Examples of using Foreign security in English and their translations into Danish
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Common foreign, security and defence policies.
She is not fit to be responsible for foreign security and defence policy.
As we develop a common foreign, security and defence policy for the Union, we must see to it that it has a sound moral basis.
Britain should regain control of its own foreign, security and defence policies.
Particularly in the field of foreign, security and defence policy, transferring this sovereignty to a supranational institution is a brave and also a difficult move.
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This will surely help to develop a coherent foreign, security and defence policy.
As regards foreign, security anddefence policy, the EU undertook to put in place arrangements with Canada toenable the latter to take part in EU crisis management operations.
My final point concerns foreign, security and defence policy.
The Council and/or the High Representative and the Cornmission shall be invited to eachplenary debate that involves either foreign, security or defence policy.
Just think of our domestic and foreign security and of democratic stability.
Yes, we can be mediators, but if that is what we want, we must have a common European foreign policy,a pro-active foreign, security and defence policy.
The challenge of a common foreign security and defence policy is very political.
We do not however agree with the rapporteur's proposals on the common and foreign security policy, the CFSP.
We are working towards a common foreign, security and defence Policy, but when it comes to the crunch, each does his own thing!
In any event, we have to take a decisive step towards a common foreign, security and defence policy.
It calls for the common foreign security and defence policies contained in the European Constitution to be initiated without waiting for the inconvenient and unpredictable matter of its ratification by the Member States.
It suggests that Turkey should henceforth be fully involved in the Union's foreign security and defence policy.
The Treaty introduces twelve new areas within the CFSP(Common and Foreign Security Policy) where majority voting is to be introduced.… Perhaps the most significant innovation contained in the Treaty is the plan to allow"permanent structured cooperation" within the EU framework.
Mr President, the citizens of Europe need a strong Union with a competitive foreign, security and defence policy.
If they are to be effective and coherent, Europe's foreign security and defence policies must place the accent firmly on the citizens, promoting human rights, international and humanitarian law and multilateralism in international relations. In other words, they must be rooted in the concept of human security, as emphasised in the Kuhne report, in line with the Barcelona report on the Human Security Doctrine.
With the Lisbon Treaty in force, the EU needs, more than ever,efficient common foreign security and energy policies which are based on solidarity.
Mr President, I wish to thank the European Parliament's three rapporteurs- Mr Saryusz-Wolski, Mr von Wogau and Mr Vatanen- for their reports and to stress, as Mrs Ferrero-Waldner and Mr Solana did, that they are a significant contribution by Parliament to the task of developing a strong,visible and effective foreign security and defence policy.
But here too, control must clearly be in evidence,because we cannot have a situation where European foreign, security and defence policy means less transparency and democracy.
The European Parliament has received, through the vote of the EU's citizens,more powers with regard to matters such as the budget and control over foreign, security and defence policy.
The specialized library possesses an extensive range of resources, covering,for example, foreign, security and development policy, diplomacy, international law and human rights, economics and globalization, and the environment.
Mr President, Baroness Ashton, Mr Albertini already knows the reasons why my group is tabling a minority opinion on the report on foreign, security and defence policy.
Promotion of fundamental social rights and core labour standards Develop an enhanced political dialogue andregular exchange of information on Common Foreign Security and Defence Policy(CFSP) and European Security and Defence Policy(ESDP).- Work with the EU to make multilateral institutions and conventions more effective, so as to reinforce global governance Combating terrorism.
We are going to have to look at difficult chapters such as those on competition, fisheries, the judiciary and fundamental rights,the environment, and foreign security and defence policy.
I would say to all the Member States, large and small, and to every group andevery Member of this House that believing that a foreign security or defence policy is beneficial to some and not to others is mistaken.
Strengthening Europe's role in the fight against poverty and in development aid enhances the credibility andeffectiveness of the EU's foreign, security and defence policies throughout the world.