Exemplos de uso de Helsinki council em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The Helsinki Council made Turkey an official candidate country.
As this Parliament stressed in the Mennea report on the report for the Helsinki Council, this would be carried out in full respect of the Community' s legislative framework.
The Helsinki Council in December 1999 should take stock of progress.
We have indeed seen a number of interesting symbolic acts on the part of the Turkish Government since the Helsinki Council resolution several months ago.
The Helsinki Council of December 1999 gave Turkey the status of a candidate for membership.
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The decision to allow individual countries to enter the Union is based on merit andstrict compliance with the Helsinki Council and the Copenhagen criteria.
The Helsinki Council will examine the progress made by the accession candidates and draw the necessary conclusions.
I hope that you will keep all those Commission proposals on the agenda and the conference approach unchanged, andwill contribute in this way to a positive outcome of the Helsinki Council.
The Helsinki Council committed a serious error in 1999, in recognising Turkey as a'European' State that would be eligible for accession to the Union.
Already, during his hearing last month,he had stated that Turkey' s candidacy must be re-examined next December, at the Helsinki Council, and that he, personally, would support it.
Our Member States also decided,again at the Helsinki Council, a year ago, to rapidly establish collective targets for strategic capabilities.
The European Union had to create its own military dimension,which it did in the follow-up of the British initiative with France at the Saint Malo bilateral summit and of the Helsinki Council decisions.
He declared that the Helsinki Council must grant Turkey candidate status and this country must subsequently be treated like any other candidate for accession.
We need to consider the entire railway liberalisation package and combine this with interoperability. In this context,I would like to say that the Helsinki Council resolutions may well be satisfactory, but they are inadequate.
I look forward to the Helsinki Council endorsing this vital principle and other elements which will strengthen the EU' s security and defence role.
This solution strikes us as completely unworkable, for in order to prepare for enlargement, we need institutions which are not more rigid but more flexible, andthat is why we feel that this mandate for negotiation must be set right by the Helsinki Council.
The Northern Dimension was launched by the Helsinki Council of 10-11 December 1999, which invited the Commission to put forward an Action Plan for the Northern Dimension.
A report on the whole subject-matter of the directive will be presented to the May meeting of ECOFIN and, Mrs Thyssen, as regards the timetable for reaching agreement on this matter,the Vienna European Council set the target date of the Helsinki Council.
Like the rapporteur,I too welcome the Helsinki Council agreement not to make a solution to the division of the island a pre-condition for accession.
Mr President, the Union for a Europe of Nations Group considers that the agenda forthe forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference, as set by the Helsinki Council, i.e. focussing strictly on the issue of decision making in an enlarged Europe, must be adhered to.
The 1999 Helsinki Council stated clearly that Turkey's reform-performances would be measured against the same accession criteria applying to the other candidate countries.
As for the rest, I believe that we now have a framework for dealing with these particular problems, to wit, the Helsinki Council conclusions. I would point out that these conclusions are our common rule as, obviously, they were adopted unanimously by all the Member States.
Not only did the Helsinki Council make paltry progress toward curing Europe's democratic deficit, but it did nothing at all about what ought to be recognised as a regional deficit.
I therefore invite the Members of Parliament who form the great majority, those who last November ruled that the future of Europe was deserving of debates that went far wider than the Amsterdam leftovers, to take up their pilgrims' staffs and go and convince their own governments that this IGC must be extended,since this is permitted according to the resolution of the Helsinki Council.
Since the Helsinki Council, the European Union pretends to consider Turkey as a'normal' candidate, just like the others, and is turning a blind eye to the basic problems of its accession application.
I voted for the resolution to adopt an opinion is in favour of convening the IGC. I did so because it sums up the philosophy of the Portuguese Presidency, which is supported by a broad majority in Parliament, of opening up the IGC agenda beyond issues strictly related to redressing the balance of power between Member States, large and small,as was originally stated when the Helsinki Council was convened.
That is why we are calling for the Helsinki Council at the end of this year to start accession negotiations with Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia, and of course also, as we are requesting, with Malta.
I remember that when a compromise was reached between the 15 ministers, the Helsinki Council felt that it had come to the end of the line as far as the liberalisation of the railways and the new institutional framework are concerned.
In response to the invitation is sued by the Helsinki Council in December 1999. the Commission submitted a report on the progress made and the further actions required in order to achieve the targets of the e-Europe initiative.
In conclusion, I also hope that the Finnish Presidency will remind Member governments at the Helsinki Council that creating a single market requires that cross-border takeovers and the restructuring of key industries must be allowed to proceed without political interference by Member governments.