Eksempler på brug af The european values på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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This way of viewing Islam as antagonistic to the European values is a totally incomplete and wrong view.
And he praises the European values-"Liberty, Equality and Brotherhood"- the slogan of the illuminist French Revolution.
It is a genuine political issue for all Greek citizens,as it concerns the European values of good neighbourliness and regional cooperation.
Moreover, I agree with the need to fully respect human dignity and fundamental rights while protecting our external borders,because this is part of the European values.
It is an ongoing material political issue which concerns all Greek citizens and the European values of good neighbourly and regional cooperation.
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This way of viewing Islam as antagonistic to the European values is a totally incomplete and wrong view. Islam is a monotheistic religion, which to me seems compatible with principles of laicity.
In other words,for many citizens, and not just in your country, you personify the European values to which we constantly voice our attachment.
You had a golden opportunity to defend the European values of democracy and liberty by saying,'I will not attend the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, this masquerade of the Chinese Communist Party.
Does the Council Presidency consider that a strategic partnership between the EU andRussia is compatible with the European values of democracy, human rights and the rule of law, which Russia does not respect, as the following examples indicate: the violation of freedom of the press, restrictions on civil society through the NGO law, human rights violations in Chechnya and the conditions of detention of Platon Lebedev and Mikhail Khodorkovsky?
Let us not allow this solution to slip away,because only a strong European economy is capable of upholding the European values that every one of us in this House represents.
It goes without saying that the constitution of every Member State should reflect and comply with the European values of freedom, democracy, equality, rule of law, human dignity and respect of human rights, including the rights of persons belonging to minorities, without discrimination, as laid down in Article 2 of the Treaty.
These are all positive signs which, I have no doubt,will be accompanied by a perfect balance between the reforms you are undertaking and the European values that every one of us here defends.
I do not want to talk about subsidiarity, butabout the basic issue that, from my perspective, the European values of solidarity, subsidiarity and freedom are unthinkable without a foundation in Christianity and in the Judaeo-Christian understanding of religion.
We should also draw lessons from this for the negotiations with Turkey, because Turkey can never become a European Member State, simply because it is not a European country, andalso because the basic principles of Islam are incompatible with the European values of freedom, separation of church and state and gender equality.
We are aware of the difficulties and the special conditions involved in this kind of process and can conclude that things are taking their course. Turkey may in future see the start of its negotiation process with the EU,provided that it keeps to the path of choosing the European values that it has been adopting of its own free and sovereign will.
That is, we need to do this without losing sight of the central values andthe inviolability of the person springing from the European values created in the melting pot of Jewish, Christian and Hellenistic culture in the centuries before and after the birth of Christ.
It does not exert pressure on it directly to apply its obligation concerning the protocol, it does exert pressure on it to recognise one of the 25 Member States, Cyprus; it haggles over whether one or two or three ports will open, completely ignoring the root of the problem,which is a military occupation that infringes all the European values that we maintain should be strengthened for the purpose of enlargement.
(FI) I voted in favour of Mrs Angelilli's report because one of the most fundamental anddurable structures in the European values base is our duty to protect innocent souls, that is to say, children.
It must build up a recognizable EU profile('corporate image') and il lustrate the Union's vocation andpar ticular nature, and the European values it stands for, values based on peace, democracy, prosperity and social justice.
I therefore support the Commission's proposal and all the activities proposed,especially those that promote the European values of democracy, freedom and respect for human rights: I think they are valid and should be endorsed.
Concerning the borders of Europe, the Commission works on the basis of Article 49 of the Treaty on European Union,which states that any European country that respects and applies the European values of democracy, human rights,the rule of law and fundamental freedoms may apply for membership of the Union.
This is something I have heard very frequently in recent weeks, yet it is not only our security and our well-being that is always at stake.If we are serious about the European values that we often invoke,the authoritarian and dictatorial systems around us must not be tolerated or accepted, regardless of our own interests.
Then everything went wrong: it has become a debate on money and various acts of pettiness,which is highly complicated by national exceptions that have partly drained away the European value of this Statute, which has now become almost exclusively based on money.
We are fond of emphasizing that the European Community is also a community of values, but for anyone seeking to support the demands of the third world,this begs the question of whether there is any place for solidarity in the European value system.
Do we still consider the values, the shared European values, important?
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