Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Ensuing discussion in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Since the publication of an EU declaration on Burma on 5 July 1996 and the ensuing discussion at the GAC on 15/16 July, the EU has
During the ensuing discussion involving Mr Nilsson,
a member of the Council reporting information; the Council is not then called upon to formalise the outcome of any ensuing discussion.
In the ensuing discussion all speakers expressed satisfaction that the study group,
In the ensuing discussion, interventions were made by Ms Le Nouail Marlière,
The Presidency stated that during the ensuing discussion it became evident that Ministers fully supported the special envoy's action
The plenary sessions set the scene for the ensuing discussions and debates, by providing the audience with a clear
If we know what the Council wants, we shall also be able to arrive at a sensible Statute in the ensuing discussions in the Committee on Legal Affairs in the actual legislative process under Article 190 5.
updating the flagship initiative on industrial policy and the ensuing discussions at the Council meeting of 11 October, in which ministers underlined the
The ensuing discussions were mainly about what LW/M was looking for in the financing
During the ensuing discussion, Mr DECAILLON explained the general thrust of his amendments.
In the ensuing discussion Mr Kamieniecki
Presentation of the opinion by Mr Donnelly(rapporteur working alone), with no ensuing discussion.
During ensuing discussion, Mr Santillian Cabeza, Mr Iozia,
The following members took part in the ensuing discussion: Mr Chagas, Mr Green, Mr Lagerholm and Mr Nyberg.
Mr Kleeman and Ms Sirkeinen spoke in the ensuing discussion, agreeing on the high quality of the document.
In the ensuing discussion, comments were made by the following members:
In the ensuing discussion Mr Aspinall expressed the view that high taxes meant high unemployment and led to reduced investment activity.
In the ensuing discussion Mr GAUDER stressed the need for the initiatives already adopted in this area to be implemented rapidly.
In the course of the ensuing discussion, members expressed concern about how coordination between the different EESC bodies involved would work.