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... the one hand, the Presidency ’ s declared objective is boldness in fighting for Europe’ s competitiveness, on the other, Vienna strives to stifle Europe ’ s potential....
... put an end to a very lengthy dialogue of the deaf, involving on the one hand the Commission, which wished to impose its policy in the field of telecommunications, and on the other hand Parliament, which wanted at all costs to slow down the rather senseless wave of uncontrolled ...
... Council’ s short-sighted attitude is regrettable, however, because, on the one hand, it has confined itself to environmental applicationsand, on the other hand, it has made little use of the Commission’ s coordination cap...
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English-German translation for "to wave one's hand to sb."
"to wave one's hand to sb." German translation
to wave one's hand to sb.
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Similar translations for "to wave one's hand to sb." in German
On the one hand, the Presidency ’ s declared objective is boldness in fighting for Europe’ s competitiveness, on the other, Vienna strives to stifle Europe ’ s potential.
This put an end to a very lengthy dialogue of the deaf, involving on the one hand the Commission, which wished to impose its policy in the field of telecommunications, and on the other hand Parliament, which wanted at all costs to slow down the rather senseless wave of uncontrolled liberalization.
The Council’ s short-sighted attitude is regrettable, however, because, on the one hand, it has confined itself to environmental applicationsand, on the other hand, it has made little use of the Commission’ s coordination capacities.
On the one hand, that Ecofin’ s proposals represent a step backwards with regard to the current situation in accordance with the Treaty of Nice.
The Commission aims gradually to reduce the EU’ s dependency on imported oil by creating energy efficiency, on the one hand, and by replacing it, on the other hand, with other energy sources, including biomass and other renewables.
Much is made in the report of the coexistence of the petitions procedure on the one hand and, on the other hand, the Commission’ s complaints procedures, sometimes leading to infringement proceedings.
I would ask that we separate, on the one hand, the effects of this year's heat wave from, on the other, a problem which is endemic in the south of Europe, in the Mediterranean countries: the problem of forest fires.
The pursuit of the second wave of the feminist movement in the 60s and 70s was strongly focused on enabling women to get on in paid jobs.
If there is one area where we have to work hand in hand, this is it.
No-one has explained to us under what criteria countries like Italy and Belgium are to join the first wave of EMU.
I wish to refer to one problem I can see looming on the horizon between Member States which enter in the first wave and those which remain outside.
The challenge, on the one hand, is to take effective steps targeting the affected Member States and, on the other, to identify systemic solutions that would safeguard the Community’ s financial interests against fraud and other forms of illegal activity.
Accordingly, one case that the future agency will certainly have to examine is the current wave of attacks on freedom of expression in Europe.
We will clearly not be able to achieve this with one wave of the wand, but they do point us in the right direction.
Mr President, my position and the report essentially consists of the following: on the one hand, an open and positive view of Romania’ s accession to the European Union within the scheduled timescale.
The subject of immigration certainly has to be addressed as a whole: illegal immigration on the one hand, and Europe’ s integration and legal immigration policy on the other.
The Commission’ s proposal seeks to strike a balance between, on the one hand, a higher degree of consumer protection and, on the other, the smooth operation of the internal market.
It would be unrealistic to believe that, with a wave of the hand, we could get rid of all chemicals or that there could be a chemical-free modern society.
It ought to strike a balance between the principles of, on the one hand, 'one country, one vote ' and, on the other hand, 'one citizen, one vote '.
The Council’ s policy – and the Commission’ s, too – must be determined by the tension between, on the one hand, the Palestinian people’ s election of a government that is not founded upon the principles that the European Union regards as binding, and, on the other, our striving not to abandon them.

