[PDF] Top 20 Report drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Transport on improving transalpine railway links. Working Documents 1983-1984, Document 1-1520/83, 19 March 1984

... Efforts to solve the problem of transalpine transport at·community level have so far produced few tangible results 4 • It is therefore appropriate to divide this report into three sectio[r] ... See full document

... Since January 1981, Greece has received appreciable amounts from the Community's Regional Development Fund for the financing of transport infrastructure projects 1 • European Investment [r] ... See full document

... 1-653/82, having regard to its Resolution of 8 February 1982 on Soviet exports of natural gas to certain Member States of the European Community1, having regard to its Resolution of 11 M[r] ... See full document

... transport infrastructure poticy is based on the Commission ilemorandum of 7 November 1979 on the role of the Community in the devetopment of transport infrastructure and on the resotutio[r] ... See full document

... C - having regard to the communication from the Commission to the Council and proposal for a Council decision concerning a plan for the transnational development of the supporting infras[r] ... See full document

... it essentiat to encourage trade between the EEC and the EFTA countries and, to that end, caLts on the competent authorities to s6[ve the rutes of origin probtem and to start the preparat[r] ... See full document

... Cat[s on the Chitean Government to rasumc ncaotiations forthrith yith opposition rcprcscntatives, in prrticutr rith the Dcmocrati c Attiance, and atso vith the trade union orgsn'izetions[r] ... See full document

... 1-1532/83, A- bearing in mind the fact that Djibouti, Ethiopia and Somalia are signatories to the Lorn~ Convention, B - noting the political and economic links between some Member States[r] ... See full document

... 1-734/83, - having regard to the motion for a resolution tabled by Mr EPHREMIDIS and others pursuant to Rule 47 of the Rules of Procedure on the safety of civilian flights during militar[r] ... See full document

... European Communities EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT Working Documents 1983 - 1984 19 March 1984 DOCUMENT 1-1472/83/ANNEX ANNEX to the report drawn up by Mrs DESOUCHES on behalf of the Committee on [r] ... See full document

... interconnected with various branches of the informatics and electronics industries and public service sectors such as information and education; - whereas the pattern of supply requireme[r] ... See full document

... taking a critical view of the subversion of the notion of giving particularly poor developing countries advantages independent of the market situation by means of favourable credit condi[r] ... See full document

... instrument might be resorted to vith a viev to achiev'i.r1g the objective" of postaI harmonisation, recognising that postaI and tetephone services are essentiaI to trade and commerce but[r] ... See full document

... children at conventional nursery schools in summer and in winter, - provide support for parents with the aid of suitable materials and media, with the aim of reducing the backwardness· o[r] ... See full document

... realizing lhe serious threaE of terror which is not linited to }lorthern Ireland, but has clained the Lives of people in the Republic and Great Britain as aeil as in other parts of the C[r] ... See full document

... satisfactory stage of development, especially in cases of shellfish farming and the breeding of species with a high commercial value, while there was considerable potential for expansion[r] ... See full document

... Since such protection is most marked in the case of the most popular wines, the effect of the United Kingdom tax system is to stamp wine with the hallmarks of a luxury product, which, in[r] ... See full document

... The other main conclusions, which are summarized in the proposed motion for a resolution, concern free entry for Greenland fish and fish products into the Community,and the satisfactory [r] ... See full document

... Matters reached such a stage that 18 airlines even brought a court action against the British Airports Authority CBAA in protest at what they considered to be excessive increases in land[r] ... See full document