Examples of using Proposal is designed in English and their translations into German
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This proposal is designed for that purpose.
The Commission's proposal is designed to.
This proposal is designed to respond to the expectations of European citizens.
The first proposal is designed to insert provisions relating to pre.
Our proposal is designed to deliver what Europe needs for its future.
This proposal is designed to ensure a higher degree of security/effectiveness and efficiency.
This proposal is designed to simplify and modernise the European legislative framework.
The proposal is designed to improve efforts to prevent and understand the reasons for accidents at sea.
The proposal is designed to benefit the internal market, the citizens, the car industry and the environment.
This new proposal is designed to bring both sides to the negotiating table in a constructive way.
The proposal is designed to amend the current arrangements, notably by changing the ewe premium.
The proposal is designed to respond to increasing problems caused by these invasive alien species, which include.
The new proposal is designed to stimulate the further development of satellite Internet market in Russia.
The proposal is designed to implement in the Community, part of the Cartagena Protocol on Bio-safety.
The proposal is designed to replace two Directives(83/182/EEC2 and 83/182/EEC3) on tax exemptions for passenger cars.
The proposal is designed to supplement, strengthen and clarify the existing Directive 2002/59/EC on the following points.
The proposal is designed to stimulate growth of the sector and thus to generate employment both within the sector and in associated markets.
This proposal is designed to reduce gaseous pollutants and particles emitted by this type of vehicle by 30% as compared to present standards.
The proposal is designed to ensure that future amendments no noise abatement measures are coordinated in a consultative committee.
The proposal is designed to ensure that all Member States come up at least to the minimum requirements considered necessary to protect the health and safety of workers.
The Proposal is designed to replace Regulation(EC) No 1980/2000 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 July 2000 on a revised Community Ecolabel award scheme.
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The proposal is designed to replace Directive 90/313/EEC on the freedom of access to information on the environment, and is based on the experience gained in the application of that Directive.
This proposal is designed to ensure that the internal market is protected through the harmonisation of requirements on monitoring, containment and marketing and use of fluorinated gases.
This proposal is designed to help remove informational, financial, institutional and other barriers that prevent the realisation of the significant energy savings potential that exists in all the Member States.
The proposal is designed to replace the five existing committees by the Committee on Safe Seas, a regulatory committee composed of representatives of the Member States and chaired by the representative of the Commission.
The proposal is designed to improve the provisions of an existing Directive under which the competent authorities of Member States' tax authorities co-operate to help counteract tax evasion and tax avoidance.
This proposal is designed both to ensure that Member States are better able to collect VAT on services consumed by their residents and to make the application of VAT to services simpler and fairer for traders.
Some proposals are designed to avoid unnecessary costs and exploit synergies in measures to improve security of supply.
Obviously both proposals are designed to facilitate coach and bus transport, both national and international and are therefore fully consistent with the approach set out in the Green Paper.