Examples of using Ambitious programme in English and their translations into Danish
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which has launched an ambitious programme of construction of childcare facilities.
Mr President, I welcome the Prime Minister's very positive and ambitious programme for the Spanish Presidency.
I would first like to say that we have an ambitious programme, but do we have the financial means?
to translate its aspirations, its ambitious programme, into concrete reality.
a highly ambitious programme to implement across the European Union.
I believe that the Czech presidency's ambitious programme will be achieved through close cooperation between the European Parliament and the European Commission.
this breath of fresh air that you want to bring into European policy with this ambitious programme, is therefore the right one.
That ambitious programme seems to be dead and buried, even though it complied with the objectives of the Lisbon Strategy.
In view of the ambitious programme on which Tannoy Products Ltd. embarked in May 1976,
I would therefore like to ask the Commissioner whether our ambitious programme for the next five years has sufficient financial backing.
In all, now in mid-1988, one third of the ambitious programme laid down in the Commission's White Paper has been put into practice.
We must of course now concentrate on the ambitious programme for energy and climate change that we have agreed.
This means that the presiding state will be able to cooperate more closely with the European Parliament in implementing its ambitious programme.
Support for the determination of the Greek authorities will increase confidence in the successful achievement of the ambitious programme they have adopted.
I am pleased that the Commission has presented such an ambitious programme for completing construction of the common market.
is the tool with which we can implement an ambitious programme to win the fight against poverty in the world.
It will have to draw up an ambitious programme, to be evaluated by the House.
This is an ambitious programme of Community action which,
Prime Minister, your government has also devised a broad but balanced and ambitious programme, and I am very pleased to see that the priorities it sets out match the priorities that the Commission has set itself for 2002.
we are pleased that the ambitious programme which Mr Barroso has presented indeed appears to be directed at the most important areas,