Examples of using This common position in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Has defined this common position.
This Common Position will be kept under constant review.
Has adopted this common position.
This Common Position shall enter into force on the date of its adoption.
Has defined this common position.
This Common Position shall enter into force on the date of its adoption.
The Commission commends this Common Position to the European Parliament.
This Common Position shall be published in the Official Journal.
The Council will be responsible for the follow-up concerning this common position.
Overall, this common position is to be welcomed.
Consequently, those persons, groups and entities are not covered by this Common Position.
This Common Position shall be re-examined before the end of the deployment of SFOR.".
The statement set out in the Annex heretoshall be adopted as an integral part of this common position.
This common position shall be reexamined before the end of the deployment of IFOR and Untaes.
The final text of the by-laws related to theBoard of Auditors is largely in line with this common position.
This Common Position will be re-examined after the Review Conference for the 1980 Convention.
In its common position the Council did not agree to all of the amendments proposed by the European Parliament, but eighteen of the twenty six amendments adopted by the Parliament are incorporated,in principle, into this common position.
This Common Position does not prevent EU Member States from conducting a more restrictive national policy in this area.
So, the strategy is simple: the Commission proposes, Parliament amends and decides, and there will be a position from the Commission and from the European Parliament for or against the Council,and the Council will have to react to this common position.
This Common Position follows on from the political agreement reached at the meeting of the General Affairs and External Relations Council on 22 July 2008 see Press Release 11666/1/08.
Once we have achieved this common position, we will take fully into account the Resolution that this Parliament passed on 23 October 2008, after a debate on body scanners.
This common position not only constitutes the current Council position, but also incorporates some of the European Parliament's amendments at first reading.
This common position will be reviewed in the light of the US Secretary-General's report on Libya's compliance with the remaining provisions of UNSC Resolutions 731(1992) and 748(1992).
This common position provides for the drawing up of a list of individuals, groups and entities involved in terrorist acts whose funds and financial assets must be frozen.
(2) This Common Position should be updated in the light of changes in the international military presence in Bosnia, in particular the deployment of the Stabilisation Forces(SFOR);
This Common Position will be monitored by the Council, to which the Presidency and the Commission will regularly report and will be reviewed in the light of developments in Nigeria.
This Common Position applies in accordance with the provisions of the following Articles to persons, groups and entities involved in terrorist acts and listed in the Annex.
This Common Position provides, inter alia, for the European Union to strive for the rapid implementation of the process of disarmament pursuant to the Lusaka Agreement, as well as to lend its support to the reconstruction and development of the country.
Whereas this common position should respect the principles and objectives of the Treaty and make a major contribution to meeting the aspirations of developing countries in the field of shipping while at the same same time pursuing the objective of the continuing application in this field of the commercial principles applied by shipping lines of the OECD countries and in trades between these countries;