Examples of using Pro-active role in English and their translations into German
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The social partners at all levels can plan pro-active role in this respect.
The EU has from the outset taken a pro-active role in the negotiations and unreservedly supported the implementation of the Doha Declaration.
He called on the European Commission to again take a more pro-active role.
The EESC firmly believes in a stronger and much more pro-active role for the Commission as guardian of the partnership principle.
Agreements concluded by nonEuropean MNCs are less likely to accord EWCs a pro-active role.
The Commission welcomes industry's pro-active role in relation to spam.
SABIC continues to take a pro-active role in the industry by improving the purity, organoleptic properties and cleanliness of resins used in PET and food packaging.
It is stressed that a frameworkinstrument would give the European Union a pro-active role in the area of services of general interest.
But this does not preclude a more pro-active role at EU level to catalyse change and to steer, support and accompany necessary reforms.
Europe's competitiveness should be enhanced through three main pillars for action: the resource base,networks and a pro-active role for public authorities.
Those adaptations require a pro-active role for the state and civil society, and collaborative strategies that foster entrepreneurship and institution building.
The Committee recommends that the Commission should play a more pro-active role in monitoring standards of control in Member States.
A pro-active role for public authorities in monitoring the impact on competitiveness of the existing policy framework and to anticipate emerging issues and pro-actively adapt policies.
Support for efforts by the Commission to take a more pro-active role to promote, publish and circulate best practice;
A major effort from all the partners and institutions must be made to move from good intentions to consequences,and the EESC calls for a pro-active role from the social partners.
Our starting point is that companies must play a more pro-active role in resolving social problems, but that that must not be brought about by placing new burdens on firms or their employees.
The EU and its Member States(and the social partners in the Member States)must be encouraged to seek a pro-active role, as far as this is concerned.
He stressed that this draft programme reflected the pro-active role of the SMO and in this respect emphasised that most of its opinions are own-initiative and exploratory opinions.
I think we would do well to make people the focal point, and that is why we must adopt initiatives at this time to ensure that the dignity of the Palestinians is respected and the dignity of the Israelis is respected and that both nations have the chance to move into the future together in peace, in a democratic system.We should play a strong and pro-active role in this context.
In the United States, the FCC has taken a pro-active role in achieving the necessary co-ordination between market players in order to assist the roll-out of HDTV, so far without regulatory imposition.
The Competitiveness Council of 26 November 2002 adopted a series of important conclusions covering a vast array of measures, including the development of human resources, greater resources forresearch, intellectual property protection, the creation of online platforms available on the Internet, the pro-active role for public authorities, the participation of society and social dialogue, the regulatory framework and international cooperation.
Pro-active role of industry: The current approach requires authorities to provide convincing arguments, usually in the context of a risk assessment, before restriction measures are taken.
The new systemwill also, for the first time, allow the merging parties a more pro-active role in discussions regarding a possible referral and enable them to initiate a referral process prior to any formal notification.
A more pro-active role is provided for in 6 per cent of cases: 4 per cent of agreements entitle the EWCs concerned to make recommendations and proposals of their own and 2 per cent allow for negotiations on certain issues.
In order to meet these four challenges in an appropriate manner,both the UK and the EU had to play a pro-active role which would primarily consist of a combination of military, civil and political elements.
The Authority will have a clear pro-active role in collection and analysis of scientific and other relevant types of data, allowing for identification and early warning of emerging risks in the food chain.
The Commission would likemarket participants to play a more effective and pro-active role in consistently signalling clear infringements or anti-competitive behaviour from whatever source- first at national level and then to the Commission.
Assessing the pro-active role of tourism and destination managers, promoters and visitors in preserving WWI heritage and memories of the past is a first step in search of a sustainable development model.
The fast development of biotechnology andthe broad range of potential applications requires a pro-active role for public authorities to monitor the impact on competitiveness of the existing policy framework and to anticipate emerging issues and pro-actively adapt policies.
Support for efforts by the Commission to take a more pro-active role under the Treaty on European Union in order, at European level, to promote, publish and circulate best practice educational material and support for statutory and voluntary agencies in the field;
