Examples of using To make proposals in English and their translations into Polish
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called on the Commission to make proposals on minimum standards for the intensive farming of veal calves;
on animal welfare policy(5), called on the Commission to make proposals on minimum standards for the intensive farming of pigs;
and which aims to make proposals to this effect.
not least to enable people to monitor the application of the NAPs in their countries and to make proposals for the follow-up;
not least to enable people to monitor the application of the NAPs in their countries and to make proposals for the follow-up;
document from 2009 and the Commission communication on the Horn of Africa from 2006, the Council invites the HR and the Commission to make proposals for a comprehensive EU strategy for relations with the Horn of Africa as a basis for continued cooperation with regional partners.
Finally, the Commission always retains the possibility to make proposals on the basis of Article 78(3) TFEU in emergency situations characterised by a sudden inflow of nationals of third countries,
I expect the new Commission to begin work very quickly and to make proposals which guarantee the rights of Parliament in every area
when I shall return with a Commission communication on the future of the CAP, to make proposals that will give farmers greater confidence in their activities.
I also hope- although Mr Rehn has already begun to make proposals- that the second lesson that we learn from all this is that we need to introduce a number of structural reforms,
My idea was, of course, that a political campaign such as mine would provide a platform to make proposal of this sort.
The right of workers and/or their representatives to make proposals.
The Commission has no plans to make proposals on corporate tax rates.
Finally, Prime Minister, we Spanish will not accept being denied the ability to make proposals.
The Commission is invited to make proposals on enhanced dialogue
Parliament was the first institution in Europe to make proposals for a single currency, back in 1962.
The EESC invites its SOC Section to make proposals to complete the social issues raised in this opinion.
They represent the response to the invitation addressed by the Council to the Commission to make proposals in this area.
The purpose of this Communication is to make proposals to reinforce the EU's disaster response capacity, building on what has already been achieved.
It undertook to make proposals“where civil society can bring real added value”- achieving the Millennium Development Goals, promoting sustainable development