Examples of using Common draft in English and their translations into Italian
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13 December 1995(A4-0292/95); common draft, 19 June 1996(C4-0364/96);
EP adoption of common draft Art. 189W5.
EP adoption of common draft An. 189b5.
EP adoption of common draft Art. 189b{5.
EP adoption of common draft Art. 189b(5)_BAR.
EP adoption DÌ common draft An. 189b(5)_BAR.
EP adoption of common draft An. 189b(5)_BAR.
The common draft terms of merger shall include the following particulars.
the ESAs shall develop common draft regulatory technical standards specifying.
The common draft terms of cross‑border merger must be approved by the general meeting of each of these companies.
administrative organ of each of the merging companies shall draw up the common draft terms of cross-border merger.
The principle that the common draft terms of cross-border merger must be approved by the general meeting of each of those companies.
The common draft terms of the cross-border merger Ö should Õ be approved by the general meeting of each of those companies.
The minimum content of such common draft terms should therefore be specified,
include further items in the common draft terms of merger.
The common draft terms of a cross-border merger Ö should Õ be drawn up in the same terms for each of the companies concerned in the various Member States.
the general meeting of each of the merging companies shall approve the common draft terms of cross‑border merger.
The request for a merger shall include the decision of the governing board referred to in Article 14(2) and the common draft terms of merger containing at least the following particulars.
The management or administrative organ of each of the merging companies shall draw up the common draft terms of cross-border merger. The common draft terms of cross-border merger shall include at least the following particulars.
together very diverse opinions, which have been merged into a common draft.