Examples of using Re-emphasised in English and their translations into German
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She re-emphasised that in her opinion the focus should be put on social safety nets.
As consumers have become more and more used to buying food products cheaply,the real value of food should be re-emphasised.
It re-emphasised the EU's expectation that the Plan would be implemented immediately and in full.
By judgement dated 22 September 2015(reference 1 Sa 48a/15)the LAG Schleswig-Holstein re-emphasised the importance of the duty to properly inform the employee.
The Cooperation Council re-emphasised that respect for the principles of democracy and human rights lies at the very heart of the partnership.
In the discussions, which led last year to the agreement on enhancing the HIPC Initiative, there was a strong consensus in the donorcommunity that poverty reduction needs to be re-emphasised as a main focus of development efforts.
IST 99, held in Helsinki in November, re-emphasised Europe's commitment to transforming itself rapidly into an Information Society.
This is a constant concern to us, both in respect of the United States and Russia, and I would like to eliminate a misconception here once again,which was re-emphasised by Mrs Flautre, when she stated that I took something back of what I had said earlier.
Both sides re-emphasised the need for a formal instrument to underpin the growing importance of the EU/Australia relationship.
Makhno went on to co-author the"Organisational Platform of the Libertarian Communists", which re-emphasised the anarchist mass organisational tradition by calling for them to be ideologically and tactically unified in their organisations.
We have re-emphasised our wish to see long-term reductions in ozone levels achieved by 2020 in line with the National Emissions Ceilings Directive proposals.
The Stockholm European Council ratified the“objectives report”,adopted by the Education Council on 12 February 2001, and re-emphasised the importance of education and training:“Improving basic skills, particularly IT and digital skills, is a top priority to make the Union the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world.
It re-emphasised the closeness of the link between strong EU support for Albania and close co-operation of Albania with the European Union and the international community in its efforts to solve the Kosovo problem.
The Future Conference prior to the Lyon Assembly re-emphasised the need for a pan-European instrument and mechanism of churches for mediation among churches, for mediation in conflicts with a religious dimension and in society.
The rapporteur re-emphasised the consumer protection perspective, which he felt was already a step in the right direction as compared with the single market perspective which characterised the Single European Act.
For the future- and this has already been said,but I believe that it should be re-emphasised- we shall have to do even more work to ensure that the means of transport crossing the territory of Europe complement one another by trying, here too, to ensure greater consistency between them.
The Joint Council re-emphasised the fact that the purpose of this agreement is to establish an association between the Parties with wide ranging objectives covering all aspects of their political, economic, trade and co-operation relations.
The Co-operation Council re-emphasised the fact that the purpose of this Agreement is to establish an Interregional Association Agreement, with wide ranging objectives covering all aspects of the Parties' political, economic, trade and co-operation relations.
For this reason it should be re-emphasised at the present juncture that, while the Union must, of course, provide itself with the means necessary to attain its objectives and carry through its policies, as prescribed by Article 6 of the Treaty on European Union, it must equally ensure that contributions and appropriations are fairly distributed and that budgetary processes are open to scrutiny.
The renewed Sustainable Development Strategy re-emphasises the importance of an integrated approach.
RE-EMPHASISES the importance of an effective synergy with all, both internal and external, other relevant areas and actions of the Community;
We re-emphasise the importance of universal adherence to, and effective implementation of, the Chemical Weapons Convention.
We should re-emphasise here the distinction made in Chapter 1 above between the impact of retirement per se and that of the ageing process as a whole.
The European Central Bank's independence- which I must re-emphasise today- is truly a constituent element in European Monetary Union.
The Decision re-emphasises COMETT's role as a Community programme for advanced training for technology and its application but places increased stress on changing skill requirements and regional needs.
IPRES 2010 will re-emphasise that preserving our scientific and cultural digital heritage requires integration of activities and research across institutional and disciplinary boundaries to adequately address the challenges in digital preservation.
Let me re-emphasise, however, that consumer protection is best served if we consider the whole picture, as the Commissioner rightly indicated, rather than tacking together all the provisions that apply anywhere in Europe.
I would like to conclude by re-emphasising that I am very satisfied with your statement, and that I believe that the proximity principle must apply in such a serious case as this.
I would just like to start by re-emphasising that fisheries policy, which is of course so important in the European Union, is a classic example of the need to reconcile economic interests and the needs of the environment.
We are determined to achieve progress by the end of this year on an effective verification rgime to strengthen the implementation of the Biological andToxin Weapons Convention and re-emphasise the importance of universal adherence to the Chemical Weapons Convention.