Examples of using Now proposes in English and their translations into German
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It recognises that the Commission now proposes to achieve the 120 g/ km in a different way through an integrated approach,
The researchers now propose tackling the water-repellent properties of biofilms.
It is now proposed to extend it by 5 years.
Belgian authorities have now proposed to broaden it.
It is now proposed that the stadium is scheduled to open in 2017.
it is now proposed that this transitional measure be abolished.
Mr Cot has now proposed that Rule 87 should be applied and that this should be discussed in the Bureau.
The Commission has now proposed to continue the Cohesion Fund until 2006 with a budget of ECU 21 bn.
It is now proposed that all EU Member States become parties to the new Protocol before the end of 2005.
the Commission that I now propose to you has been received very favourably by the general public in Europe.
Hüls now proposes to acquire the stake of Harpener AG.
the otherwise so critical rapporteur now proposes to grant approval.
The Commission now proposes to translate the results of these consultations into a range of practical measures.
The Commission, therefore, now proposes a more flexible form of regionalisation which should enable this to be done.
The additional safeguards BNetzA now proposes protect sustainable competition
The Commission now proposes a series of amendments to address the exceptional situation that has arisen.
An innovative new feature for the Booking Engine, which now proposes alternative dates when the date requested is fully booked.
The Commission now proposes to facilitate supplies to the industry by suspending CCT duties for some selected products listed in Annex V.
The Commission now proposes to correct the references in Regulation 574/72 to the abovementioned articles as regards reimbursement of sickness
The Council now proposes to undertake a thorough examination of the Commission's communication