Examples of using A convergence in English and their translations into Polish
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Even though there has been a convergence of views towards the Commission's proposals in the task force,
It may be that the social singularity ahead is the one that we fear the most: a convergence of catastrophes, of environmental degradation, of weapons of mass destruction, of pandemics, of poverty.
2004 saw a convergence of wholesale prices at around the level of €30/MWh in both bilateral markets
A Convergence and Competitiveness Instrument for the euro area would combine contractual arrangements laying down the key measures a Member State commits to put in place with agreed timelines.
also by facilitating a convergence of judgments on questions of doctrine,
the ECB each prepare a convergence report in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 140(1) TFEU.
Also the High Level Trade Mechanism with China contributes to a process towards a convergence of regulations and standards.
the United Kingdom have a special status, a Convergence Report is produced for them only if they request one.
maybe a negative divergence we view as a convergence.
we must remember that human freedom always requires a convergence of various freedoms.
so indicating a convergence with Prussia.
In this context, all of the beneficiary Member States are to submit to the Council a convergence programme Ö or stability programme Õ designed for that purpose
This will ensure consistency between the methodologies applied by the banks as well as a convergence- an appropriate one,
A Convergence Code, to be adopted under the ordinary legislative procedure for a five-year period to guide the euro area towards further economic,
The Communication on a Convergence and Competitiveness Instrument(CCI) sets out options for two instruments: contractual arrangements for
significant increases in the supply of LNG have generated downward pressure and led to a convergence of wholesale gas prices.
the Commission and the ECB each prepare a convergence report in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 1222.
further action will be taken in the area of practical cooperation between administrations with a view to achieving a convergence in the asylum systems of Member States,
The Committee subscribes to the Commission's approach in launching a European debate on the need to seek a convergence between the MDG and the SDG processes
This review will take account of the Third Cohesion Report, which suggests organising future cohesion policy around three main objectives: a convergence; b regional competitiveness