Examples of using Security and development in English and their translations into Czech
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The EU's own security and development also depend on this.
The EU is already highly committed to achieving long-term stability, security and development in the country.
Stability, security and development are interconnected processes.
The recent extraordinary surge in food prices rightly prompted a discussion on agricultural policies, food security and development.
The Goma Conference on peace, security and development opened a few days ago.
Security and development issues in the Saheland Sahara region impact directly on our own security. .
The European Union firmly believes that,as stated by the European Council of 14 December 2006, the security and development of Afghanistan are interdependent.
The 2009 initiative for security and development in the Sahel has so far proved ineffective.
It is therefore very important to take diplomatic action towards these countries and find ways of helping them from the point of view of both security and development.
The Munich Conference on Security confirmed the comprehensive approach, because security and development go together- you cannot have one without the other.
The activity of the EU in international affairs is quite broad,stretching from different forms of economic cooperation, to international security and development aid.
I am working very closely with Commissioner Piebalgs,whose involvement in the preparation of the security and development strategy is essential, to ensure the necessary resources for its implementation.
Never in recent years have we had an American leadership so keen to cooperate at all levels with Europe on financial stability,climate change, security and development.
On behalf of the IND/DEM Group.-(PL) Mr President,despite the agreement reached in Goma on improving security and development in Congo, human rights are still being violated in Kivu province.
A reformed CAP must be in line with global food security and development policy objectives, abolishing once and for all export refunds that undermine the ability of developing countries to build up their agricultural production.
If European cultural aspects are to be more prominently included, as is proposed, as an integral part of economic,foreign, security and development policy, it depends on what explicit form this is to be given.
The ongoing conference on peace, security and development in the Kivus, coupled with the recent agreement reached between the Democratic Republic of Congoand Rwanda in Nairobi in November 2007, could indeed represent a significant step forward in the process, while acknowledging that there are still many challenges ahead before a sustainable peace in the Kivus can be reached.
This comprehensive approach fits in with other policy processes such as the nexus between security and development, which is mentioned in both the European Security strategyand the European Consensus on Development. .
In the future, the new European security strategy will of course be there and I hope that we can establish a strong, human-centred approach to security, because human security aims exactly at encompassing human rights, security and development concerns.
The idea of threat now needs to be reformulated, and more significance should be given to the links between security and development, security and energy,security and climate change and even to concerns that we are experiencing at the moment, such as the increase in prices, the availability of commodities, the risk of food shortages and the whole issue of migration.
European interests are served when cultural aspects are strategically devised through cooperation and partnership: both through cultural programmes and when cultural aspects are an integral part of economic,foreign and security and development policies.
In the ESS report, it is rightly said that the links between internal and external EU policies have become more pronounced, which is clearly essential when we are considering issues such as energy security and climate change,or the focus on the security and development nexus and recognition of the importance of long-term poverty reduction as a means to reducing security threats.
European interests are served when cultural aspects are strategically devised through cooperation and partnership, both through cultural programmes and when cultural aspects form an integral part of economic,foreign and security and development policies.
The Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) has actually supported such a strategy for a long time and I would like to welcome, in this context,the European Commission's announcement to the effect that a strategy which will combine security and development aspects will be presented by the end of this month.
We must allocate funds for EU security and the development of communications infrastructure.
We must allocate funds for EU security and the development of communications infrastructure.
This report gives agricultural policy a strategic role in terms of food security and sustainable development.
Third, the promise to reverse the downward trend in domestic and international funding for agriculture, food security and rural development.
Finally, I would like to say that support for democracy should be higher up the agenda in the Union's foreign and security policy and development policy.
I view the Mediterranean Union as a key issue and I believe it isimportant to bring more pressure to bear here, in the interests of security and economic development in these regions.