Examples of using Has put forward in English and their translations into Slovak
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Monetary Affairs has put forward this question because it has followed with interest the review procedure of the Motor Vehicle Block Exemption Regulation,
I believe that the ideas that the Commission has put forward today are the right ones to ensure that the financial sector makes a fair contribution to the most pressing EU and global challenges.".
I am completely behind some of the steps that the Commissioner has put forward, but perhaps we can find a way to proceed in a differentiated manner according to the geographical
The Commission has put forward a proposal, first of all,
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision(BCBS) has put forward proposals for refining the prudential framework for banks addressing credit
training structures, the European Commission has put forward a series of instruments, aimed at ensuring better transparency
the Commission has put forward an incredibly wide-ranging programme for 2011
we believe the Commission has put forward sensible proposals that strike the right balance between freedom- that is non-negotiable-
NASA has put forward a plan to use rover to pick up the sample cases
Since March 2004, the Commission has put forward a third railway package with new proposals,
training structures, the European Commission has put forward a series of instruments, aimed at ensuring better transparency
the European Commission has put forward a proposal for a Recommendation of the European Parliament
Secondly, the Commission has put forward no argument showing that the volume of work generated by a concrete,
Indeed, there is no doubt whatever that both the mandate that the Commission has put forward through Mrs Malmström
The Commission has put forward some sector-specific initiatives,
Over these months of debate to prepare the consensus, the European Parliament has put forward some very specific suggestions,
in Tallinn last September, the EU legislators have to conclude on all the 24 legislative proposals that the Commission has put forward since the beginning of this mandate to complete the Digital Single Market.
Whereas Parliament has put forward a pilot project to establish a‘European Coordination Centre for victims of terrorism' by bringing together key operational experts,
it coincides with a series of new actions to reinforce citizens' rights that the Commission has put forward in its 2013 EU Citizenship Report(see IP/13/410 and MEMO/13/409).
Karl-Heinz Florenz has put forward a number of good proposals for action,