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outline {substantiv}
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to outline {verb}
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outline {substantiv}
What has been said above in this regard is only a rough outline.
We have no outline of a pan-European economic and trade policy.
But we are also waiting impatiently for the second package, 'Erika II ', with the establishment of a maritime agency and outline plans for
The outline treaty will be submitted to the European Council in Dublin this week.
We have, however, received an initial outline of the proposals.
For the time being we only have the outline of agreement.
The draft outline treaty is a presidency document.
To that end it requested the presidency to prepare a general outline for a draft revision of the treaties.
This is just the outline of it, and you can see, does it look like a regular building?
o An outline of a plan for the animation of the friars involved in Education.
I welcome the plans outlined by President Santer, and we look forward to seeing them implemented.
They also coincide with the Irish presidency plans as outlined in the Culture Committee in January.
o The outline and methodology for the preparation of the Study Guide to Chapter V of the General Constitutions.
Fold or unfold this outline
To this day – even after three years of debate – the Commission has been unable to submit even a rough outline of what these values might
It is the framework, an outline, and I would like to thank you for your criticism today which, I am sure, will be a great help to us in our
This Parliament has also asked the Commission to give an initial outline of the external aid policy reforms on 31 March of this year.
So far, we only have the vaguest outline of what that might look like.
But using our new detector, we could begin to see the outline of a tumor.
The brightest spot in China, which you can see on the edge of the outline here, is Hong Kong.
To change the color of the table borders, select the table and click the Outline color and size button in the toolbar (pencil icon above a
Cities with street view will have streets outlined in blue.
What is this plan I am talking about and whose outlines are becoming more distinct as things progress?
A BRIEF OUTLINE AND HISTORY OF THE PONTIFICAL COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL COMMUNICATIONS
o An outline of a plan for the animation of the friars involved in Education.
The dimension of gift also creates the mature outline of every human and Christian vocation, as will be said later on.
After three days of mental exercise the Commission came up with the general outline of the Handbook with the corresponding writers of each
No serious political construction – apart from the creation of a single market – can dispense with defining the EU’ s territorial outline.
outline {substantiv} (även: delineation)
A joint European socio-economic policy, in which the Union provides a broad outline of the necessary reforms.
We have a mandate to prepare a general outline of a draft revision of the Treaties for the Dublin Council in December.
outline {substantiv} (även: delineation)
to outline {verb}
to outline [outlined|outlined] {vb} (även: to outline, to delineate, to depicture, to describe)
This includes a number of initiatives that I should like to outline in brief.
Let me outline the contribution I believe it can make.
Could it outline the next steps leading up to the accession of the Republic of Cyprus to the European Union, together with the nine other
Thank you, I have gone on too long, but on the plus side I think I have at least given you a broad outline the results this Euro
Is there any relief from some of these pressures that I've just been outlining?
to outline [outlined|outlined] {vb} (även: to sketch out, to hint at, to chalk out, to sketch)
The only reason for this college's existence is to create a common diplomatic service and to do so in a completely transparent way, as outlined in the Galeote Quecedo report.
to outline [outlined|outlined] {vb} (även: to sketch out)
I believe that Mrs Van Brempt has outlined the dilemma very expertly.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is for you to judge the balance sheet that the Prime Minister and I have just outlined.
to outline [outlined|outlined] {vb} (även: to sketch out, to outline, to delineate, to chalk out)
Let me start with a brief outline of the timetable up to the special summit.
Can it now outline what proposals it intends to table?
In the little time available to me, I should like to outline the problem in a number of major points.
If we win the vote tomorrow we will be able to outline an unprecedented prospect for every region in Europe.
I should like to outline a number of key areas.
to outline [outlined|outlined] {vb} (även: to outline, to delineate, to act on behalf of, to act for)
So far, we have only the vaguest outline of what that might represent.
First, on the three demands as outlined by Mr Solana, I support all three but I fear that they are incomplete.
The work which I have outlined represents concrete steps already taken by the Council to deal with this problem.
We believe that the Commission's small effort outlined in these proposals should not be subject to so much criticism from the right.
I believe the report strikes a good balance between various ideas here in Parliament, and it outlines an approach with which we can go part of the way towards solving the problem.
to outline [outlined|outlined] {vb} (även: to designate, to show, to indicate, to point at)
He took great trouble not just to comment on the Commission's proposals but also to outline them.
Would the Council outline its policy priorities for the UN General Assembly Special Session on Children?
I hope that the US President will come up with a firm proposal to outline how his administration intends to reduce the level of greenhouse
Would the Commission outline its views on whether the Convention on the Future of Europe is giving sufficient emphasis to the EU
We come to the second reading now, having had our common position outlined by the Council.
to outline [outlined|outlined] {vb} (även: to sketch out, to synthesize)
For the reasons I have attempted briefly to outline, our group will vote for the report.
to outline [outlined|outlined] {vb} (även: to silhouette)
to outline [outlined|outlined] {vb} (även: to silhouette)
to outline [outlined|outlined] {vb} (även: to silhouette)
to outline [outlined|outlined] {vb} (även: to silhouette)
to outline [outlined|outlined] {vb} (även: to sketch out)
to outline [outlined|outlined] {vb} (även: to draft, to sketch, to foreshadow, to forebode)
As far as the content of the report is concerned, I would like to outline a few topics.
The topics for this European Council are very diverse, and so I shall have to confine myself to a brief outline of many of them.
Before I move on to the Copenhagen Summit, I should like to outline a number of the other tasks that the EU has carried out in the last six
The honourable Member has himself outlined the solution to the problem that he has just raised.
He has outlined something of this, but not perhaps talked about that precise team.
to outline [outlined|outlined] {tran. vb} (även: to delineate, to outline, to depicture, to describe)
to outline [outlined|outlined] {tran. vb} (även: to sketch out, to delineate, to chalk out, to outline)
to outline [outlined|outlined] {tran. vb} (även: to delineate, to outline, to act on behalf of, to act for)
to outline [outlined|outlined] {tran. vb} (även: to designate, to show, to indicate, to point at)
to outline [outlined|outlined] {tran. vb} (även: to sketch)