Exemplos de uso de Helsinki process em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The Helsinki process is all very well.
The second point concerns the Helsinki Process.
The Helsinki Process has contributed to important historical changes in Europe.
In this sense we shall continue to support the Helsinki process.
However, as I have said, the Helsinki process is already showing positive developments and positive results.
This would mark the starting point for a more advanced stage of the Helsinki process.
Helsinki process- to develop principles, criteria and indicators on forest sustainability to the European forests;
Despite this, however,not all the objectives of the Helsinki Process have been fully achieved.
We can already see that the Helsinki process has set a series of interesting and important developments in motion.
That is the lesson of the Cold War,and the Union- as with the Helsinki Process- has a central role to play.
On the positive side, the Helsinki process has given a new impulse to cooperation in key sectors which are vital for reconstruction and development.
Here in this Chamber Willy Brandt spoke most memorably in the great debates on the Helsinki process and development policy.
I accept the need for the Helsinki process but any pretence that the CSCE can be a substitute for a common defence policy is a cop-out.
As regards the situation and developments in Albania in more general terms,there are signs that Albania is to some extent turning towards the Helsinki process.
It was the common desire of all to abide by the principles of the Helsinki process and by the principles underpinning the building of the Community.
From the start of the Helsinki process, the participating States have recognized the international dimension of the right to religious freedom and its importance for the security and stability of the community of Nations.
Parliamentarians from the participating States are to meet shortly to discuss the creation of a CSCE Parliamentary Assembly designed to secure greater parliamentary involvement in the Helsinki process.
The Russian actions are in clear breach of the Helsinki process, which in the past 40 years has contributed to overcoming divisions in Europe and building a peaceful and united continent.
It may, in this regard, be important to remind ourselves of the need to have a wider debate about the safety structures andregulations that are in place, under the name of the Helsinki process, in Europe too.
In the noble task of carrying on the Helsinki process, the Catholic Church will not fail to go forward with you, side by side, in that discreet manner which befits her religious mission.
I would therefore like to call on both the Council and the Commission to adopt an open and constructive position towards possible negotiations between the EU, the US andRussia on the renewal of transatlantic dialogue on security matters based on the Helsinki process.
Baskets" may be an inappropriate term to use to describe issue groupings at the Summit, since this term was used in the Helsinki process in a Cold War international environment that was much less democratic than the present situation in the Americas. Mexico.
The aim of the Helsinki process is to enhance secutity and cooperation in Europe by building confidence between the participating States and between their peoples on the basis of mutual understanding thus leading to the development of better relations.
It happened that the young Monsignor Achille Silvestrini was, from the beginning,a protagonist on behalf of the Holy See in the Helsinki process, which in 1955 led to the creation of the OSCE(the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe), and which since then is synonymous with a foreign policy- in which pontifical diplomacy participated fully for a long period- based on realism and dialogue to obtain“honest and possible things”.
There are those who think solely in terms of the Helsinki process, fundamentally considering it to be a very important process, of course, from the point of view of security policy, but nonetheless an intergovernmental process and one which goes far beyond Europe, as the main protagonists are the United States of America, the Soviet Union and Canada, the parties involved being not all or not exclusively European.
The Community andits Member States have furthermore played a very specific role in the Helsinki process and will continue to do so, as indicated in the Presidency conclusions of the European Council in Dublin in June 1990, where they expressed their will to assume a leading role and contribute actively to all discussion within the CSCE process which has done so much to strengthen security and stability in Europe.
With the challenges posed by enlargement to the functioning of the Council,the European Council started its reform process at Helsinki in December 1999.
SILVESTRINI: To remain faithful to the process of Helsinki and the area of the interests of the Church, it is necessary to look at the decisions then taken in Vienna and in Paris.