Примери коришћења Privileged partnership на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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A privileged partnership or such formulas cannot be accepted.
Joksimović: We are not falling for the recycled ideas of a privileged partnership.
A privileged partnership or similar approaches, we don't take any of these seriously.
Germany has said that Turkey should be offered a“privileged partnership” rather than full membership.
The view promoted by Merkel and her party is that Turkey should not be offered full membership,rather a"privileged partnership".
French President Nicolas Sarkozy says the EU should offer Turkey a"privileged partnership" rather than full membership.[Getty Images].
Prior to the start of the process, some member nations, such as Germany, suggested that Turkey should not be offered full membership, butonly a"privileged partnership".
Germany, however, has only offered"privileged partnership" status for Turkey, which falls short of full membership and is thus unacceptable to Ankara.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has said repeatedly that Turkey should be offered a privileged partnership rather than full membership.
With Austria seeking a"privileged partnership" instead of full membership, and Turkey objecting to provisions related to Cyprus, it was unclear whether Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul would ever board his planned flight to Luxembourg.
The duo have repeatedly stated that they would prefer Turkey to be granted what they call a"privileged partnership" with the EU, instead of full membership.
Another factor contributing to the pace of the negotiations is France and Germany's insistence that Ankara should not be offered full-fledged membership in the bloc after it wraps up the talks, rather,some sort of a"privileged partnership".
Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek on Wednesday(October 8th)rejected any formula that involves a privileged partnership for Turkey instead of full-fledged EU membership.
Affirming his country's support for Turkey's EU bid, a senior Portuguese official said on Thursday(June 28th) that the goal of accessiontalks with Ankara is full membership, rather than a privileged partnership.
In addition, some influential member states have been arguing that Ankara should be offered a"privileged partnership" rather than full-fledged membership-- a position Droutsas takes issue with.
Meanwhile, EU heavy hitters France and Germany have been insisting that an eventual successful conclusion of accession talks with Ankara should not lead to full-fledged membership, rather,some sort of a"privileged partnership".
The framework has been held up over Vienna's insistence that the ultimate goal of negotiations should be some sort of"privileged partnership" instead of full membership-- an option Turkey has repeatedly rejected.
Serbia's strategic goal is full membership in the European Union,not a privileged partnership status, Minister of European Integration Jadranka Joksimović has stated today, stressing that Serbia remains committed to the European path and will not change its policy, but expects the EU to clearly define its interests and enlargement policy.
Rehn acknowledged that some commissioners had suggested during Wednesday's meeting that Turkey be granted a"privileged partnership"instead of actual membership.
The former eventually withdrew a proposed amendment suggesting the possibility of a privileged partnership for Turkey as an alternative to full EU membership, while the latter pushed for text stating that full EU membership is the goal.
On Tuesday, Straw reiterated his opposition to proposals that would delay the talks oroffer Turkey some sort of a"privileged partnership", rather than full membership.
France has reasons of its own; since President Nicolas Sarkozy prefers conferring a"privileged partnership" rather than full membership on Turkey, he argues it should not bother with those chapters of the acquis that are relevant only to full members.
Discussions on the framework remained deadlocked this week,as Austria continued to insist on a reference to an eventual"privileged partnership" instead of full membership.
On Thursday, French President Nicolas Sarkozy,who has been saying that Turkey should only be offered privileged partnership, renewed his call for a debate on predominantly Muslim country's EU membership prospects during the bloc's summit in December.
EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn and British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw voiced their opposition Tuesday to offering Turkey a"privileged partnership" rather than full membership.
Serbia's strategic goal is full membership in the European Union,not a privileged partnership status, Minister of European Integration Jadranka Joksimović has stated today, stressing that Serbia remains committed to the European path and will not change its policy, but expects the EU to clearly define its interests and enlargement policy.
Another reason is the objections raised by several of the bloc's heavyweights,insisting that the predominantly Muslim country should eventually be offered some sort of a"privileged partnership", rather than full-fledged membership.
German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, whose country, along with France,insists that Turkey should be offered some sort of a"privileged partnership" rather than full-fledged membership when it completes its EU entry talks, voiced support for Ankara's reform efforts.
Before heading the German government, Merkel, who is also the leader of the conservative Christian Democratic Union, suggested that Turkey, a predominantly Muslim country of more than 70 million people,should be offered a"privileged partnership" with the bloc rather than full-fledged membership.
That should happen at the next EU Western Balkans summit in May 2020, highlights the paper and adds that there are more models at stake,each heading towards offering a privileged partnership to candidate countries instead of enlargement, more precisely, economic integration without formal membership.