Examples of using Coordinated position in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Recommended coordinated position.
Europe counts in the world where it has, in fact, a coordinated position.
Common or coordinated positions should be adopted in line with the duty of loyal cooperation.
The G8 and the G20 will remain important fora for the definition of global responses to many of the challenges facing us,to which the EU must actively contribute through coordinated positions.
Mutual agreement regarding key issues and coordinated positions vis-à-vis governments and the EU: the St.
Member States are invited to continue working on possible ways to improve withholding tax relief procedures in the appropriate Commission working groups andto adopt a coordinated position in the corresponding discussions at the OECD.
With regard to her efforts to achieve a coordinated position, I think it would have been sensible to involve her in this debate.
Emphasises that a concerted EU strategy should be developed within each of these financial, monetary,and regulatory institutions and bodies so as to allow the Union to establish a coordinated position and enhance its influence over the decision-making process;
We agree on an ambitious and coordinated position to make the automatic exchange of information a global standard guiding international taxation.
The customs authorities shall seek to develop and strengthen their cooperation on topics of common interest in order toseek a coordinated position when those topics are discussed in the framework of international organisations.
To ensure transparency and a coordinated position among EU national authorities, the EC adopted a mandate in April 2007 inviting these bodies to present a standardisation programme.
The Commission will informally contact other stakeholders(the IMF, the EFC and, in the case of euro area countries, the ECB)to obtain a coordinated position on the programme conditions that will accompany the financial assistance(see paragraph 11).
In addition, the EU is preparing a coordinated position on risk management in the event of volcanic eruptions for the general assembly of the International Civil Aviation Organisation(ICAO) in September.
In this context, I would like to urge the representatives of the European Commission and the European Central Bank andother relevant EU institutions to take a considered and coordinated position when looking for an optimal solution in these difficult times, when the whole of Europe faces economic recession.
Section 3 of the Annex to that decision mentions, with respect to the various items on the agenda at the 25th session of the OTIF Revision Committee, the divisions of competence between the Union and its Member States, the exercise of voting rights,and the recommended coordinated position.
The report calls for the EU to agree on a“coordinated position to make automatic exchange of information a global standard guiding international taxation.”.
When negotiating international agreements that may affect or alter the scope of the Regulation on the service of documents as annexed to this Agreement, Denmark will coordinate its position with the Community andwill abstain from any actions that would jeopardise the objectives of a coordinated position of the Community within its sphere of competence in such negotiations.
Single liaison offices should at least represent the coordinated position of the market surveillance authorities and the authorities in charge of the control on products entering the Union market.
We can tell you that the International Criminal Court is working on this and investigating it, and I think that the EuropeanUnion should therefore maintain a constructive, coordinated position, in relation to the extremely serious matters raised in the Goldstone report, and this is what the Presidency of the Council will do.
The EU needs to arrive at a coordinated position on this issue, based on the requirements and provisions of the existing Treaties, but also a more precise, common position on the issue of defending the national interest, which increasingly needs to be understood as the"European interest".
In 2012 together with the ERA Framework, the Commission will propose common EU/Member States priorities in S&T as a basis for coordinated positions or joint initiatives vis-à-vis third countries, building on the work of the Strategic Forum for International Cooperation.
In order to represent a coordinated position, the Office develops positions and background material for Hungarian representatives delegated to the relevant body of the EU decision-making system in relation to the research agenda of the Research Working Party, COREPER I and the Competitiveness Council.
The single liaison office shallat least be responsible for representing the coordinated position of the market surveillance authorities and the authorities designated under Article 25(1) and for communicating the national strategies as set out in Article 13.
Strengthening of political solidarity by promoting the harmonization of views, coordinating position and, where possible and desirable, taking common actions.
(b) exchange views and, where appropriate, coordinate positions on development issues in regional and international fora to promote inclusive and sustainable growth for human development;
Preparing for and participating in meetings of the Hague Union and coordinate positions with the Member States.
Time is the active principle of gravity's“location” charge,both identifying the 4-D spatial coordinate position of asymmetrically distributed immobile mass, and simultaneously establishing the entropy drive of matter, the intrinsic motion of bound energy's time dimension(see:“The Time Train“).
Coordinate positions to be adopted in contacts with commercial carriers;
The EU willseek to consolidate dialogue on multilateral issues, and to coordinate positions with India.
As well as setting a common agenda it should continue to coordinate positions on matters of global importance, taking account of the interests and concerns of both parties.