Examples of using External mandate in English and their translations into Dutch
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By the end of 2006, the Council will reach a decision on the renewal of the EIB's external mandates for the period 20072013.
Parliament and the Council will co-decide on the mid-term review of the Bank's external mandates.
in particular in the framework of the new external mandates for EIB activity outside the EU in the period 2007-2013.
Applied to all EIB external mandates, ESIAF will enable the EIB to better evaluate and understand the impact of the projects it finances outside the Union,
In line with the new external mandates defined in the Council Decision of December 2006,
The European Parliament wants to lay down that role for the Bank clearly in its external mandate.
an EU budget guarantee, the so-called“external mandate”, which sets out the objectives for operations in the different regions of the world.
Last but not least, as regards the European Investment Bank's external mandate, I feel that the remarks made here, in the plenary debate,
This external mandate allows us, through the actions of the EIB
increasing uncertainty, before the end of this year, over the possibility of continuing to use the resources and tools of this external mandate.
the agreement at first reading to solve the legal problems that had arisen surrounding the external mandate of the European Investment Bank or EIB.
The EIB has been given a number of external mandates in recent years.
As you know, we benefit from a European Union guarantee for operations that are included in its external mandates.
European Investment Bank- External lending mandate.
This follows a mid-term review of application of the EIB's external lending mandate for the 2007‑13 period.
That global guarantee covering the general EIB external lending mandate laid down in Decision 2000/24/EC should be extended to Croatia.
The financing of land ownership in developing countries needs to be looked at as an investment cost under the EIB external lending mandate.
However, under the EIB's external mandate, this sense of urgency for counter-cyclical action has not been shown by the EIB in developing countries.
Under the external mandate the EIB should invest more in financial services,
The Council agrees to transfer the"surplus margin" in the external mandate of EUR 2,180 million to the Mediterranean countries.