Employment in HORECA sector(1997); promotion of Employment in the European Hotel and Restaurant Sector 1999.
The conclusions in the joint declaration are, however, curiously illogical.
The 20 actions set out in the joint declaration are listed in Appendix 1.
Also in the case of single parent families no joint declaration Is possible for the parents.