Übersetzung für "Intensiver dialog" in Englisch

At the same time, there was much dialogue between the organisations and inhabitants.

The decision was preceded by intense discussions with the region that lasted several years.

An intensive political dialogue shall continue on the basis of Article 8 of the ACP-EC Partnership Agreement.

I would be delighted if we could start an intensive dialogue with Russia.

Rather, an on-going and intensive dialogue is needed on common locations, objectives and priorities.

Rather, an on-going and intensive dialogue is needed on common locations, objectives and priorities.

It is clear that some kind of intense, implicit dialogue with Psycho is going on.

The Wuppertal Institute worked closely with policy makers and administrators to establish a dialogue between the two regions.

Both working groups maintain an intensive dialogue on current challenges and best practices in economic policy.

The core of the excursions is an intense dialog about chances and difficulties of energy efficiency measures.

Accordingly, we have already begun intensive dialogue, both at political level and between officials.

On these platforms, there is an intense dialogue between customers and companies as to products and services.

Intensive negotiations are in progress with all of them, particularly in the field of justice and home affairs.

On that occasion the Guinean authorities gave specific undertakings designed to remedy problems identified by the European Union and to implement them during a period of intensive dialogue lasting three months.

It was agreed that an intensive dialogue on the various points raised would be held in Togo over a period of three months, and that the situation would be assessed at the end of this period.

An enhanced, structured political dialogue based on Article 8 of the ACP-EC Partnership Agreement will be conducted in order to continue strengthening respect for human rights, democracy, the rule of law and good governance.

Pursuant to Article 96 of the ACP-EC Partnership Agreement, consultations were held on 19 January 2004 with the ACP countries and Guinea-Bissau, at which Guinea-Bissau's authorities gave specific undertakings aimed at remedying the problems set out by the European Union and to be implemented during a period of intensive dialogue lasting three months.

The path is simple: a strong European political centre, a European Parliament with the power to decide, shared responsibility in the diplomatic dealings of the Member States in defending human rights, with the European Commission steering this task, more political and less bureaucratic European Commission delegations in third countries, pressure on the World Trade Organization to research the democratic dignity of its members, promotion of organisational structures identical to those of the Union, intensive dialogue with the African Union and the Union of South American Nations and other regional groupings, pressure on reform of the United Nations with the European Union playing a key role, creation of an internal strategy against dependence, centred on a single energy policy and a consistent defence policy.

On 14 April 2004, pursuant to Article 96 of that Agreement, consultations started with the ACP countries and the Togolese Republic during which the Togolese authorities gave specific undertakings designed to remedy problems identified by the European Union, to be implemented during a period of intensive dialogue lasting three months.

On 30 November 2005, pursuant to Article 96 of the ACP-EC Agreement, consultations started with the ACP countries and the Islamic Republic of Mauritania during which the Mauritanian authorities gave specific undertakings designed to remedy problems identified by the European Union and to implement those undertakings during a period of intensive dialogue lasting 120 days.

There is only hope if we actually tackle the injustices, and if tolerance, mutual understanding and intense dialogue all over the world become the leading principles.

Since early this year there has been intensive dialogue with the United States at various levels and in different assemblies regarding these matters.

I do not believe that any other fisheries issue has been the subject of such extensive dialogue with the RACs.

Such intense dialogue should, of course, be encouraged with the greatest possible number of third countries in order to support economic development and emphasise the ecological values and democratic clauses of the European Union.

What was achieved was in-depth political dialogue between the two sides on a broad range of subjects.

Thirdly, all mechanisms envisaged by the Commission to ensure close monitoring and intensive political dialogue and the possible suspension of negotiations should be fully effective.

There is a reason why we need more intensive dialogue with other global market players, especially the USA.