Eksempler på brug af Present european union på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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This has led to much tension within the present European Union.
These countries see the present European Union as a guarantee of future prosperity.
The needs of producers living in the disadvantaged regions of the present European Union should be safeguarded.
It also has to be pointed out that the people of the present European Union have their worries about this too; they have not yet quite got used to our now being a community of twenty-five members.
National politicians, too, must say that enlargement is to the advantage of the present European Union and of the accession countries.
Mr President, under the Constitution the present European Union will be abolished and in its place a new one will be established, which, according to the Constitution, reflects the will of the people and states.
The healing of this rift is a jewel in the crown of the present European Union and also of the acceding countries.
We should not forget that the gross national product of the countries of Eastern andCentral Europe is only five per cent of that of the present European Union.
That is not the approach to democracy and the present European Union that we should be teaching our young people.
I also regret that it will be only in 2013 that farmers in the new Member States will receive the same treatment as do those in the present European Union.
We now need to realise that what lies beyond the eastern border of the present European Union is not another planet but our own back yard.
The proposals for the reform of the common agricultural policy and structural funds are far-reaching andwill be extremely painful to many regions of the present European Union.
As we prepare for enlargement to the East, it is important to safeguard the opportunities for development of the peripheral areas of the present European Union and secure understanding for the special problems of sparsely populated northern regions.
Today, we are specifically commemorating Jean Monnet, the first thinker, or can I say the first dreamer, of a unified Europe, the architect of the Schuman plan, andthe initial founder of the present European Union.
It is, after all, a matter of civilisation, progress andcommon dignity for the present European Union and a future enlarged community.
This illustrates the constitutional shift the Treaty makes from the present European Union of national States and peoples to the new Federal Union of European citizens and their national states- the latter henceforth reduced constitutionally and politically to provincial or regional status.
Studies which we have carried out show that mobility from the 10 future Member States to the present European Union of the 15 will be relatively limited.
As was the case when the 10 new Member States joined last year, we want the accession of Bulgaria and Romania to be a success for the people of both countries, of course,without them presenting an unacceptable burden to the present European Union.
Enlargement will increase your credibility, but at the same time there will be a greater expectation that things will remain as good as they always have been for all citizens,including those in the present European Union, when it comes to peace, prosperity and, in particular, solidarity.
According to international statistics, there has never been a four-week period during which there has not beena major military engagement somewhere in the world, but the territory of the present European Union has been spared such conflicts.
At present, the European Union has 110 models of driving licences in circulation.
At present the European Union is the largest union, owing to expansion, owing to the new opportunities.
First, the draft treaty recognizes the fact that the outermost regions present the European Union with significant and unique problems.
At present, the European Union has no effective rules for dealing with these environmental problems.