Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Convention must in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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This Convention must be a political forum for grappling with solutions, one in which real effort
The EESC considers that the Convention must be based on the principles
Another priority to be added to the next ACP-EU Convention must be the promotion of good governance
the very spirit of the Convention must lie in the fight against poverty
The Convention must therefore endeavour to give the Charter binding legal status and to promote all the rights
Instead the Convention must be examined below in the context of the third question because that question concerns responsibility under the law on waste
The shortcomings of the Convention must be removed
The Convention must enter into an open dialogue with civil society,
Furthermore, it was emphasized that experience with existing responsibility-sharing arrangements indicates that such a Convention must be based on mutual trust in the respective asylum procedures,
The Convention must concentrate on instigating a new phase which will produce a Constitution leading to the creation of a federation of nation States,
The participation of the ESC in the work of the Convention must be based on a coherent idea
from the beginning of this process, we have said that the Convention must aim for a more democratic,
the proposals to be drawn up by the Convention must in their final form really reflect a European position on the future of Europe which is supported by all of us.
Any proposed amendment to this Convention must be approved by a two-thirds vote of the Assembly and shall then come
Article 1(4) of the Convention must be interpreted as meaning that the exclusion provided for therein extends to litigation pending before a national court concerning the appointment of an arbitrator,
firstly, the Convention must reconsider the institutional structure of this pillar.
Of course, the Convention must do its work
before it can enter into force the convention must be ratified by 30 states with at least a third of world gross tonnage.
These conventions must be ratified within carefully defined deadlines.
The remaining international conventions must be ratified and effectively implemented by