Eksempler på brug af Croatia's accession på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Croatia's accession has already been delayed too long.
Then, and only then,will we be able to discuss Croatia's accession to the European Union.
Croatia's accession will once again be a new step in the enlargement of the European Union.
DE Mr President,last week, Slovenia stepped up its opposition to Croatia's accession.
Croatia's accession to the EU will mean that we are embracing and holding out a hand to the Balkan region.
I wish to end by confirming Romania's unreserved support for Croatia's accession to the EU.
Croatia's accession to NATO in April 2009 has definitely strengthened her claim for accession to the EU.
In view of the European Council meeting on 23-24 June, I would like to raise the issue of Croatia's accession.
If Croatia's accession is successful, it represents a model and an incentive for the other Western Balkan countries too.
However, the honourable Member is asking me to do the impossible:to give him a date for Croatia's accession.
Croatia's accession to the European Union must not be delayed; Member States' support for enlargement must not wane.
Stabilisation in what is known historically as the Balkan Cauldron will be guaranteed only by Croatia's accession.
Croatia's accession to the European Union does not signify the abandonment of the Croatian people's long-standing traditions.
I am pleased that Slovenia will no longer be blocking Croatia's accession over the two countries' border dispute.
Croatia's accession will help to stabilise the Western Balkans and to ensure that democracy develops fully in the region.
The country will be deluged with EU propaganda and those arguing against Croatia's accession will be phased out of the debate.
Furthermore, any kind of mention about Croatia's accession possibly being deferred can only be treated as a throwaway remark made without too much thought.
It is therefore crucial to give the citizens clear andfactual information on the implications of Croatia's accession to the EU.
I suggest that the authorities in Zagreb take advantage of Croatia's accession to the European Union in order to tackle decisively the culture of corruption and crime.
In formal terms, the criteria can certainly be met very quickly, butthe entire population must be behind the process and must welcome Croatia's accession to the EU.
I am convinced that Croatia's accession will serve as an example to its neighbouring countries and will at the same time serve as an important stabilising factor in the region.
Internal Market: Commission asks GERMANY to comply with EU rules on recognition of professional qualifications following Croatia's accession to the EU.
We are confident that we will be in the position next year to vote on the treaty for Croatia's accession to the European Union, which will be a positive signal for the whole region.
Croatia's accession to the European Union is a significant incentive for the Balkan countries to pursue their own efforts and reforms with a view to their future accession to the Union.
Moreover, it is still not clear whether the Treaty of Lisbon will be re-examined- which would be desirable- andwhat the situation is with regard to Croatia's accession.
I believe it is unfair on the part of the Slovenian Prime Minister to announce that he would not rule out vetoing Croatia's accession to the EU because of the border issue between the two countries.
Croatia's accession is important in geopolitical terms in order to encourage the rest of the countries of the Western Balkans to launch and resolutely implement reforms related to accession to the European project.
The delegation to the European Parliament abstained on the Brok report because it considers the following points to be indispensable prerequisites for Croatia's accession to the European Union.
In spite of some logistical problems, Croatia's accession is strongly supported by EU Member States and many of them expect a rapid progress towards the closure of the seven remaining chapters by the end of 2011.
Two days ago I had the opportunity to meet the Croatian Foreign Affairs Minister, Mr Mate Granich, following a week-long tour of Bosnia-Herzegovina where, after seeing the situation in Mostarin fair detail and having spoken to refugees of Serbian origin who had left Croatia, I was able to discuss with the minister the various issues, which Mr Fassino also mentioned, such as the main reasons for deferring Croatia's accession to the Council of Europe.