Examples of using To adopt a position in English and their translations into Italian
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we should begin to adopt a position, at least by means of recommendations,
because although Israel has of course brought pressure to bear for us not to adopt a position on this, that does not mean that they will involve us more closely in the peace process.
not to instigate infringement proceedings- it does not have the discretion to fail to adopt a position within a reasonable amount of time,
In order to avoid the risk of a veto by Parliament if it is only permitted to adopt a position on a package between Member States when the negotiations are already complete,
Parliament should go further than' requesting' or' encouraging' the Commission to adopt a position and demand the creation of a legislative framework on CSR, with minimum standards that promote respect for the core labour standards advocated by the International Labour Organisation( ILO)
at least through their external declarations, able to adopt a position of solidarity within the context of the euro area.
The Council is looking forward to adopting a position on the Commission's proposed amendments together with the European Parliament.
This is a difficult issue on which to adopt a position.
It is an important directive on which we now have to adopt a position.
It is not easy for the Members of this House to adopt a position.
The CoR is the first institution to adopt a position on the Commission's proposal.
That is why I asked them to wait for next week's European Council to adopt a position.
We expect the Council to adopt a position on it at the meeting of 20 December.
I am pleased to adopt a position on a well thought-out report by my colleague, Mr Papadimoulis.
If the directive were adopted, the Commission would virtually have to adopt a position on safety criteria for nuclear installations.
there is accordingly no need to adopt a position with regard to them.
We believe that it is up to the government of each Member State to adopt a position on this issue.
Through its application for membership, Turkey has given the Union the right to adopt a position on its internal affairs.
The amendments that the committee is proposing and on which we have to adopt a position tomorrow are constructive, because they require a procedure for de-listing.
However, the Commission is not obliged to adopt a position on all the arguments relied on by the complainant in support of its complaint.