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Mrs Hermange has drawn up for the Social Committee an excellent report on the participation in profits and equity of employees and on the Commission's PEPPER Report.
It is not a simple and easy fix that drew us to defining this position in Lisbon, it is a more complex and broadly defined strategy.
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draw {substantiv} (även: drawing card)
Low tar cigarettes cause just as much damage as normal cigarettes - smokers just draw harder to get the same kick.
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If an interpreting facility cannot exist for all languages, let us draw lots to see which ones are not to enjoy that facility.
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In order to speed up tomorrow morning's work, I propose that we draw lots now to select the six tellers.
The counting of any secret vote is carried out by between two and six tellers, drawn by lot from among the Members.
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to rid, to remove, to eliminate, to delete)
We want to draw your attention to the need to legalize this business as a matter of urgency, to wipe out the 80 % of Mafia income.
He went on to write, 'We must remove all the settlements, all of them and draw an international recognized border between a Jewish National
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to produce, to excite, to effect, to do)
I would like to draw attention to all that the Luxembourg Presidency has done to achieve that.
To this effect, the Commission could draw up a non-exhaustive black list of types of behaviour considered to be unfair.
The correct conclusions must be drawn from this development in order to improve the situation during the next programming period '.
Slovakia's recovery is dependent on these opposition parties drawing up a political programme which gives substance to the aforementioned points.
But we should keep these questions on the agenda and I can only congratulate you on the idea that we should formulate a strategy for drawing up a charter of basic rights.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to pull, to attract, to accrete, to withdraw)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to pile up, to meet, to mass, to herd)
EU sports ministers must quickly meet in order to draw up a possible European action plan.
I am referring to the idea of democratic countries in the UN being able to assemble and meet within the organisation to draw up joint
Johannesburg will bring together all the States, all the interested parties, the NGOs, the private sector etc., to draw up new mechanisms
The conclusions drawn from those negotiations are extremely positive, not least, in my view, in relation to the information on collection and storage.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to notch, to gather, to fetch, to earn)
The conclusion I draw from this experience is that Europe can benefit enormously from this process in Ukraine.
And then you draw the conclusion the odds of winning the lottery are 100 percent.
They must only draw a line where it becomes apparent that American attitudes to supervision are suddenly establishing themselves in Europe
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to pitch, to field, to erect, to enter)
They should look at this and draw up their voting lists carefully with this in mind.
The Commission, however, did not draw up the definitive list of candidates in time.
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Therefore we must draw up a specific and comprehensive initiative for the future of the rural areas, in order to promote their positive
The drawing-up of shared rules is not exactly made easier by this.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to remove, to move, to leave, to get)
to draw up
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to raise, to provoke, to produce, to knock up)
This is a clear example of Parliament and the Court of Auditors working to draw this to the attention of the Member States.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to push, to pilot, to order, to operate)
To draw such narrow boundaries between them can only produce problems and difficulties.
Today, there are three political conclusions we can draw from the Albanian crisis.
The second proposal to which I wish to draw attention is Amendment No 76 concerning the definition of bathing water.
In the light of the recent problems affecting NAFTA, one can draw the conclusion that limiting oneself to a free-trade area can lead up a
I mean, companies are all about finding the right people, inspiring those people, you know, drawing out the best in people.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to pull, to fetch, to beguile, to attract)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to provoke, to chagrin, to nettle, to irritate)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to ballot)
If an interpreting facility cannot exist for all languages, let us draw lots to see which ones are not to enjoy that facility.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to possess, to like, to keep, to hold)
The third lesson we can draw is that Europeans want more not less Europe.
I should like to draw the lessons which we should already have drawn from the CJD and BSE crises.
We cannot really see the point of having a convention in order to draw up the next treaty amendment.
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to flex, to clench, to buckle, to bend)
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to push off, to prickle, to needle, to make off)
Do the ads draw your attention, without being garish?
At this juncture, therefore, we feel we should draw attention to the social consequences of financial instability.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to pick, to knock off, to have, to get)
However, I would like to draw your attention to and focus on a different matter.
I would like to give a few examples and then draw some general conclusions.
In any case, it is up to the Member States to draw conclusions from the judgment.
Time must be found to draw up a clear balance sheet on the Uruguay Round.
We must draw the necessary conclusions from this, otherwise it will not work in practice.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to portray, to picture, to paint, to narrate)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to blow up)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to check out, to borrow)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to put down, to produce, to prepare, to pitch)
Not only in drawing up ambitious objectives, but also with regard to their implementation.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to reach, to pass, to move, to keep)
In any case, the conclusion that I draw is that this is the way forward.
If you try to re-draw the package at this stage you will lose the whole deal.
I would like to draw up an appraisal with regard to Bailers.
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We have to go back to the drawing board and ask ourselves what our priorities are.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to narrow, to contract, to brew)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to raise, to provoke, to prompt, to produce)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to receive, to move, may, to make)
It must draw its strength solely from the diversity of the nations it encompasses.
We would do well to draw some inspiration from that side of the Atlantic.
Our initial aim for Cologne is to be asked to draw up a charter of this kind.
We recognize Turkey's European vocation, and the need to draw her into the enlargement process.
I would also like to ask when we will have the security of always being able to draw our pensions?
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to involve, to induce, to imply, to entail)
The additional qualifications introduced may mean an increased risk of limiting the Member States ' opportunities to draw up sensible...
Furthermore, I believed at that time that it was not appropriate to draw up an extensive catalogue listing existing legal provisions, which
The introduction of a clear hierarchy of legal standards should, after all, ensure that a clear distinction can be drawn between all the various legislative and implementing decisions.
Similarly, the Council has put forward a realistic common position that draws up a gradual schedule for work and takes account of the problems which enlargement will present for the rail sector.
For he is holding up visions of a well-oiled and effective administration and is, at the same time, drawing our attention to the difficulties which will arise and which can already be anticipated.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to pursue, to march, to lead, to handle)
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This will usher in a more flexible approach that can draw all our procedures together within a single coordination cycle.
I hope that the World Health Day will draw our attention even more to this important area, and will bring the solution closer.
In this connection, I would once again draw attention to the prisoners being held at the Guantánamo Bay naval base, who have a right to a
And this call drew support, notably from President Clinton, for our idea of a high-level meeting as the way to take this forward.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to get, to fetch, to extract, to download)
From where can we draw the strength we need for this step on the road to Europe?
The common foreign and security policy cannot draw its strength from artificial Community procedures.
Citizens from the candidate countries in central and eastern Europe can also draw inspiration from such a charter.
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to record, to pick up, to lift, to drag up)
However, I would like to draw your attention to and focus on a different matter.
I would like to give a few examples and then draw some general conclusions.
Finally, I would also draw attention to the question of the legal base.
I would therefore just like to ask you to draw this to the attention of the Russian authorities.
Fourthly, I should like to draw attention to the anti-discrimination proposals, especially Article 29.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to found, to execute, to erect, to constitute)
Time must be found to draw up a clear balance sheet on the Uruguay Round.
The Court of Auditors shall draw up an annual report after the close of each financial year.
It was agreed to draw up a protocol against trafficking as such.
It will help enormously if we manage to draw up these lists.
Firstly, the proposal to draw up a list of ports particularly suitable for short sea shipping.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to lose, to let fall, to drop, to cast)
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to pick out, to choose, to select, to tell off)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to exhaust, to evacuate, to empty, to drain)
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If this field is marked, empty pages where there are no cell contents and draw objects are printed.
Let us then now draw the right and necessary conclusions for 2006, or else reports of that sort will in fact be nothing more than
The coordination of economic policies should not just be left on the drawing board.
This movement did not come out of nowhere; it is linked to the struggle by the workers and the working classes and it draws on their experience and messages.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to rid, to prune, to prune down, to pod)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to fetch, to draw out, to coax, to tease out)
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We should draw out the talents of Africans.
It was agreed to intensify ASEM's high level political dialogue by drawing strength from the diversity of Members while not excluding any issue.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to collect, to encash)
... possible to draw additional expenses under any circumstances.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to net, to have got coming, to have coming, to earn)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to picture, to paint, to image, to depict)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to pencil, to pattern, to design, to depict)
He told me, "Nobody has to tell me what I should draw.
It is worth mentioning here that the Commission's Financial Control has started to draw up agreements with individual Member States.
The Singaporean Ambassador has again drawn my attention to his country's long-standing desire to conclude a free trade agreement with the EU.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to plot, to plan, to pencil, to design)
But unfortunately, one of the things kids liked to draw was cartoon characters.
Click the icon and draw a frame in the document that will delineate the text.
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to extract, to detail, to take out, to withdraw)
... draw it from a bank based in Damascus.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to discharge)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to distort, to screw up, to wrest)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to pay, to model upon, to model on, to make)
To conclude, I should like to draw your attention to a debate concerning Germany.
Mr McMillan-Scott is doing so and I would like to draw that to your attention.
I would also draw her attention to the report of Parliament's STOA Committee.
I should like to draw your attention to two key facts, before making two proposals.
Secondly, we had to draw a dividing line between infrastructure and superstructure.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to let down, to drag down)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to lug, to haul, to drag, to tow)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to renew, to pad out, to lengthen, to extend)
But as our time is drawing to a close I do not wish to prolong this sitting.
I support extending the period of reflection by one year, on the condition that we go back to the drawing board for a completely new treaty document.
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to print, to make out)
But it turns out to be illegal to print a child's drawing of Micky Mouse onto a plate of sugar.
And kids could bring in drawings and have the store print a sugar plate for the top of their birthday cake.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to make out, to expose, to exhibit, to show)
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to pull)
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to strain, to tighten, to tighten up)
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to pull)
I think it is important to ask what lessons should be drawn from the BSE crisis and what lessons should be drawn for the European Union's future policy.
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb}
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to pull, to land, to start, to touch)
Draw boundaries around neighbourhoods, cities and countries and cut them off from the outside world?
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb}
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb}
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to imbibe, to drink in, to soak, to quaff)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to respire, to inhale)
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to remove, to take out)
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Negotiations are currently taking place at international level to draw up a list of chemicals that are particularly hard to break down, and
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to get out of)
I would also like to ask when we will have the security of always being able to draw our pensions?
I shall draw you, Saruman, as poison is drawn from a wound.
This case concerns a women who, because she was working in England, was unable to draw her parental allowance.
I think the lesson to be drawn from this commemoration is as clear as day.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to rear, to raise, to lift off, to lift)
I want to draw attention to just three important objectives we can achieve by means of the directive.
Are there any plans to draw attention to this group?
There are nonetheless a number of sticking points, and these are what we ought to draw attention to and criticise.
I would also like to draw attention to Amendment No 23.
Drawing comparisons and exploring the care systems within Member States could be a valuable way of highlighting successful solutions.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to force, to extract)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to mill)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to lengthen)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to hammer out)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb}
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb}
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to entail, to spin off, to lead to, to bring about)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to pull, to turn)
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to tense, to tighten, to work)
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It is therefore very difficult to know where to draw the line in this area.
However, the report fails to draw any political conclusions.
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The question now is what conclusions we should draw.
Many lessons will be drawn from cities participating in our URBACT networks.
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb}
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb}
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to tie)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb}
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to exhaust, to emaciate)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to let off, to tap)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to educe, to derive)
to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} (även: to cash, to acknowledge)
to draw [drew|drawn] (chess) {vb}
to draw [drew|drawn] (document) {vb}
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I have been asked to draw this to the attention of Mrs Wallström and shall certainly be writing to her about it too.
It is therefore difficult to draw up a report that is relevant to every situation, and that is evident from this report.
I think we should draw up a contract.
But it turns out to be illegal to print a child's drawing of Micky Mouse onto a plate of sugar.
to draw [drew|drawn] (extract) {vb}
to draw out
The cursor shows a a small circle along with a cross-hair symbol, which indicates you can begin drawing.
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to draw [drew|drawn] {vb} [vard.]
to draw [drew|drawn] (tea) {vb} [gast.]
It is entirely logical, therefore, to draw the appropriate political conclusions.
Knowing all this, therefore, we should perhaps draw some conclusions from it.
Let us draw the right conclusions from the events in Brussels and Charleroi.
I would like to give a few examples and then draw some general conclusions.
We must in particular draw attention to intrusion or possible intrusion by the press.
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