Examples of using Binding timetable in English and their translations into Italian
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That a binding timetable be drawn up for negotiations with non-EU countries;
It would not be in keeping with this to introduce a legally binding timetable.
A binding timetable for transport policy measures could then be adopted.
European level has to comply with a legally binding timetable.
Secondly, I suggest that we establish a binding timetable, one with real sanctions against any EU State
more realistic position by not setting a binding timetable or target.
Moreover, we do not consider that a precise and binding timetable for the common foreign
States for the implementation of essential cross-border projects with a binding timetable;
and it must include a binding timetable for the drafting of an eventual international agreement.
all you need is put at the disposal of guests for a pleasant and without binding timetables.
My last request and proposal is that we should draw up a binding timetable- one which includes sanctions against those who do
including clear targets and binding timetables.
provide for a binding timetable, nor would such a thing be compatible with any interpretation
countries of growing concern about the lack of a clear and binding timetable for accession.
After five years of failure, you are setting ambitious targets, with binding timetables for jobs, research,
plan for employment backed up by specific measures and a binding timetable.
That is why I ardently support the proposal by the rapporteur to introduce a binding timetable and create a coordination committee so that this action can come about effectively and
failed to lay down a specific and binding timetable.
failed to reach a specific agreement and binding timetable on tax information, leaving tax
to approve the necessary programme together with a realistic and binding timetable».
a multi-annual plan with specific measures and a binding timetable, as well as instruments and monitoring mechanisms to which Member States commit themselves.
its declaration of 26 March 1981, by taking a formal decision with regard to concrete measures to be carried out within a binding timetable.
developed countries would agree on a legally binding timetable and quantified reduction objectives to address their collective
and practical results, with a clear and, it is to be hoped, binding timetable.
a multi-year plan backed up by specific measures and a binding timetable, as well as instruments
in accordance with a binding timetable.
it contains a positive invitation to the Commission to announce a binding timetable for the final abolition of the temporary exemptions from the value-added tax system.
as is the establishment of a binding timetable for the shutdown of the Bohunice units.
to open up the prospect of a test ban and the establishing of a binding timetable of nuclear disarmament with a view to the total elimination of all nuclear weapons.
urged the interim administration to produce a binding timetable for this, with clear benchmarks against which progress can be judged.