Examples of using To reach a consensus in English and their translations into Dutch
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we have not been able to reach a consensus among Romanian MEPs promoting Romania's interests.
This issue is so important that we must make an effort to reach a consensus.
It did, however, eventually prove possible, through negotiations, for these problems to be resolved and for us to reach a consensus.
Thirdly, we have seen once again how difficult it is to reach a consensus.
the rapporteur thanked all those who had helped to reach a consensus.
In conclusion, the Committee also asks the Commission to continue to work at international level to reach a consensus on the specific application of the precautionary principle.
There were far too many different national interests to allow the Union to reach a consensus, some sceptics said.
That is why I call on the left of the House finally to reach a consensus on these issues.
However, it was not possible to reach a consensus based on the Commission proposal here in Parliament.
I also welcome the fact that the Council appears ready to reach a consensus on the regulation.
I am aware of the efforts made in the Committee competent for the main report to reach a consensus which would allow it to be approved at first reading
During 1995, the Member States and the Commission were actively involved in trying to reach a consensus on the content of such evaluations
stressed that she had done everything possible to reach a consensus; additional Study Group meetings would have made no difference.
the European Union needed to reach a consensus on the type of agricultural development it intended to promote
it will be extremely difficult to reach a consensus on the reform agenda,
spread over several years, the CounciL managed to reach a consensus on Large-scale combustion pLant at its meeting of 16/17 and 28/29 June 1988 under the German presidency.
The report voices dissatisfaction regarding the inability of the international community to reach a consensus at the Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference held in New York in May this year.
in exemplary cooperation which, it is my fervent hope, will make it possible for us to reach a consensus at the first reading.
The Presidency stressed that its aim was to reach a consensus on the Guidelines for 1999 at the joint meeting, with a view to their inclusion in the conclusions
There will be a window of opportunity following Parliament's first reading to reach a consensus on the key issues of substance before the adoption of the Council's common position.