Eksempler på brug af Permanent structured på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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There is'permanent structured cooperation' enabling a military core Europe.
Perhaps the most significant innovation contained in the Treaty is the plan to allow"permanent structured cooperation" within the EU framework.
Protocol on permanent structured cooperation established by Article 28 A of the Treaty on European Union.
Are there plans to use this initiative to launch the permanent structured cooperation which has not yet been put into operation?
Protocol on permanent structured cooperation established by article i-41(6) and article iii-312 of the constitution.
RECALLING the importance of the Minister for Foreign Affairs being fully involved in proceedings relating to permanent structured cooperation.
The decisions andrecommendations of the Council within the framework of permanent structured cooperation, other than those provided for in paragraphs 2 to 5, shall be adopted by unanimity.
RECALLING the importance of the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs andSecurity Policy being fully involved in proceedings relating to permanent structured cooperation.
Any Member State which, at a later stage, wishes to participate in the permanent structured cooperation shall notify its intention to the Council and to the High Representative.
The Council shall adopt a European decision confirming the participation of the Member State concerned which fulfils the criteria and makes the commitments referred toin Articles 1 and 2 of the Protocol on permanent structured cooperation.
Any Member State which, at a later stage, wishes to participate in the permanent structured cooperation shall notify its intention to the Council and to the Union Minister for Foreign Affairs.
As the report says, the Lisbon Treaty includes a legal basis for the European space policy and the possibility for permanent structured cooperation on security and defence.
The treaty also provides for permanent structured cooperation in defence matters, where member states with more advanced capabilities and commitments that want to work together are able to do so without a minimum threshold of participants, but with approval from the council by a qualified majority.
The Member States of the European Union want to reduce their arms spending by means of permanent, structured cooperation, but NATO is signing uncovered cheques for missile defence.
The Treaty introduces twelve new areas within the CFSP(Common and Foreign Security Policy) where majority voting is to be introduced.… Perhaps the most significant innovation contained in the Treaty is the plan to allow"permanent structured cooperation" within the EU framework.
This is being made possible through the development of Eurocorps, permanent structured cooperation, and adapting the armed forces of Member States to the EU's aggressive plans.
Those Member States whose military capabilities fulfil higher criteria and which have made more binding commitments to one another in this area with a view to the most demanding missions shall establish permanent structured cooperation within the Union framework.
This involves pooling, sharing,strengthening of the European Defence Agency, permanent structured cooperation, development of an efficient and competitive European defence market, strengthening of the industrial and technological base, and enhancement of joint command and control capabilities.
Within three months following the notification referred to in paragraph 1 the Council shall adopt a European decision establishing permanent structured cooperation and determining the list of participating Member States.
Those Member States which wish to participate in the permanent structured cooperation referred to in Article I-41(6), which fulfil the criteria and have made the commitments on military capabilities set out in the Protocol on permanent structured cooperation shall notify their intention to the Council and to the Union Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Within three months following the notification referred to in paragraph 1 the Council shall adopt a decision establishing permanent structured cooperation and determining the list of participating Member States.
We must first of all assess the possibilities offered by the Treaty: by permanent structured cooperation and by Article 44, which makes it possible to delegate the task of carrying out a mission to particular Member States, but within an EU procedural framework, which is not the same thing as renationalisation.
We must find the common security interests of the 27 states and draw on comparable exercises in these states and a frank appraisal of the strengths of the ESDP missions,creating circumstances for bringing forward permanent structured cooperation in defence.
The Treaty has enriched the range of tools and the scope of security and defence policy, particularly with the inclusion of assistance clauses,of solidarity clauses, with permanent structured cooperation and, above all, with the creation of the European External Action Service and of your role as High Representative, Vice-President of the Commission.
This fundamental step forward will be made in accordance with the decision-making procedures of the Union using an inclusive approach that will allow some countries to proceed more rapidly on the basis of a specific protocol governing the military capabilities required for participation in this permanent structured cooperation.
If a participating Member State no longer fulfils the criteria or is no longer able tomeet the commitments referred to in Articles 1 and 2 of the Protocol on permanent structured cooperation, the Council may adopt a European decision suspending the participation of the Member State concerned.
Those Member States which wish to participate in the permanent structured cooperation referred to in Article 28 A(6), which fulfil the criteria and have made the commitments on military capabilities set out in the Protocol on permanent structured cooperation, shall notify their intention to the Council and to the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.
Article 2 To achieve the objectives laid down in Article 1, Member States participating in permanent structured cooperation shall undertake to:( a) cooperate, as from the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, with a view to achieving approved objectives concerning the level of investment expenditure on defence equipment, and regularly review these objectives, in the light of the security environment and of the Union 's international responsibilities;
Is the idea of a more permanent structure in Iraq and for the region viable?
Living in a permanent structure, even a shack.