Übersetzung für "Make sketches " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

We have to increase our growth potential – and in that I agree with the ideas expressed in the Rosati report; we have to persevere along the path sketched out in the revised Lisbon Strategy; we have to continue to put the national reform plans into practice within the framework of that strategy; we have to continue reforming the product, service and labour markets; we have to correct budgetary imbalances wherever they persist, achieve greater sustainability for our public finances and, of course, improve the quality of public spending; in particular, we have to make a greater ...[+++] effort in all of our policies aimed at skills enhancement, research and development, innovation and education in general.

– (DE) Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, it was in September 2001 that the Commission adopted the new White Paper entitled ‘European Transport Policy for 2010 – Time to Decide’, in which the prospects for development until that date were sketched out, and in which the Commission proposed some 60 different measures and an action programme with the main aim of making transport safer.

It goes on to propose innovative legal and financial instruments geared to specific cases and sketches out the various ways in which action may be forthcoming: from the European Union, the Member States' national administrations, local authorities, professional organizations, employers and workers, business executives, non-profit-making organizations and individuals, etc.

In his summing-up, Mr Cardoso e Cunha sketched out the broad objectives of Commission action in this area: 1. to intensify the dialogue between producers and consumers 2. to intensify the internal energy market measures 3. to promote greater energy efficiency and alternative energy sources 4. to assert the Community's identity and make its presence felt on the international oil and energy markets 5. to work out contingency arrangements for possible market intervention at Community level 6. to analyse the role of energy and oil taxatio ...[+++]n, in particular in the light of the Commission's energy and environment policy objectives.

COUNCIL RESOLUTION DESIGNED TO IMPLEMENT THE OUTLINES OF AN INDUSTRIAL POLICY IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR IN THE EUROPEAN UNION THE COUNCIL Having regard to the Commission communication of 14 September 1994 entitled "An industrial competitiveness policy for the European Union"; Recalling its Resolution of 21 November 1994 on strengthening the competitiveness of Community industry [10] , and its conclusions of 7 April 1995 on an industrial competitiveness policy; Having regard to the communication of 2 March 1994 from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament on the outlines of an industrial policy for the pharmaceutical sector in the European Union; Whereas the European Union has an important role to play in creating a f ...[+++]avourable environment for the expansion of activities relating to research, development, production and distribution of medicinal products and in encouraging the development of an innovative and effective European pharmaceutical industry in terms of competitiveness on the world market; Whereas European industrial policy must necessarily take account of the special nature of this sector, which relates both to public health and to social policy; whereas social security systems bear a considerable proportion of pharmaceutical expenditure; whereas this is a matter which falls within the competence of the Member States; Whereas the European Union has the responsibility of sketching out guidelines for the promotion of Community activities in this sector, HAS ADOPTED THIS RESOLUTION: I. WITH RESPECT TO THE SITUATION IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY 1. recalls that the European pharmaceutical industry plays an essential role in public health, remains a high-technology industry with considerable added value, which is particularly successful, generates highly skilled jobs and makes a significant contribution to the Union's balance of trade; 2. considers that, now that it is facing increasingly intense international competition, the Euro ...

IV. What next? The very nature of international crises, and uncertainty as to how they will develop, makes it difficult to sketch a programme of future EU humanitarian aid operations.