Examples of using Common values in English and their translations into Croatian
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It shares the common values of freedom and peace.
And we then mention words like freedom and nice common values.
Facing such challenges, it is vital to uphold the EU's common values of democracy, fundamental rights and the rule of law.
I am counting on you, in this House, and on all Member States to show European courage going forward,in line with our common values and our history.
Albania hopes to join the nations with whom they share the common values of democracy, rule of law and free market economy.
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The plan was for integration to be progressive, through the implementation of challenging political, economic andinstitutional reforms, and a commitment to common values.
This is an issue of respecting common values and principles," EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana said Thursday after talks with del Ponte.
While we may not all agree on what that world looks like, many important common values are emerging in our time.
Whereas gender equality features among the common values on which the European Neighbourhood Policy is based, though clear objectives and specific action points on this matter are lacking;
The embassy attack"is also an attack on BiH and all of its citizens, as well as the common values and convictions.
In its Conclusions the Council recognised that there is a set of common values and principles that are shared across the Union about how health systems respond to the needs of the population and patients that they serve.
Effective justice deserves such joint efforts given the role it plays for enforcing the Union common values and contributing to economic growth.
Justice reforms play a key role in strengthening the Union's common values and creating the investment friendly environment that we need for sustainable growth" said Vĕra Jourová, EU Commissioner for Justice, Consumers and Gender Equality.
The Charter sets out fundamental rights- such as freedom of expression andthe protection of personal data- that reflect Europe's common values and its constitutional heritage.
Whereas every Member State is expected to act responsibly in preserving the Union's common values and achievements, and whereas such values and achievements are invaluable and cannot have a price tag attached to them;
In the United States, we see a credible partner and ally and Macedonia will remain a reliable partner of the United States in our efforts to achieve our common goals,sharing our common values.
Any European state may apply to become a member of the Union if it respects the common values of the Member States and is committed to their promotion(Article 49 TEU).
REAFFIRMING the high priority attached to the privileged relationship between the European Community, its Member States and the EFTA States, which is based on proximity,long-standing common values and European identity;
This is precisely the purpose of the current review of the ENP which will promote our common values and interests, and will also engage partners in increased cooperation in security matters.
In February 2018, the European Commission adopted the communication'A credible enlargement perspective for and enhanced EU engagement with the Western Balkans', confirming the European future of the region as a geostrategic investment in a stable, strong andunited Europe based on common values.
Underlines that quality education andtraining systems promote active citizenship and common values, and as such help shape an open, inclusive, pluralist, democratic and tolerant society;
The Working Group on Promoting citizenship and the common values of freedom, tolerance and non-discrimination through education has the mandate to prepare a policy framework on promoting inclusion and fundamental values through education, as well as an online compendium of good practices, by June 2018.
Designing modern, proportionate rules that are fit for purpose is a shared responsibility which is essential for upholding the rule of law and our common values, and also for the efficiency of public administrations and businesses.
Having regard to the Paris Declaration on promoting citizenship and the common values of freedom, tolerance and non-discrimination through education, adopted at the informal meeting of EU education ministers on 17 March 2015 in Paris(8496/15).
Reiterates the urgent need to tackle the so-called‘Copenhagen dilemma',whereby the EU remains very strict with regard to compliance with the common values and standards on the part of candidate countries but lacks effective monitoring and sanctioning tools once they have joined the EU;
Stresses that NATO's co-operation with partner countries rests on common values and aims to promote co-operation, confidence and stability, as well as increasing members' and partners' capacities to address new security challenges(paragraph 7);
Insists that teaching and training programmes that are financed from Union funds such as PEGASE should reflect common values such as freedom, tolerance and non-discrimination within education, as was decided upon by Union education ministers in Paris on 17 March 2015;
Having regard to the Paris Declaration on promoting citizenship and the common values of freedom, tolerance and non-discrimination through education, adopted at the informal meeting of EU education ministers on 17 March 2015 in Paris(8496/15).
The forum aims to support the various civil society organisations by encouraging dialogue, developing trust andhelping them find common values, without forcing a compromise or common denominator that would water down important positions and contributions and mask existing differences.
By issuing the“Declaration on promoting citizenship and the common values of freedom, tolerance and non-discrimination through education” in Paris in March 2015, the ministers for education of the EU member states have set the focus on citizenship education.
