Examples of using Report notes in English and their translations into Finnish
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The report notes that the primary role of the Governing Board is inter alia to approve the proposed annual work programme and budget, subject to final approval by the European Parliament.
As this report notes, and as we have just heard from Mr Bazin,
The report notes that the majority of national competition authorities(NCAs), along with the Commission, are now actively engaged in promoting change.
International agreements are important, and the report notes that the UN Convention on Corruption still has to be ratified by several of our Member States.
The report notes that the mid-term review process is due for completion in 1996, but got off to a slow start.
As the report notes, Brazil still has a high number of poor people
The report notes that the number of competing operators in each national market has remained more
In particular, the report notes, What tv channels 1+1,
The report notes that the supply of start-up
The report notes the existence of overlapping directives that might lead to contradictory
The report notes the need for reflection on the likely sustainability of the effects of projects after Community funding ceases.
The report notes that the situation worsened in 2005
Firstly, the report notes that the Commission reporting process is too lengthy,
In writing.-(SV) Britta Thomsen's report notes that female researchers are in a minority in the EU.
Of course as a parliament we find it hard to accept that the negotiations have to a very great extent been kept secret from the public and from parliaments, as the report notes.
The report notes, that in the last three months of last year,
In reviewing the functioning of the existing correction mechanism in favour of the United Kingdom, the report notes that the circumstances on which the UK rebate was based have changed significantly since the early and mid 1980s.
On this basis, the report notes that the level of security at the airports of the European Union has been considerably enhanced through the implementation of the Community rules.
The report notes progress achieved in the fight against proliferation of WMD following the adoption by the European Council in December 2003 of the non-proliferation strategy as an essential part of the overall European security strategy.
The report notes that most levies are being introduced with a certain flexibility towards an EU-wide solution at a later stage.