Examples of using Cember in English and their translations into German
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Some Member States- Austria, Germany and Sweden- have substantially improved their records between November 1997 and De cember 1998.
Parliament adopted the 2001 budget after its second reading on 14 De cember see Table 13.
On 22 De cember, the Council approved two draft decisions concerning the definitive entry into force of the customs union.
reaching 29% in De cember.
A resolution on the subject, co-sponsored by all the Member States of the Community, was adopted by consensus on 4 De cember 1990.
The allocation of the surplus recorded at 31 De cember 2001 will further increase these assets to a total of EUR 100 million.
Considering that an Agreement between the European Economic Community and the Hellenic Republic on the abovementioned concerted action project was signed on 14 De cember 1979;
Council Recommendation of 22 De. cember 1986 on the coordinated introduction of the Integrated Services Digital Network(ISDN) in the European Community 86/659/EEC.
On De- cember 18 2009,
The Kingdom of Sweden may maintain until 31 De cember 1997 its legislation in force prior to accession making it compulsory to state the phosphorus content.
He is head of the'Research, development and statistical methods' unit, which since De cember 1992 has formed part of the Business Statistics Directorate.
Parliament and Council Directive 2001/96/EC of 4 De cember 2001 establishing harmonised requirements
Almost three years ago in De cember 1995, we were required to deliver our opinion, for a second time, on a Customs Union with Turkey.
In De cember the European Council in Madrid1confirmed that the trans-European networks could make a fundamental contribution to competitiveness,
the Intergovernmental Conference on Political Union on 14 De cember 1990.
At 31 De cember 1996 the amount paid out totalled ECU 3 898 541 974
is based on an information report issued by the Section for Agriculture in De cember 1985.
on 16 De cember 1999, in Ottawa, Canada.
The arrangement provides for Community restraint of exports, for the period from 1 October 1982 until 31 De cember 1985, of 11 categories of ECSC and EEC iron and steel products.
EEC, Euratom, ECSC: Council Decision of 22 De cember 1980 on the adjustments to the Treaties made necessary by the increase in the number of Judges OJ L 380 31.12.80 p.6.