Examples of using Code of conduct on arms exports in English and their translations into Finnish
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CODE OF CONDUCT ON ARMS EXPORTS- CONCLUSIONS.
We have agreed a new European Union code of conduct on arms exports.
EU Code of Conduct on Arms Exports.
The Council adopted the European Union Code of Conduct on Arms Exports on 8, June 1998.
EU code of conduct on arms exports- Report.
The draft common position builds on the EU code of conduct on arms exports introduced in 1998.
Code of conduct on Arms Exports- 4th Annual Report III.
Yes, the European Union's Code of Conduct on arms exports has existed since 1998.
Finally, I want to thank Mr Titley for his report on the Code of Conduct on Arms Exports.
European Union Code of Conduct on Arms Exports- Third annual report II.
It calls for European Parliamentary oversight of the Member State security services and making the code of conduct on arms exports binding.
The European Union Code of Conduct on Arms Exports was adopted on June 8, 1998.
The Council took note of the ninth annual report on implementation of the EU's code of conduct on arms exports 12919/1/07.
The need to make the code of conduct on arms exports legally binding is emphasised.
It is therefore necessary to maintain the embargo and indeed to tie it in with making our own Code of Conduct on Arms Exports legally binding.
The Code of Conduct on Arms Exports was a significant development in controlling this trade.
The Socialist Group warmly welcomes the initiative taken by the British Presidency to seek to establish a code of conduct on arms exports.
The European Union Code of Conduct on Arms Exports is undoubtedly our most developed body of legislation.
To the Commissioner, who, I think, was being rather evasive,I would ask whether the Code of Conduct on Arms Exports is now to be legally binding, and if so, when?
Continuing the Code of Conduct on Arms Exports on a voluntary basis in the future does not go far enough.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Mr Romeva Rueda's report is an especially balanced one,containing plenty of interesting recommendations on how to improve the Code of Conduct on Arms Exports, and it is to be hoped that the Council will take them on board this time.
The European Union Code of Conduct on Arms Exports adopted in 1998 is politically binding on Member States.
The presidency countries of the Council of Europe- France and maybe also the Czech Republic to complete it- must do everything possible to approve the Code of Conduct on Arms Exports, to prevent the irresponsible transfer of EU arms to criminals.
The European Union code of conduct on arms exports was the subject of a resolution adopted by the European Parliament on 13 march.
Mr President, I fully share the hope and the opinion of Mrs Morgantini and Mr Brie,whose first amendment clearly states that the Union' s aim must not merely be to establish a code of conduct on arms exports, but to work for international disarmament and to end the arms race altogether.
The European Union's Code of Conduct on Arms Exports is the most fully developed international instrument for the control of arms exports.
Thirdly, the governments of the States must commit themselves to carrying out a thorough study of the degree of compliance and, above all, of non-compliance with the current rules, international embargos and,in the case of Europe, strict application of the Code of Conduct on arms exports.
In this respect, the EU recalls its Code of Conduct on Arms Exports of 8 June 1998 and underlines its determination to strictly implement it.
The code of conduct on arms exports of which the President-in-Office spoke sounds too much like codes of conduct everywhere which are observed mainly in the breach.
We will use our presidency to launch a European Union Code of Conduct on arms exports, to establish agreed standards for all exports of arms by European Union members.