Examples of using To make proposals in English and their translations into Danish
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On the one hand it is an excellent signal to the Commission and the Member States to make proposals in this sphere.
That is why we are asking the Commission to make proposals, in good time,
The Commission, which has on several occasions been invited by the Council to make proposals in this respect, should take into account what the honourable Member has just said.
As the President of the Commission has said, the Commission is ready to make proposals with the purpose of making use of the options in the Treaties to adjust the decision-making procedure.
They invited Parliament to make proposals, and expressed the wish that the Council would reach a decision on these proposals in 1976.
Parliament to make proposals on which the Council would reach a decision in 1976 so that elections by direct
She was willing to make proposals in the second part and she also formulated suggestions for future policy.
It contains 38 recommendations, many of which call on the Commission to make proposals and carry out studies
as Mr Spencer outlined, failed to make proposals as it could do under Article J.8.
And are you going to make proposals in the context of VAT where we have an authority for reducing charges on intensive services?
The committee was instructed to make proposals for improving the functioning of the Community system and of political cooperation.
It also asked the Commission to make proposals on the basis of the recommendations of the ad hoc group.
Politically we need to make proposals that are focused firstly on this policy
Has the right to make proposals for improving the working conditions
The Commission now has an obligation to make proposals to turn a‘stupid' Stability Pact into a really intelligent pact.
Parliament will also have the right to make proposals for future revisions of the Treaty,
The European Parliament will also be empowered to make proposals for its own electoral procedure based on principles common to all Member States.
Every MEP must naturally be entitled to make proposals and have them translated,
Invited to make proposals for action, a number of delegates mentioned areas where measures could be introduced.
This will then enable the Presidency of the Council to make proposals in February to the EU partners as to further action.