Examples of using Set by the treaty in English and their translations into Swedish
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Only the most complete transparency of the relationship between the objectives set by the Treaty and the actions of the members of the Council will make it possible for Europeans to actually measure whether the members of the Council are fulfilling their mission properly, not that we doubt it.
It is clear proof that it is open to all Member States meeting the conditions set by the Treaty.
Firstly, we are used to hearing that the CAP has achieved its objectives of self sufficiency, as set by the Treaty.
Finally, the CFP has also to take into account the objectives set by the Treaty in the sphere of development cooperation Articles 177 and 178.
which is the reference level set by the Treaty.
In conformity with the proportionality principle, the EU measures will not go beyond what is necessary to achieve the various objectives set by the Treaty.
thereby to meeting the ambitious objectives set by the Treaty, the Vienna Action Plan
exceeding the 3% of GDP reference value set by the treaty.
A flexible and effective general Community framework for activities in the area of civil law is necessary if the ambitious objectives set by the Treaty, the Vienna action plan
i.e. above the 3% reference value set by the Treaty.
maximum numbers set by the Treaty must be fully utilised.
exceeding the 3% of GDP reference value set by the treaty.
difficulties experienced in view of the respect of the deadlines set by the Treaty and the European Council.
on measures needed to bring its government deficit below the maximum threshold of 3% of gross domestic product(GDP) set by the treaty.
all nine member states are expected in their 2009 budgets to exceed the 3% reference value set by the treaty for the ratio of deficit to gross domestic product GDP.
be sufficiently diminishing towards the 60% reference value set by the treaty.
implementation of the set of measures needed to attain the objectives set by the Treaty and the Tampere European Council of 15 and 16 October 1999.
insist that the one million threshold set by the treaty should not be breached.
obstacles highlighted in this Communication cannot be allowed to continue if the European Union is to meet the challenge of globalisation and the objectives set by the Treaty and by recent European Councils.
secure a harmonious follow-up in particular to ensure the deadlines set by the Treaty and the Action Plans are met.
bring its deficit below the maximum threshold of 3% of GDP set by the treaty by the 2006-07 financial year at the latest.
for the first time, be implemented in line with the general research objectives set by the Treaty establishing the European Community, namely.
which in 2008 exceeded the 3% reference value set by the treaty for the ratio of deficit to gross domestic product GDP.
meeting the deadlines” set by the Treaty, the Vienna Action Plan
Slovakia and the United Kingdom to bring their government deficits below the 3% reference value set by the Treaty for the ratio of deficit to gross domestic product GDP.