34 resultados para Clark, Mark W. (Mark Wayne), 1896-1984.


Motion for a Resolution tabled by Abens, Adam, Agnelli, Albers, von Alemann, Arfe', Arndt, Balfe, Balfour, Bangemann, Barbagli, Barbarella, Barbi, Battersby, Berkhouwer, Berlinguer, Bethell, Bettiza, Bonaccini, Bonino, Bournias, Brandt, Brookes, Calvez, Cardia, Carettoni-Romagnoli, Cariglia, Carossino, Cassanmagnago Cerretti, Sir F. Catherwood, Cecovini, Ceravolo, Cinciari Rodano, Colla, Collins, Craxi, Curry, Dalziel, Damseaux, Dankert, De Clercq, De Gucht, Dekker, Del Duca, Delmotte, De Pasquale, Diana, Dido', Dimopoulos, Eisma, Enright, Fanti, Faure Edgar, Fellermaier, Fergusson, Ferri, Focke, Forster, Franghos, Friedrich Bruno, Gabert, Gaiotti de Biase, Gallagher, Galuzzi, Gatto, Gautier, Gendebien, Geurtsen, Giavazzi, Glinne, de Goede, Gouthier, Haagerup, Hansch, Hamilius, Herklotz, van den Heuvel, Hoff, Hooper, Hopper, Ippolito, Irmer, Jackson Christopher, Jackson Robert, Johnson, Jurgens, Katsafados, Kellet-Bowman Edward, Klinkenborg, Krouwel-Vlam, Kuhn, Lange, Leonardi, Lezzi, Lima, Linde, Linkohr, Lizin, Louwes, Macario, Mc Cartin, Macciocchi, Maher, Marshall, Mart, van Minnen, Modiano, Muntingh, Nicolson, Nielsen Tove, Nord, Normanton, O'Connell, O'Hagan, Orlandi, Pajetta, Pannella, Papapietro, Patterson, Pelikan, Pesmazoglou, Peters, Pfennig, Pininfarina, Prag, Provan, Pruvot, Puletti, Purvis, Radoux, Rieger, Ripa de Meana, Roberts, Ruffolo, Salisch, Sassano, Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, Schieler, Schinzel, Schmid, Schon Karl, Schon Konrad, Schwencke, Scrivener, Seefeld, Seeler, Segre, Seibel-Emmerling, Seligman, Sherlock, Sieglerschmidt, Simpson, Spaak, Spencer, Spinelli, Squarcialupi, Taylor John David, Taylor John Mark, Travaglini, Tuckman, Turner, Vandemeulebroucke, Vandewiele, Van Miert, Vanneck, Veronesi, Vetter, Viehoff, Visentini, Vitale, Voyadzis, von der Vring, Visas, Sir Fred Warner, Weber, Welsh, Wettig, Wieczorek-Zeul, Zagari on the setting up of an ad hoc committee to draw up proposals concerning the progress and development of the Community. Working Documents 1980-1981, Document 1-889/80/rev., 6 June 1981

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The start of 2016 brought highly symbolic changes to the trade policy map of Europe between the EU- and Russian-led blocs, as the EU’s Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA) with Ukraine entered into force provisionally, while Russia moved in precisely the opposite direction by scrapping its free trade agreement with Ukraine. However the ongoing changes go far wider and deeper. The energy sector and major industries see disengagement between Ukraine and Russia, and Russia’s share in Ukrainian trade is falling substantially. New transport corridors with China may offer synergies with trade opportunities for all three DCFTA states, with Georgia first in line. Visa liberalisation for the entire DCFTA space is now firmly in prospect. Divergent macroeconomic trends between a recovering eurozone and recession in Russia will accentuate the changes in trade structures. A better organisation of the pan-European economic space is surely desirable, but prospects for links between the EU and the Eurasian Economic Union remain problematic.