Examples of using A common position in English and their translations into Czech
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the west as a precondition for a common position.
as the three institutions will have to reach a common position that will be voted on at second reading in December.
Therefore, this seems to me to be a good opportunity to respond to the request of the USA by putting forward a common position in line with the values of the European Union.
Three months have already passed since the tragic earthquake, and it would appear we are still unable to work out a common position on support for Haiti.
the Commission are in intensive consultations on this issue with the aim of reaching a common position on this resolution.
we welcome the fact that a common position has been reached.
We should not forget that it took four years for the Council to reach a common position.
The salient point for me is that the European Union is unable to come up with a common position on the issue.
think that the European Union must reach an agreement on a common position in this matter.
Mr President, I think the encouraging result achieved by the Council is that 27 Member States can now go to the G20 with a common position.
We have reached a common position on the Temporary Agency Workers Directive.
I would like to thank you for your support of the Council's endeavours to reach a common position, and you can trust that the Slovenian Presidency will strengthen its efforts to this end.
This, especially given the failure to hold a debate in the Chamber, is a very slender basis on which to produce a common position.
However, we must try to reach a common position where the external aspects of energy security are concerned.
Yesterday, as I said, the Ecofin Council of Finance Ministers did not manage to reach a common position on this set of problems.
would the Commission encourage Member States to adopt a common position on dealing with this very difficult issue?
The Council, as I have said, approved a common position in this regard, once and for all.
for many years, Member States and European Union institutions have discussed and sought a common position on the Working Time Directive.
helping to shape a common position.
first of all demonstrating a common position vis-à-vis Gazprom, but secondly also in