Examples of using Epas in English and their translations into Polish
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In today's uncertain world the EPAs can provide a measure of legal certainty
EPAs have to incorporate robust social
We have negotiated interim EPAs with other countries
The EPAs make use of all the flexibility allowed under WTO rules
Kenyan support for these agreements has been viewed by its neighbours as undermining the continent's zeal for a more radical position on EPAs.
that the Commission is already planning to finance EPAs from integrated regional programmes.
If ACP countries so choose, EPAs will include commitments on services,
EPAs offer the ACP the best ever access to EU markets
I share Erika Mann's concern over the'one size fits all' approach to EPAs, which does not take account of the differences between regions and between countries within regions.
better targeting our aid for trade to make sure that the benefits of South-South trade are realised through these EPAs?
Madam President, I voted in favour of the EPAs resolution because only through equal partnership can we help other countries experience the benefits of economic progress.
The EPAs will not be satisfactory agreements unless they promote regional integration
It also means that EPAs should be dynamic
Trade-related assistance, such as EPAs and Aid for Trade, will stimulate growth
The next item is a short presentation of the report by Mr Schröder, on behalf of the Committee on Development, on the development impact of Economic Partnership Agreements EPAs.
And those countries that have developed economically without EPAs- well, India and China would be two examples, I suppose.
Ensuring EPAs are implemented effectively and deepening relationships with African partners
EPAs have always been a high priority for development ministries at their meetings within the framework of the Council for General Affairs
At the same time the Council, in conformity with its Conclusions of May 2007, considers that the EPAs should include trade in services,
The EESC takes the view- as expressed in previous Committee opinions- that the EPAs represent a very difficult challenge for the EU and for the global economy.