Examples of using To adopt a common position in English and their translations into Dutch
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peaceful settlement, and for Europe to adopt a common position on the issue at last.
we call on the Commission and Council to adopt a common position so as to ensure EU Member States automatically sign
asserted the need for the Member States to adopt a common position at the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea
Member States need to adopt a common position regarding the establishment of restrictions for all export support,
I would like you to tell me clearly whether you do not think the Council needs to adopt a common position to apply Article 5 of the Lomé Convention to Equatorial Guinea
asserted the need for the Member States to adopt a common position at the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea
At its meeting on 16 June 1998 the Council reached a political agreement with a view to adopting a common position;
For the last two years there have been no technical barriers to adopting a common position on the code.
with a view to adopting a common position on the Community action programme 1999-2003 relating to rare diseases.
The amended proposal is before the Council, which is to endeavour to adopt a common position on the matter.
The Council agreed to adopt a common position setting out this agreement at its meeting in June,
of this regulation and called on the Council to adopt a common position as quickly as possible.
In the light of the Commission's position on this clause, the Member States's unanimity on the overall compromise would have been required to adopt a common position.
If the Council fails to adopt a common position within the time allowed
The failure of the Foreign Ministers of the Twelve to adopt a common position on the invasion of Panama by the United States was a serious breakdown in Political Cooperation.
Technical discussions were opened within the Working Group on Enlargement on 1 February, in order to adopt a common position with a view to opening the accession negotiations on 17 March.
If the Council fails to adopt a common position within the time allowed although the European Par liament has delivered an express opinion,
after the European Parliament's first reading, to achieve the necessary unanimity to adopt a common position.
the attempt by the EU to adopt a common position risks being defeated by Denmark's veto.