Eksempler på brug af Our common foreign and security policy på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Our common foreign and security policy is at a crossroads.
We must make the next quantum leap forward in our common foreign and security policy.
Up to now, our common foreign and security policy is a collection of disagreements and misguided initiatives.
In these times, it is vital to strengthen our Common Foreign and Security Policy.
I voted in support of our common foreign and security policy report, with the hope that such a policy would take shape at last.
It does not mean the communitisation, even in part, of our common foreign and security policy.
Therefore, one of the key aims of our common foreign and security policy must be to defuse tensionand prevent it form turning into armed conflict.
Is not the integrity of the EU's eastern border part of our common foreign and security policy?
The success of ESDP as an integral part of our Common Foreign and Security Policy is reflected by the fact that our assistance is increasingly in demand.
I agree with Mr Brok that there are currently four major tasks for our Common Foreign and Security Policy.
However, we must take this as a serious warning to make sure our common foreign and security policy also has the necessary instruments for peacekeeping at its disposal at long last.
Against this backdrop,I wish to say that I totally disagree with the notion that Iraq has destroyed our Common Foreign and Security Policy.
For that support to be effective, we need to strengthen our common foreign and security policy and make the EU election observation missions more efficient.
To make our Common Foreign and Security Policy more effective and efficient, we need to take key steps todayand provide answers to the fundamental questions posed by the rejected Constitutional Treaty.
Like Mr Provera, I, too, would like to ask whether you are prepared to bring our Common Foreign and Security Policy into play in order to bring the flood of mass immigration into Europe under control?
Vice-President/High Representative Ashton, you have very clearly heard this morning that Parliament will fully supportyour leadership role and is demanding that you take the initiative in our common foreign and security policy.
With this goal in mind, we must make every effort to provide our Common Foreign and Security Policy with the coherent and effective structure that it so desperately requires in order to achieve tangible results.
Secondly, in order for the European Union to be able to participate to the highest possibledegree in conflict resolution, we must continue intensifying our common foreign and security policy as well as our role in the measures to promote conflict resolution.
To a greater extent our common foreign and security policy should also concentrate on support for,and development of, regional cooperation in the framework of both the European Neighbourhood Policy and the Barcelona Process.
I am therefore very glad that, in the Union' sdeclaration of 14 September, we publicly committed ourselves to developing our common foreign and security policy and to ensuring that the Union really can speak out clearly and with one voice.
It is not just some theoretical pro-European issue, it is to make the functioning of Europe correct for the future so that we can continue with our environmental and economic progress and our common foreign and security policy.
Our common foreign and security policy has worked properly in this instance as this declaration was important in guaranteeing the peacefuland constructive continuation of the peace process in spite of the fact that the first transitional period established by the Oslo Agreements had come to an end.
Since much has been said about his duty as High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy, I would like to mention an aspect which I consider to be important: our Common Foreign and Security Policy will be, fundamentally, a reflectionand extension of our internal strength.
The objective of our common foreign and security policy should be to strengthen economicand social development, support for civil society and the concept of human rights, striving for peaceful solution to international conflicts, including the Israeli- Palestinian conflict.
Whatever people in this Chamber, oranyone else in the European Union, think about our common foreign and security policy, this is the most outstanding objective endorsement of the ambition that youand we have for the Lisbon Treaty, a foreign policy that has real trust and respect from our foreign partners.
Strengthening our common foreign and security policy by appointing a foreign minister, having a stable Council Presidency, extending qualified majority voting, overturning the three-pillar structure, and providing the Union with a legal personality are all, for us, essential points that need to be safeguarded.
I am entirely prepared to accept as a broad caveat on our common foreign and security policy that we are seeking here to forge common positions among fifteen Member States who may not approach each problem with the same perspective, the same historical background or, indeed, the same pressures of public opinion.