Übersetzung für "lie-back " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

4. Where the request to take back of an applicant or another person as referred to in Article 18(1)(d) is not made within the periods laid down in paragraphs 2 and 3, responsibility for examining the application for international protection shall lie with the Member State in which the application was subsequently lodged or on whose territory the person is staying without a residence document.

However the authorities in the countries can not lie back and relax: in 2005 and 2006 a lot of hard work will be needed to progress on reforms in order to fully and timely meet all conditions for membership“.

Today’s crisis in Europe also lies in the fact that it is no longer possible to go back behind closed doors, back to the Europe of the Treaties and elitist decisions, and that, at the same time, no one knows how to get the people back onto the terraces so that they can express their opinions properly as fans normally do.

Today’s crisis in Europe also lies in the fact that it is no longer possible to go back behind closed doors, back to the Europe of the Treaties and elitist decisions, and that, at the same time, no one knows how to get the people back onto the terraces so that they can express their opinions properly as fans normally do.

The Business Cooperation Network set up by the Commission - a computer-backed network of European business advisers - would be extended to the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and could speed up identification of potential partners; - cooperation in the fields of standardization and certification, which will substantially improve the quality of products made in these countries and thus give them better access to world markets; - finally, sectoral measures; the choice of sectors would lie with economic operators in the countries concerned and could focus on: - sectors and enterprises in which radical restructuring will be necessary to achieve levels of productivity and competitiveness comparable with those in the Community; steel, ...[+++] shipbuilding, basic chemicals, paper and cement are notable examples; - sectors which are expected to expand sharply, provided that proper production and distribution structures are established; these sectors include the car industry, agri-foodstuffs, and, consumer and capital goods generally.

This is due, in particular, to: - more stable macro-economic conditions since the end of the hostilities, particularly in terms of curbing the public deficit and inflation; - the most recent output figures which, in most sub-sectors of industry, are achieving three-figure growth rates as compared with the situation in 1994; - projected rates of GDP growth for 1996 which, in the view of both the World Bank and the IMG should lie between 30 and 60%; Follow-up to the meeting In view of the positive results obtained, the European Commission is considering a range of activities that would back up private Community action in this area: Inve ...[+++]stigation the scope for holding a meeting of industrialists in Sarajevo that focuses more closely on certain sectors, following the elections in Bosnia-Herzegovina.