Examples of using This action programme in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This action programme will serve as an itinerary.
At its meeting on 24 November 1992,the Industry Council received a Commission communication on the assessment of this action programme.
This action programme was signed by all the countries attending the conference.
By providing a better understanding of consumers and markets, this Action Programme protects citizens from risks and threats beyond the control of individuals.
This action programme will make a major contribution to the construction of the People's Europe.
The programme is the outcome of agree ment on a number of individual measures,whose imple mentation is considered urgent, and as such this action programme may prove useful.
This action programme is a very serious and important step forward for the European Union.
I ask that this action programme should devote an important place to this kind of supportive and coordinating work.
We ask that our offi cials meet early next year to assess progress in imple menting this action programme and call for a report at our next meeting.
Finally, we wholeheartedly welcome this action programme and we hope that it will promote greater knowledge and better prevention.
Finally, I should like to express my pleasure at the support which Parliament is offering the Commission' s initiative to launch this action programme in difficult overall circumstances, as you have highlighted.
This action programme will be the subject of a public consultation at the start of 2009 and will then go through the process of adoption by the Commission.
Cooperatives, mutuais and associations form an important and dynamic part of the cultural, social andeconomic life of the Union, and this action programme will play a small but, hopefully, useful part in their promotion.
In our discussions on this action programme, Parliament has insisted on the need for civil society to be involved in the programme itself and its evaluation.
The EESC therefore considers it necessary to assess the need to establish a specific funding line for this Action Programme or, failing this, drawing up guidelines for the inclusion of actions in other Commission-funded programmes. .
This action programme to promote non-governmental organizations concerns fundamental questions about society's participation and influence with regard to EU policy.
I accept that responsibility eagerly,with a determination to ensure that this action programme to combat discrimination, not just in the EU but also in the candidate countries, is not the end of a noble process, but the beginning.
This action programme constitutes a coherent and rationalized framework for continuity, with effect from 1 January 1995, of the various Com munity initiatives for young people.
The Commission shall see to it that there is consistency and complementarity between this action programme and other activities of the Member States and the Community affecting youth exchanges, in particular those provided for under Decision 84/636/EEC.
This Action Programme builds on these achievements and sets a dynamic and forward looking social agenda which sends a positive message to people voting on the ratification of the new Treaty.
In adopting that instrument, the Council and the European Parliament therefore gave the Member States and especially the Commission,which is instrumental in implementing this action programme the necessary legal bases for improving the working methods of the administrations concerned, in particular by encouraging them to cooperate in exchanging information.
This action programme must make the authorities, industry and the general public realise how certain pollutants can affect human health.
Finally, I hope that the Member States will approach this Action Programme with the same positive attitude and commitment as the Members of this House have done in the recent weeks.
This action programme has various closely linked and interdependent parts: promoting prevention, encouraging treatment and making essential medicinal products more affordable and stepping up research and development.
It is therefore clear that we especially welcome this action programme and the legal basis that give the women's organisations financial opportunities to do better work.
To implement this action programme and coordinate the various Community activities, in 1982 the Com mission set up an office with responsibility for measures to heip the disabled within the Directorate-General for Social Affairs DG V.
In September 1990 the European Parliament adopted a Resolution concerning this action programme[4], inviting the Commission in particular to draw up a specific directive on the risks caused by noise, vibration and any other physical agents at the workplace.
This Action Programme is to deal with: tariffs, import restrictions, standards, certification and import procedures, government pro curement, financial and capital markets and ser vices.
We feel that it is crucial to extend this action programme and we also deem it important that in the two years concerned, 2005 and 2006, the Commission can make an accurate assessment of the current programme and can prepare a new and more ambitious instrument of action, taking account of the Financial Perspectives for 2007-2013 and any needs identified in the meantime.