Examples of using Council notes in English and their translations into German
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The Council notes that the tax ratio in Finland is high compared with other industrialised countries.
The Council notes that the Global Environment Facility recently commissioned an independent review of its operations.
The Council notes the importance of common strategies for the coordination,
The Council notes the need for the media to act responsibly in this regard,
The Council notes the ongoing discussions at AU level on security issues
The Council notes that other major international conferences should provide important inputs for the WSSD.
The Council notes today's adoption of the Common Position implementing restrictive measures against Burma/Myanmar.
The Council notes the undertaking of the Member States which have adopted national measures to notify them to the Commission within 24 hours.
The Council notes that the programme builds on the significant budgetary consolidation during the years 1995-1997.
The Council notes in particular the contribution of the High Level Accession Dialogue(HLAD) which acted as a catalyst for reforms.
The Council notes that the share of public investment in GDP is above the European average.
The Council notes that there are still major deficits in the implementation of the March 1998 guidelines on operational co-ordination.
The Council notes that a paper-based preference system with certificates relating to individual consignments is not a long-term option.
The Council notes that the evaluation makes clear the importance of good donor coordination.
The Council notes in its Opinion that Austria envisages the general government deficit to fall to 1.3% of GDP by 2003.
In this connection the Council notes that its recommendations have been to some extent adhered to.
In this context, the Council notes that the fiscal policy stance followed since 1999 could become too expansionary in the current high-growth environment.
In this context, the Council notes that the statistical treatment of real estate sales is still under consideration by Eurostat.
In addition, the Council notes that lower global real interest rates have also reduced the relative importance of subsidies in developing countries.
Furthermore, the Council notes that the positions to be taken by the European Communities will be expressed by the Commission.
