Примери за използване на Its relations with third countries на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The vision of Europe's future regards to a large extent its relations with third countries.
In all its relations with third countries, the Council always pays particular attention to ensuring that basic rights and the rule of law are respected.
Whereas the EU has determined that it will place human rights at the centre of its relations with third countries;
The Union therefore needs to be more assertive in its relations with third countries, and it must speak with a single voice in those relations. .
Emphasises that a coherent andbalanced common European immigration policy adds to the credibility of the EU in its relations with third countries;
This is why the European Commission(EC) is making efforts to strengthen its relations with third countries such as Libya or the members of the African Union.
In view of this, the Community resolved in 1995 to make respect for human rights andfundamental freedoms an essential element of its relations with third countries.
Add to that the view that China is increasingly aggressive in its relations with third countries(including via its Belt and Road Initiative for trade infrastructure and lending).
The Communication affirms the central role of culture in the process of European integration andproposes a cultural agenda for Europe, and for its relations with third countries.
Within international bodies and in its relations with third countries, the EU will act abroad as it does at home and promote good governance and a sound management of the sea in the rest of the world.
The European Community resolved in 1995 to make respect for human rights andfundamental freedoms an essential element of its relations with third countries.
The development of human rights, democracy andcivil liberties is the common base on which the European Union builds its relations with third countries, and it has been provided for by the democracy clause in the agreements between the EU and third countries. .
As a value-based community, the EU should make the rule of law andrespect for human rights the cornerstone of its relations with third countries.
Recalls that the EU is committed to the coherent promotion of andrespect for human rights and democracy in its relations with third countries in all its policies, including trade policy, and in all its relevant external financing instruments;
But the Commission is doing more to promote its policy of transparency, exchange of information andfreer tax competition in its relations with third countries.
The aim is to further develop a comprehensive European approach to dealing with migration issues in its relations with third countries, bringing together the different policy areas of development, social affairs and employment, external relations and home affairs.
Stresses in this regard the urgent need to include cyber security and cyber defence across the EU's internal andexternal policies, and in its relations with third countries;
The Commission shall ensure that, in its relations with third countries and international organisations, the Agency acts within its mandate and the existing institutional framework by concluding an appropriate working arrangement with the Executive Director.
Stresses that respect for the rule of law is a fundamental value in the European Union and in its relations with third countries and parties;
Stresses that respect for the rule of law is a fundamental value both within the European Union and in its relations with third countries and parties; also underlines that the responsibility and credibility of the European Union and of its Member States require the investigations to be monitored fully;
Whereas the promotion of democracy and respect for human rights and civil liberties are fundamental principles and aims of the European Union andconstitute common ground for its relations with third countries.
Whereas the Union's action in its relations with third countries is guided by Article 21 of the Lisbon Treaty, which reaffirms the universality and indivisibility of human rights and fundamental freedoms and provides for the respect of human dignity, the principles of equality and solidarity, and the principles of the United Nations Charter and international law;
Considers it essential, moreover,that the requirements regarding human rights set out by the EU in its relations with third countries apply equally to the Member States;
Whereas, in its relations with third countries, the EU must adopt a trade strategy that is based on reciprocity, but which must be differentiated in accordance with its partners' level of development, as regards both its social and environmental demands and trade liberalisation, to create the conditions for just and fair international competition.
Whereas the promotion of democracy and respect for human rights and civil liberties are fundamental principles and aims of the European Union andconstitute common ground for its relations with third countries.
Whereas the Union's action in its relations with third countries is guided by Article 21 of the Treaty on European Union, which reaffirms the universality and indivisibility of human rights and fundamental freedoms and enshrines the obligation to respect human dignity, the principles of equality and solidarity, and the principles of the UN Charter and international law in its action on the international scene;
Whereas the promotion of democracy and respect for human rights, including the right to freedom of religion and belief, are fundamental principles and aims of the EU andconstitute common ground for its relations with third countries;
Whereas the updated EU Guidelines on promoting compliance with international humanitarian law refer to a variety of means of action at the EU's disposal in its relations with third countries in this regard, including political dialogue, general public statements, restrictive measures, cooperation with other international bodies, crisis-management operations, individual responsibility, training and the control of arms exports;
Whereas article 3(5) of the Treaty on European Union states that the promotion of democracy and respect for human rights and civil liberties are fundamental principles and aims of the European Union andconstitute common ground for its relations with third countries.
The fact that Bulgaria is a loyal member of the European Union andNATO does not suggest that the country should give up working toward the development of its relations with third countries, the president said in response to a journalist's question.