Examples of using It notes with satisfaction in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It notes with satisfaction that this transfer of power was completed in a democratic and peaceful manner.
The Council commends the emphasis given in the updated stability programme to structural improvement in the economy by the re-orientation of government spending towards longer-term objectives in priority areas, such as education, healthcare andinvestments in infrastructures; it notes with satisfaction that such a shift in spending is implemented without prejudice to the respect of the ceilings in real terms imposed on expenditure.
It notes with satisfaction that the regional leaders are showing a growing interest for this proposal.
In addition to regulatory measures adopted by the Community, the Council considers that environmental agreements with industry could play an important role in achieving greenhouse gas emission reductions and complement effectively Community measures, provided they contain specified objectives and adequate monitoring and, where appropriate,enforcement provisions; it notes with satisfaction the commitments made by ACEA, JAMA and KAMA on CO2 emissions from passenger cars.
It notes with satisfaction the recent declaration by the FNL rebel group and calls on it to join the peace process.
In this context, it notes with satisfaction the message addressed to the nation on 23 January by the President of the Republic.
It notes with satisfaction that political changeover at the head of the State has consolidated democratic life.
In this context it notes with satisfaction the concrete and practical results obtained by the surrounding countries in the Baltic Sea region.
It notes with satisfaction that the scenario is compatible with the EMI report on the changeover.
In this connection, it notes with satisfaction the holding of quarterly meetings between the heads of national emergency departments and the Commission.
It notes with satisfaction that as a result of a German initiative travel has been made easier for school parties.
Among other progress achieved, it notes with satisfaction the adoption of the first concrete measures for putting into effect the action plan to combat organized crime.
It notes with satisfaction that the scenario is fully com patible with the EMI report on the changeover.
It notes with satisfaction that good results have been achieved, in particular at the recent meetings of the Accession Conferences at Deputy level.
It notes with satisfaction the agreement reached on 8 November between three of the main parties and urges that the proposals be swiftly implemented.
It notes with satisfaction the measures adopted by the Council and the Commission in order to improve the effectiveness of the Union's external action.
It notes with satisfaction the detailed coverage of the main developments in the four cohesion countries, Spain, Portugal, Greece and Ireland, in 1999;
It notes with satisfaction that the maximum rate of financial aid for cross-border projects has increased to 30% and the minimum funding threshold to EUR 1.5 billion.
It notes with satisfaction the decision by the Ministerial Conference of Istanbul to convene the next sessions of these groups and calls for those meetings to be held as soon as possible.
It notes with satisfaction Russia's cooperation on European and international issues, including in the implementation of the Dayton/Paris Peace Agreements and its contribution to IFOR.
It notes with satisfaction the active development of dialogue between the EU and Russia at all levels and notably the important contribution made by the EU-Russia Summit to that development.
It notes with satisfaction the agreement on common guidelines for defining and measuring building space which was recently reached by interinstitutional working groups set up in Brussels and Luxembourg.
It notes with satisfaction the new Battlegroup offers from Member States from 2016 onwards and calls for increased efforts to ensure that the envisaged gaps in the roster during the upcoming years will be avoided in the future.
It notes with satisfaction that virtually all the High Commissioner's recommendations were finally accepted and is confident that the Latvian Government will respect its commitment to make the additional adjustments before November 2000.
It notes with satisfaction that the Court was able to conclude that the Fund produced some positive changes in national efforts, mainly with regard to testing innovatory projects and integrating their results into national strategies.
It notes with satisfaction that the updated programme envisages continued government surpluses up to 2004 as Sweden maintains its medium-term objective of a budget surplus of 2% of GDP on average over the business cycle.
It notes with satisfaction that the Interim Agreement with Russia signed in Brussels on 17 July 1995 is to come into force on 1 February 1996 and it urges the Contracting Parties to ratify the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement as soon as possible.
It notes with satisfaction the productive contacts between the staffs of the two organisations, and strongly encourages these contacts to continue in a transparent manner in order to avoid duplication, ensure coherence and mutually reinforcing capability development.
It notes with satisfaction the outcome of the 12th ministerial meeting between the Union and the Rio Group, and of the ministerial meetings with the various sub-regional organisations of Central and South America, which took place on 26 and 27 May 2005 in Luxembourg.
In this context it notes with satisfaction the common desire of both Parties to provide a specific framework for veterinary cooperation and invites both Parties to finalize the appropriate framework, together with the areas and forms of cooperation that are of mutual interest.