Examples of using To eu in English and their translations into Polish
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What I cannot endorse, however, are the proposals that have occasionally been made to apply different standards to EU accession.
politically contrary to EU energy programmes.
Market opening is expected to yield economic benefits to EU and Azerbajani airlines
All our malts conform to EU and International regulations regarding the maximum allowable residues of pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, as well as traces of mycotoxins and nitrosamines.
Member of the Commission.- Deficiencies with regard to EU health requirements were identified during Commission missions to Brazil.
The ongoing progress in South Asia should not rule-out possible yards compelling to EU SSR.
we have expressed our opposition in a letter to EU Commissioner De Gucht.
There must be a level playing pitch at all times with regard to the rules which apply to EU food imports- regardless of where they come from- and to EU-manufactured products.
by the ESIF programme, which links research through RIS315 to EU regional programmes,
notably in the context of the G20, to EU, national, regional and local levels.
Households' savings can not be expected to be sufficient to finance the rise in private investment including those related to EU accession.
indicates that there are major shortcomings with regard to access to EU documents.
facilitates the producer countries' access to EU markets.
expenditure ratios increase sharply, linked to EU accession.
It is vital that intellectual property linked to EU goods, services and FDI be adequately protected.
its citizens are still unable to travel to EU countries without a visa.
It is unacceptable that governments commit money to EU programmes but then refuse to pay the bill.
It is a challenge to involve representatives of various interests' group on the Icelandic side of the EU Iceland Joint Consultative Committee because those organisations are opposed to EU accession.
For this to happen the Government must facilitate access to EU funds and simplify procedures.
Refusing to acknowledge such a relationship, Poland would be exposed to EU sanctions for discriminatory practices.