Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Council recognised in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Council recognised that the main added value of the Stability Pact lay in its ability to promote greater regional cooperation
The Council recognised"the need for a balance between measures to offset the specific and permanent constraints of
The Council recognised that it was for the Mozam bique authorities to take the lead in relief'coor dination, in liaison with the United Nations agencies,
The Council recognised the importance of sectorial analysis to sharpen horizontal policies
Though the Council recognised that Israel has the right to protect its citizens from terrorist attacks,
In this framework, taking into account the comprehensive Spring 2004 military capability assessment, the Council recognised that further progress will be required on the recognised shortfalls
In the section on strengthening innovation, research and education, the Council recognised that Member States were"determined to improve the framework conditions for innovation such as competitive markets and to mobilise additional resources for research, development and innovation activities.
With a view to the EU's ambitions on rapid response, the Council recognised in particular the need to achieve further progress in improving capabilities for strategic mobility.
In addition, the Council recognised that more reliable and timely information on the situation across the EU was essential to support national
In its Conclusions of 8 March 2001, the Council recognised the particular importance of the European Climate Change Programme
As regards the amount of compensation to be paid to producers, the Council recognised the need to take into account the situations of the different types of animals and markets in the Union.
The Council recognised that recent extreme weather events(floods,
The Council recognised that Poland needed more time than the other Member States to face the practical
The Council recognised that the Portuguese budget can be expected to benefit from past consolidation efforts in the form of lower interest payments
The Council recognised that embedding the security sector in a democratic society,
The Council recognised that the problem of mass influxes of asylum seekers
The Council recognised that the e-economy had important implications for European competitiveness
The Council recognised that it had a key role in ensuring the effective implementation of the Charter
Following the exchange of views, the Presidency concluded that the Council recognised the need for Member States to intensify their efforts
In March 2000, the Lisbon European Council recognised the importance of modernising the regulatory framework and introduced an ambitious