Examples of using Current negotiations in English and their translations into Dutch
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partial access to other documents covering the current negotiations.
The question raised by the honourable Member is a fundamental aspect of the current negotiations.
The opinion also considers the European position in the current negotiations on the siting of ITER.
The agricultural sector is being called- and to a large extent justifiably- the mainstay of the current negotiations.
Current negotiations on trade agreements include those with Mercosur,
In particular, it was agreed that the current negotiations on trade arrangements for 1983 should be concluded rapidly.3.
The current negotiations on the transition to the second stage of the As sociation Agreement were also raised by the Maltese delegation.
including insurance, in the current negotiations is the source of much discussion.
In particular, the Council expresses its full support for the current negotiations in Taba, Egypt,
We hope that the current negotiations with other Member States will strengthen Europe's industrial
For every dollar spent, mostly to pay off Western farmers blocking the current negotiations, the world would achieve more than $2,000 of benefits,
The current negotiations on the elaboration of a Globally Harmonised System provides an opportunity to fundamentally review the current labelling provisions,
The current negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians stalled for weeks because of Israel's refusal to stop building Jewish settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories.
As you may recall, there was no agreement that the question of workers' rights be included in the mandate for the current negotiations, set out in the Punta del Este Decía.
Switzerland entered into force on 22 January 1993, the current negotiations cover the areas of air
The European Council acknowledges with satisfaction the progress of the current negotiations with Mexico, and hopes that an agreement may be reached as soon as possible, and in any case in the current year.
It also stresses the need to conclude current negotiations, notably TTIP
The Commission is following the current negotiations, more particularly with regard to cooperation arrangements,
it prejudges the outcome of current negotiations, while the European Union awaits an imminent response from the government of Belarus on the concerns which it has expressed.
The Commission will decide on the basis of the current negotiations whether they should be continued in other sectors, but they have not yet gone far enough for us to tell whether this is the case.