Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Common internal market in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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When we deal with the positive side of the single market and create a common internal market, we must also deal with the darker side, namely bankruptcies.
The core of the Community action is setting the conditions for the labelling of food within the EU which cannot be appropriately addressed by Member States alone if the common internal market is to function smoothly.
namely a common internal market, but where we lack a number of other preconditions for economic growth.
where the first hesitant moves are being made towards the creation of common policy and a common internal market.
Since the creation of the common internal market, a number of positive results have been achieved,
main tain and expand the common internal market, take resolute budgetary action
opportunities they are offered by the European Union and one of its cornerstones- the common internal market.
especially since we have a common internal market: namely,
Now that the Community has decided to complete the common internal market by 1992, it was,
but an integrated, common, internal market.
Despite the fact that further barriers to a common, internal market have been removed, one of the principal obstacles faced by many people looking to work
The economic cycle in the common internal market 3.1.
One of the EU' s most important tenets is the need for a common internal market.
The Community's decisive contribution in this matter is to maintain and expand the common internal market.
Last year both the West German and Greek Presidencies organized several meeting of the Ministers reposible for the common internal market.
This is also true of the freedoms which the common internal market offers the people of the European Union- freedom to travel without frontier checks,
the creation of new industries on a cost-effective basis to serve not just a highly competitive European common internal market but a highly competitive external world market outside it as well.
is probably the fact that the prosperity brought to Europeans by the common internal market is already being taken for granted.
the freedom to provide services on our common internal market, and, in consequence, quite crucial in terms of making the EU's citizens more mobile.
If further progress is to be made towards the common internal market, the free movement of workers