Eksempler på brug af Aarhus convention på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Public consultation should be considered in the light of the provisions of Directive 85/337/EEC and the Aarhus Convention.
bound by Regulation 1367/200612, which applies the Aarhus Convention to the Community institutions and bodies.
In the international context, Denmark proposes that the principles inherent in the Aarhus Convention be adopted more widely.
Fortunately many other matters which are important from the point of view of the Aarhus convention have been received positively.
In addition to this proposal on access to environmental information, there are other pieces of Community legislation which already incorporate the principle of the Aarhus Convention.
Central Europe in ratifying and implementing the Aarhus Convention and will support NGO activities in these countries.
In formulating the proposal, the Commission's objective has been to incorporate the binding provisions of the Aarhus Convention.
In order to implement the Aarhus Convention effectively we need to look at all the details
all Member States have signed the Aarhus Convention and so already have to take into account the soft-law provisions.
Under the Aarhus Convention, public participation is as a rule required, not only for the issue
The Aarhus Convention is open to ratification,
Directive 2003/35/EC applies the Aarhus Convention to certain plans
based on the Aarhus Convention, an important step towards harmonising the national systems.
The Aarhus Convention is not applied,
Parliament and the Council have now adopted three legislative instruments to implement the Aarhus Convention, but difficulties remain.
as a former journalist, I totally agree with the importance of the Aarhus Convention.
What these reports have in common is that the Commission' s proposals are based on what is known as the Aarhus Convention.
12 aim to give effect to a best endeavour clause under the Aarhus Convention and are formulated in a non-binding way.
The proposal we are now discussing is largely based upon the Aarhus Convention, which we consider to be an unusually positive
(FI) I have been actively involved in the Aarhus Convention since 2000, when we discussed its first pillar,