Exemples d'utilisation de Process of european unification en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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It is a blow for the process of European unification..
The process of European Unification is the greatest success of the 20th century.
The Russian people too must be winners in the process of European unification.
The process of European Unification will only be successful based on the principle of subsidiarity.
These events will, I feel,give fresh impetus to the process of European unification.
In the current crisis, the process of European unification needs a new sense of direction.
Indeed, EMU represents a crucial step forward in the process of European unification.
The process of European unification has reached a decisive impasse and decisive choices must be made if a way out of it is to be found.
The European Parliament has played a key part in shaping the process of European unification.
The process of European unification is perhaps the greatest opportunity that men have won among the possibilities opened up by the events of 1989.
Economics and politics have been uneasy allies in the process of European unification.
The process of European unification, begun after the Second World War, continues to be a unique opportunity for stability, peace and solidarity between peoples.
The customs union and the common market have in the meantime become pillars of the process of European unification.
Your Conference is a highly significant sign of the process of European unification which, in recent years, has gone forward still further.
Some see the Anglo-Franco-German alliance as a vanguard capable of restarting the process of European unification.
The process of European unification permits us today to understand and recognize the Greater Region as an international space of political, historical and cultural interactions.
For the history of the peoples of the Euro-Mediterranean, the process of European unification could not end without Turkey.
Robert Schuman andJean Monnet sought to use this almost revolutionary declaration to generate a shock wave that would launch the process of European unification.
A reasoned opinion on what the outcome of the process of European unification could and should be can only be based on the extent to which the idea of sovereignty is still considered relevant.
In 1961, the cartoonist Fritz Behrendt portrays the hostility of the Soviet leaders towards the process of European unification.