Eksempler på brug af Hague programme på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The Hague Programme adopted by the Brussels European Council of 2004 set up the blueprint in the area of Justice
The Hague programme strengthening freedom,
an action plan to implement The Hague Programme for freedom, security and justice.
as enshrined in the Tampere programme and confirmed in the Hague programme, have borne very little fruit to date.
The Commission has put forward several proposals for this in its communication'Implementing the Hague Programme: the way forward.
Mr President, both the Tampere Programme, and later the Hague Programme, identified the mutual recognition of judgments in criminal cases as one of the European Union's goals in the field of criminal law.
The Hague Programme subsequently set new targets,
achieve the ambitious objectives set out in the Hague Programme, by amending the existing legal instruments.
Since 2003, the EU has made progress in addressing both, with additional measures inside the Union, under the 2004 Hague Programme, and a new Strategy for the External Dimension of Justice and Home Affairs,
which is to replace the Hague Programme with the programme that will be named after the Swedish capital: Stockholm.
as agreed by the Hague programme.
is that it is more ambitious than the Tampere Programme and the Hague Programme, but with a more important focus on the fundamental rights of the people.
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The Hague Programme also recognizes that,
based on the Hague Programme and respective action plan, is one of
the so-called The Hague programme, which will be adopted by the European Council on 5 November 2004.
justice based on the Hague programme and the relevant plan of action, is one of
Assessment of the implementation of the Hague programme has highlighted the substantial progress made in 2007:
However, there is no doubt- as stated in the Hague programme on mutual recognition adopted by the European Council- that it would in fact be much easier to enforce judgments within the European Union if it were possible to obtain accurate information on debtors' financial positions.
as may be seen from the report on the implementation of the Hague Programme for 2007, the level of implementation with regard to legal cooperation in the criminal field was somewhat low,