Examples of using Be deferred in English and their translations into Danish
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the Council shall inform the Commission of the reasons for which this decision has had to be deferred.
I ask that this matter be deferred until the next Strasbourg sitting.
I therefore, and on behalf of the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats, move that the vote on the additional protocol be deferred.
it will be deferred until it exits Gaming mode.
However at 1 July 2000, a Member State may request that the obligation in this paragraph be deferred until 31 December 2002.
Mr President, I think that, as the situation has turned out, I too would like to ask that the debate on my report be deferred.
the provision of such information may be deferred.
Receipts from the Regional Fund(see Table 3) act to ease the constraints of the balance of external payments on investment expenditure thus making possible investment projects which would otherwise have to be deferred.
conditions under which the payment of contributions by an institution may be deferred pursuant to paragraph 3 of this Article.
The dates provided for in paragraph 2 may be deferred in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 26,
as you know they cannot be deferred.
whereas the application of that Directive must therefore be deferred;
European Democrats has requested that Mr Reul's report on possible solutions to the challenges in relation to oil supply be deferred to the next part-session.
DESMOND(S), in writing.- I was so deeply disappointed by the proposed programme of work of the Commission that initially I proposed within the Bureau of my group that our approval should be deferred.
The Socialist Group in the European Parliament has asked that the vote on Mr Sánchez Presedo's report on the Green Paper on damages actions for breach of the EC antitrust rules be deferred to Wednesday at 11.30 a.m.
DE The Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe has moved that the vote on Mrs Bowles' report on basic information on Purchasing Power Parities be deferred until Thursday at noon.
Normally, the draft would only be deferred by one week, but for various reasons this period has been somewhat extended,
as the European Commission was advising at that time that the date of the enlargement of the borderless area be deferred to 2009.
It appears to us completely unacceptable that the achieving of a goal as essential as that of the closure of a supremely hazardous power station should be deferred for purely technocratic