Examples of using External actions in English and their translations into Czech
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This report is on the cultural dimensions of the EU's external actions.
The cultural dimension of the EU's external actions is one which is important and very much needed.
Another significant achievement was the promotion of the EU's external actions.
In its joint external actions, the Union should call greater attention to issues related to the protection of human rights and democracy.
I endorsed the report on the cultural dimensions of the EU's external actions.
Mr President, the difference between the external actions of the EU and other international actors is respect for international legality and UN decisions.
This is fundamental and essential to the credibility of the European Union and its external actions.
In this respect, I hope that firmmeasures will be taken, including in the external actions of the European Commission, to establish links with these women.
I would like to welcome the improvements brought by the Lisbon Treaty regarding external actions.
Turning to the Schaake report on the cultural dimensions of the EU's external actions, I congratulate Ms Schaake for this excellent own-initiative document.
This report, by Mrs Schaake, is on the cultural dimensions of the European Union's external actions.
To conclude, with regard to the report on the cultural dimensions of the EU's external actions, I would like to highlight the importance of culture in our cooperation policies.
PL Madam President,I endorsed the interesting report on the cultural dimensions of the EU's external actions.
I am pleased that the report on the cultural dimensions of the EU's external actions, which affirms that culture must be at the heart of European diplomacy, has been adopted.
The Court also reports improvements in internal policies,such as research programmes, and external actions.
Also, with regard to the external actions of the European Investment Bank, on the basis of these financial perspectives the new EIB external mandate has already been adopted.
Unfortunately, a coherent, coordinated strategy on the role of culture in the EU's external actions does not currently exist.
It should be noted that the rapporteur emphasises that'external actions in general, and the CFSP in particular, are not sufficiently catered for in the long term compared to the demands now identified.
This is why it is important for the European Union to integrate energy considerations into its policies and external actions.
DE Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,through its report on the cultural dimensions of the EU's external actions, Parliament clarifies its aspiration to also put our own stamps on this developing policy field.
This autumn, Parliament also received the Commission's letter of amendment proposing an additional EUR 262 million for external actions.
Irrespective of the specific policies which will guide our external actions, we welcome close transatlantic cooperation as the most practical solution to these challenges and as an embodiment of our community of values.
The report by Mrs Schaake, on behalf of the Committee on Culture and Education,on the cultural dimensions of the EU's external actions.
The third matter particularly concerns external actions linked to the United Nations, though in any case, we need to be able to carry out checks to ensure that the public know that everything is in order.
Overall, the thrust of this report is very good, highlighting as it does the need for special consideration to be given to children in EU external actions.
Coherence means that all sectoral policies- trade policy,agricultural policy, all external actions- must come together in one single policy; a policy which is coherent with the global objectives we are pursuing.
In addition, there was a minimal error rate for payments managed andcontrolled directly by Commission delegations in respect of external actions.
Although our group believes that there is no great sense of confidence among us in the Union's external actions, we want the facts to be recognised.
We have chosen to emphasise the organisational andpolicy frameworks that are needed for the optimal coordination of culture in the EU's external actions.
It further clarifies that'a new mandate for this successful agency would be the most efficient way of carrying out the new tasks in external actions'(…)'in areas where traditional development assistance cannot be implemented.