Examples of using Council notes in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Council notes the Commission's intention to make a proposal for a legal instrument covering equal employment opportunities for people with disabilities.
The Council notes the importance of common strategies for the coordination,
The Council notes the work undertaken by the Commission to protect the Monetary Union and the euro.
The Council notes that the Commission will submit such a proposal during the first half of 1999.
The Council notes with interest the work undertaken on gender
The Council notes with satisfaction that OLAF has been allocated 15 additional posts through a redeployment of appropriations.
The Council notes the importance of the continuing support of the European Union in the constitutional process
The Council notes that the European Union is the main donor for the reconstruction of the Nahr el-Bared camp.
The Council notes that, following its recommendation of 3 June 2003, France has adopted a number of structural measures,
The Council notes that the growth scenario underlying the current update is more realistic than the previous one.
The Council notes that the share of public investment in GDP is above the European average.
The Council notes that the strategy outlined in the 2001 updated programme to prepare for this challenge needs more ambition.
The Council notes with approval the programme's emphasis on structural policies in the EMU context.
The Council notes with satisfaction that implementation of the previous update has been broadly on track despite weaker growth.
The Council notes with satisfaction the significant improvement in public finances in recent years.
The Council notes, however, that the deficit reduction in 2001 relied heavily on revenue side measures.
The Council notes, moreover, that the debt ratio,
The Council notes that, despite the economic slowdown, a general government surplus is pro jected for 2002.
The Council notes that the tax ratio in Finland is high compared with other industrialised countries.
The Council notes with satisfaction this decision taken just a few weeks before the Palermo ministerial meeting.