Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Council's work in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Refocusing the Council's work is on the agenda for Seville.
It asked the Council to review implementation of the measures with a view to assessing their impact on the effectiveness of the Council's work.
This report contained the Council's latest review of the impact of the new transparency measures on the effectiveness of the Council's work.
The Council's work has also brought to light the significantly different opinions,
The General Secretariat and its role in the Council's activities connection with the Council's work and particularly on the preparation and adoption of Council acts.
The Council's work in this area resulted in the adoption of the following measure.
Bibliographies on subjects relating to the Council's work can also be supplied on request.
the legal instruments required to implement it will be described in the 1988 Review of the Council's work.
We heard the President-in-Office of the Council give us some amazing statistics in relation to the transparency of the Council's work, tens of thousands of documents.
It does not always get its way with the Council but it plays a pivotal role in much of the Council's work.
the scientific co-otdination of the Council's work.
I would like to congratulate the presidency on the successful result of the Council's work, for having set a clearly ambitious work programme and having achieved almost all of it.
These practices for ensuring sound preparation of the Council's work entail all draft texts for the Council being available two weeks at the latest before the Council meeting to enable Coreper to examine them at least twice.
steer the Council's work in a direction which differs from the aims of Western countries in the area of human rights.
The presidency is responsible for driving forward the Council's work on EU legislation, ensuring the continuity of the EU agenda,
which I consider to be extremely useful for the Council's work.
the European External Action Service must present regular reports on, and an evaluation of, the Council's work to Parliament, including to the Subcommittee on Human Rights.
ideas have been voiced which we will be able to incorporate into the Council's work as well.
The politics of country blocs, which is beginning to dominate the Council's work, must be eliminated,
That is the only way to organize the Council's work, focussing it on a proposal designed as far as possible to promote the general interest of the Community.