Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Council too in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Yet evidently the Council, too, is digging its heels in.
Parliament and the Council, too, must also play a larger role in devising the annual programme.
The Council, too, though, when the situation first got worse three or four years ago,
The Council, too, has seen the need for adjustments
Finally, I would urge the Council, too, to follow Parliament's recommendations.
The Council, too, will now discuss what specific steps need to be taken.
That is why it is vital that the Council, too, concern itself with this problem.
It trusts that the Council, too, will undertake to support the activities set out in the programme.
This is our unconditional commitment to them that the Council, too, wants to improve monitoring.
I think the Commission has reacted well, and I hope the Council, too, will do its part.
The Council, too, has the responsibility to reach an even-handed verdict,
I am certain that the Council, too, if it begins to discuss this matter in detail,
I am pleased that the Council, too, has accepted the European Parliament's request to protect small
The Council, too, has, of necessity, had Belarus on its agenda for some time now,
I can assure you that, in the discussions concerning the situation in Afghanistan, the Council, too, is aware of the dreadful witness accounts to which the honourable Member refers.
I hope that the Council, too, will quickly come to a positive conclusion on the decisive steps taken by this House towards ensuring traceability and adequate information on products.
finally, we must ensure that the Council, too, puts forward proposals when it comes to energy efficiency,
The Council, too, carefully mooted the idea in February that the American measures might be in conflict with European national legislation
giving the Commission- and, exceptionally, the Council, too- wide discretionary power to authorise aid as an exception to the general rule.