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This is a crucial time for our transatlantic Alliance.
Our transatlantic relationship is a longstanding and historic one.
One of the issues is certainly the position of our transatlantic partners on the ICC.
A promising area in our transatlantic cooperation is what we call upstream cooperation.
So tomorrow is your Christmas party, or prom,if you will insist on speaking like our transatlantic cousins.
This may be the most important moment for our transatlantic alliance since the end of the cold war.
We must not forget that the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation is the foundation of our transatlantic relations.
With Delta andVirgin Atlantic we are reinforcing our transatlantic alliance, making us the number-one alliance between Europe and the US.
The concensus of the experts was that Edison's ideas were,"good enough for our transatlantic friends….
As you know, our transatlantic relations are based on values that we have shared for a long time, such as universal human rights and the right to a fair trial.
This is a time when definite results are expected in our transatlantic relations, on both sides of the Atlantic.
Jens Stoltenberg, the NATO Secretary-General, said the commitments would be"a clear demonstration of our transatlantic bond.".
It is therefore a friendly, but firm,message that we are sending to our transatlantic allies, on the eve of the opening of the G20 summit.
If Europe obtains an unlimited exemption from the proposed tariff measures we are ready to engage in talks with our transatlantic partner.
And as an unapologetic supporter of our transatlantic alliance, she knew that with strength and resolve we could win the Cold War and extend freedom's promise.".
We are in the final stages of preparing a statement that will aim to renew our transatlantic partnership in these areas.
Relations with strategic partners,including our transatlantic partners, and emerging powers have to be a key component of a robust foreign policy.
Perhaps in future, there will also be room to consider combating terrorism andcrime together with our transatlantic partners in a joint institution.
Our transatlantic alliance has succeeded for nearly 70 years because we recognise that, even as the world changes and threats evolve, our nations are more secure when we stand together.
As Chair of the EP Delegation for relations with Israel, I had imagined andhoped for a more constructive start to our transatlantic dialogue.
In 1878, a British Parliament Committee declared that the light bulb was“good enough for our Transatlantic friends… but unworthy of the attention of practical or scientific men.”.
Respect for the political, social,environmental and cultural rights of indigenous populations must be at the heart of our transatlantic relations.
A British Parliament Committee noted in 1878 that Edison's light bulb was“good enough for our Transatlantic friends… but unworthy of the attention of practical or scientific men.”.
We also have international treaties toexchange financial data and passenger name records with the US- these agreements are essential to our transatlantic cooperation.
The British Parliament declared of Edison's light bulb that it might be“good enough for our Transatlantic friends… but unworthy of the attention of practical or scientific men.”.
And as an unapologetic supporter of our transatlantic alliance, she knew that with strength and resolve we could win the Cold War and extend freedom's promise.”-Barack Obama, Former President of the United States.
According to a British Parliamentary Committee in 1878,Edison's light bulb was“good enough for our transatlantic friends… but unworthy of the attention of practical or scientific man(sic.)”.
Our transatlantic alliance has succeeded for nearly 70 years because we recognise that, even as the world changes and threats evolve, our nations are more secure when we stand together.
In 1878 a British Parliament Committee noted that Thomas Edison's light bulb improvements were"good enough for our Transatlantic friends… but unworthy of the attention of practical or scientific men.".
Calls on the Commission to include so-called‘green services,' such as the construction, installation, repair and management of environmental goods,in the ongoing negotiations with our transatlantic partners;