Übersetzung für "universal indexing head universal dividing head " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

Head of the Treasury's European Union Group 1990-1994; Assistant Director then Director of the European Investment Bank, 1990-1994; United Kingdom Deputy Permanent Representative to the European Union, 1995 -1998; Head of the European Secretariat in the Cabinet Office, 1999-2000; Visiting Fellow at the Centre for International Studies at the London School of Economics 2000-2001; Practitioner Fellow at the University of Sussex European Institute.

It should include consideration of the body size of the animal, a surface sufficiently cushioned to prevent injury, adequate stall drainage, correctly positioned stall dividers and head rails, lateral and vertical freedom for head movement and adequate lunging space.

Commission working document of 14 July 2004, "Proposal for renewal of the Interinstitutional Agreement on budgetary discipline and improvement of the budgetary procedure" [COM(2004) 498 final - Not published in the Official Journal] This working document is intended to serve as a basis for the negotiations between the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission aimed at drawing up common rules for the management of the multiannual financial framework and the annual budgetary procedure. It proposes that the existing basic principles of budgetary discipline be retained, in particular the structure of the financial framework divided into broad categori ...[+++]es of expenditure ("headings"), the definition of maximum amounts ("ceilings") for commitment appropriations in each heading and the setting of an annual ceiling on payment appropriations.

We shall have to look at whether this heading will have to be renamed and whether we shall have to divide it up into different sub-headings, et cetera.

Indeed he states – and I would be curious to know Mr Monti’s response to this – that Internet connection does not, for example, come under the heading of universal service. I think that this runs quite counter to the objectives of the European Council in Lisbon, and that it is necessary, on the contrary, to have a comprehensive vision of universal service.

In assessing this improper conduct, I would refer – on behalf of Austria, among others – to the decision taken by the conference of the heads of provincial governments on 17 May 2000, whereby all the new Austrian heads of the provincial governments rejected the draft directive in this form, unanimously and in fact right across the political divide.