Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Note of a statement in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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It also took note of a statement by the EIB.
The Council confirmed the political agreement reached at the ECOFIN session on 4 June 2002 on the so-called"Occupationtial Pension Funds directive" and took note of a statement presented by the Belgium delegation.
The Council took note of a statement by the Spanish delegation concerning the non-applicability of the Regulation to Gibraltar.
which simply takes note of a statement and does not endorse it fully until we have precise
The Council took note of a statement by the Commission to the effect that it would start the procedure provided for in the agreement on social policy.
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On this last point, the Council also took note of a statement by the Irish delegation to the effect that this was a highly sensitive political issue as far as Ireland was concerned.
The Council took note of a statement by Germany and a report from the Commission on the humanitarian emergency situation in North Korea.
the JHA Council took note of a statement from several Member States calling for the incorporation into the proposal of the drawing up
The Council took note of a statement by the German Minister asking the Commission to present rapidly- before the IMF meeting on 28-29 September- a proposal regarding the implementation of paragraph 28 of the Cologne European Council Conclusions concerning a common European position on debt relief for the poorest countries possible utilisation of unused resources of an amount of 1 billion euro from the 6th
The Council took note of a statement by the Spanish delegation on its desire to see the Commission adopt an integrated approach to soil protection and restoration.
The Council took note of a statement by the Belgian delegation on the International Convention for the Control
It also took note of a statement by the Swedish Minister for Justice,
The Council took note of a statement by the Austrian delegation on problems arising from the lack of the implementation of the provisions of Regulation(EC) No 258/97.
The Council took note of a statement by the Swedish delegation on the development of relations with Russia
The Council took note of a statement by the French delegation,
The Council took note of a statement by the Swedish delegation asking the Commission to present a proposal to eliminate the barriers in Community law to the use of new technologies for diesel cars.
The ACP-CE Council took note of a statement by Mauritius, on behalf of the ACP states parties to the Sugar protocol of the Lomé Convention,
The Council took note of a statement by the Netherlands delegation noting the surplus supply of low-priced chlorofluorocarbons(CFCs)
The Council also took note of a statement by the future Danish Presidency, which undertook to study the subject in greater detail as part of the follow-up to the Beijing Conference,
On sugar, the Council took note of a statement by the Mauritian delegation welcoming the recent solutions to certain problems arising in connection with the Protocol on sugar- concluded twenty years ago- annexed to the Convention.
The Council took note of a statement by the Commission deploring the fact that,
The Council took note of a statement by the new French Minister indicating that his Government- which has taken office only 5 days ago- while confirming its commitment to the objectives
The Council took note of a statement by the Belgian delegation asking the Commission to inform it of the progress of proceedings on the setting up of an integrated product policy to make it possible to take more effective environmental measures,
The ACP-EC Council took note of a statement by the ACP Ministerial Spokesman on Sugar,
Under this agenda item, the Council also took note of a statement by the British Home Secretary on the intentions of the United Kingdom with regards to its participation in Justice and Home Affairs matters