Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Candidate states in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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When we come to vote on this report tomorrow, we will support the candidature of the 11 candidate states.
It should be emphasised how important it is to take account right now of the candidate States' situation.
made up of representatives from the Community and from the candidate States.
Mr President, we probably ought to reserve the flexibility instrument for the 2002 budget now for the candidate states.
less favourably than other candidate states.
But is it not taking a rather over-optimistic view of how much willingness there is within the European Union to admit the candidate states?
the ESC and its partners in the candidate states could play their part in that campaign.
The situation is different in some of the acceding and candidate States, which have large amounts of obsolete pesticides.
Mr Landaburu took the view that over the last year the situation had improved considerably as regards the 12 candidate states with which negotiations had been opened.
if you take a look round the associated countries, the candidate states, you will detect the same trend there.
Breakdown of fuel consumption in 2001 in EU-15 and in the candidate states million tonnes.
Antoaneta Dimitrova's research has developed around the theme of governance transfer from the European Union to candidate states.
Such renewal will allow candidate States, for which accession is foreseen in 2004,
Rather than setting up special economic zones, candidate states should promote regional development by introducing appropriate measures in the regional policy and structural policy fields.
In addition, setting this type of precedent at a time when the European Union is set to double in size would be to give out the wrong signal to candidate states.
the European Court of Auditors is quite satisfied with the supervision of agricultural expenditures and the aid granted to candidate states.
we should make the same demands upon ourselves as we make upon the candidate States.
Some fundamental questions remain: is the Council giving any thought to ways of preventing the migration of cheap labour into high-wage countries when the rules of the single market are brought into force in the candidate States?
The EESC hopes that, when judging this decision, the candidate states also take account of the other aid measures, particularly those designed
accompanied this time by a debate on countering racism in the European Union and the candidate states.