Examples of using To adopt a common position in English and their translations into Polish
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Unfortunately, we are among the last to adopt a common position.
It is important to adopt a common position on structural and pre-accession funding policy.
The Council, meeting behind closed doors,is unable to adopt a common position.
The S& D Group calls on the EU to adopt a common position at the Rio+20 Conference for treating water as a human right.
Has the Commission encouraged Member States to adopt a common position on this?
The Commission calls on Member States to adopt a common position in the RRC negotiations to ensure that the end of the transition period, namely the end of general legal protection of analogue channels will take place at the earliest proposed date, as close as possible to 2012.
In specific terms, this means that we need the European Union to adopt a common position condemning these murderous weapons.
The omissions were discovered too late to be corrected during the first reading procedure andthereby necessitated the Council to adopt a common position.
Since then it has been unclear when the Council will be able to adopt a common position and when this will be communicated to the European Parliament.
The Commissioner referred to the fourth aim, and put it better than I can: we must jointly resist the temptation of protectionism andit would be a good idea to adopt a common position in the Doha Round.
Finally, the resolution calls on the EU heads of state or government to adopt a common position on their participation in the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games.
The Commission notes that the Council, after having expressed its opposition on principle to the proposal at its meeting in April 2008,was finally able unanimously to adopt a common position on a text that brings added value.
We call on the Transport, Telecommunications andEnergy Council to adopt a common position quickly within the next few weeks on the two open-ended subjects of shipowners' liability and port State obligations, in order that the package can finally be adopted as a whole.
The directive under discussion will make it possible for all Member States to adopt a common position on economic immigration.
On this point I think we should back the amendment that has been tabled,calling on the Council to adopt a common position on the soil protection directive at long last.
The Commission is pleased with the consensus on the common position taken by the Council in the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs and I must repeat my congratulations to the rapporteur andthe political groups for confirming their willingness to adopt a common position without further amendments.
In some states in Europe it is still not illegal, andwould the Commission encourage Member States to adopt a common position on dealing with this very difficult issue?
For the last two years there have been no technical barriers to adopting a common position on the code.
I also want to take this opportunity to emphasise the need to adopt a common European position on human rights and the protection of minorities in China.
Then, of course, considerable time will pass before we can again sit here and decide whether to adopt some common position.