Examples of using Would address in English and their translations into Dutch
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European Agenda on Migration, the Commission is proposing an ambitious External Investment Plan that would address root causes of migration.
May 2008- Mr Coupeau(FR-III) would address the conference on The future of the strategy for the outermost regions,
whether there is a realistic prospect that it would address, in an adequate timeframe,
Mr Dassis would address the meeting on The new partnership in cohesion policy, organised by the Spanish UGT(Union General de Trabajadores)
so that the government would address this issue head-on.- What? via the 3D printers, two or three hundred deaths, just enough.
where it was just announced that the Israeli Prime Minister would address the assembly later this month.
More coherent laws against foreign terrorist fighters-related offences across the EU would address the cross-border practical and legal challenges in the gathering
Option 2 would address issues like integrity
Option 3 would address new issues which may affect SME independent repairers,
In particular, the Group would address the system architecture for the information exchange between the different sectoral systems, taking into account the existing legal frameworks
Accordingly, the European Parliament, in its recent resolution, has asked the Commission to speed up the process of presenting a proposal for a directive which would address these issues in a coherent way.
Therefore it seems to me that here too we see eye to eye with the Commission, to which I would address the following supplementary question.
the White Paper would address some or all of the issues identified.
one of which would address modernisation only.
to allow proportionate control measures for programmes with effective control systems, would address the principal risks in a more effective manner and lead to a more efficient use of existing audit resources both at national and Commission level.
many Member States' PoMs do not set out clear sets of measures that would address this situation.
In view of this, it would be advisable to set up a working committee which would address this matter and which would examine the impact of the opinions issued by these two committees
It is now proposed to complement this first initiative with a new directive that would address both mandatory and confidential reporting of incidents,
but the extension of trade preferences in this country is part of a larger package of measures that would address the medium and long-term economic consequences of the catastrophic floods.
which a Regulation on a European Foundation Statute would address.