Examples of using Section would in English and their translations into German
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Accordingly this section would.
The section would examine this item at its next meeting.
An information contact person in each section would facilitate the work of information dissemination.
The section would therefore not have an opportunity to examine the text.
The study group would meet twice before then,on 20 December 2011 and 26 January 2012, and the section would adopt its opinion on 29 February.
The section would discuss a draft additional opinion at its meeting on 10 and 11 May.
If the request for an own-initiative opinion was accepted by the bureau, the section would establish a study group of 12 members and 4 experts which would hold 3 meetings.
The Section would nevertheless stress that the pigmeat sector is only slowly emerging from an extremely serious crisis starting back in October 1992.
A joint conference on the Black Sea Region would be held with the ILO, and the Section would contribute regularly to the work of the IAESCSI.
Critics say that this section would represent his peak, but that Rümmler had a tendency to excess.
EMU@10: successes and challenges after 10 years of Economic and Monetary Union- COM(2008) 238 final- SEC(2008) 553-in the absence of the requested referral, the section would ask for an own-initiative opinion on behalf of the permanent study group.
In this connection the Section would stress that the following work should be given priority.
The Section would like to see similar rules applied to all bodies with which shares are deposited, such as credit institutions.
If the idea of organising a special enlargement plenary session in December was not accepted, then the section would again take up the initiative of organising a conference, jointly with other sections. .
The Section would, however, once again like to draw attention to the following points already raised by the ESC in the above Opinions.
Furthermore, at its September meeting, the section would discuss the following issue: Towards a common foreign and security policy- the role of organised civil society.
The Section would like a supervisory committee to be set up to ensure common interpretation and implementation of the measures through the EU.
The Section would also like to see a requirement that all employees should be informed in good time about the existence and course of a takeover offer.
The Section would hold a conference on the responsibility of European companies for labour conditions in subcontracting companies in Bangladesh and other countries.
The Section would nevertheless reiterate its opposition to alcohol abuse, knowing full well what an adverse effect it has on individual health and society at large.
The Section would welcome the issuing of the mooted joint declaration on EC-Japan relations, especially if it reinforces high level institutional contacts.
The section would also welcome a study to be made of how EC economic and financial instruments can incorporate elements to promote sustainable economic growth.
The Section would nevertheless point out that labour costs are very high in the olive oil sector where operations cannot be wholly mechanized even with current state-of-the-art technology.
The Section would prefer to see it expressly specified in the Article that the auditors must ascertain whether real possibilities have been afforded prospective bidders irrespective of their national origin.
The Section would first point out that the grubbing-up programme and the scheme for definitive abandonment of vineyards have reduced production capacity and secured a satisfactory, if relative, market balance.
This section would affirm that the United States is engaged in an armed conflict with al Qaeda, the Taliban, and associated forces pursuant to the Authorization for Use of Military Force Public Law 107-40; 50 U.S.C. 1541 note.
The Section would therefore recommend that the plan for tomorrow's common transport policy be included in the Community's legislative programme, which represents a planning tool, and that a detailed timetable be drawn up.
The Section would also point out in connection with trends in per hectare yields that older, lower-yield vineyards are often the target of the extensive grubbing-up operations whereas replanting operations frequently involve new varieties with higher yields.
The Section would particularly welcome effective action to ensure that the maritime education and training systems of the major labour supplying countries in the third world fully meet the current and revised STCW requirements.
The section would ask the budget group and the EESC Bureau for authorisation to hold a meeting in Copenhagen(Denmark) on 11 January 2006 at the invitation of the DA(Danish Employers) and LO(Trade Union Federation) organisations.