Examples of using Ccees in English and their translations into German
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RELATIONS WITH THE CCEEs.
CCEEs- opening of Community programmes.
WORK PROGRAMME FOR RELATIONS WITH THE CCEEs.
The CCEEs wish to join the European Union as soon as possible.
The importance of trade with the CCEEs varies for each of the Member States.
MEETING WITH MINISTERS OF THE ASSOCIATED COUNTRIES OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE CCEEs.
Relations with CCEEs autonomous measures on agricultural products.
In December 1994 the Essen summit came up with astrategy which provided a framework for structured relations with the CCEEs.
Joint meeting with the CCEEs and the Baltic countries.
Mr President, our group unanimously supports all the conclusions of Mr Schröder's report on cross-border andregional cooperation with the CCEEs.
Part of overall programmes of the EU for the CCEEs(PHARE) and CIS(TACIS) in the sector of higher education.
With precedents like these, one wonders what will become of European agriculture when we reachthe second Uruguay Round and the EU is enlarged to include the CCEEs.
On the other hand, for the CCEEs, the EU has become the largest trading partner, absorbing more than 50% of their manufacturing exports.
Mr President, the development of agricultural relations between the EU and the CCEEs is undoubtedly a vital issue for the Community's future.
Hence, the CCEEs and Cyprus intend to make the necessary preparations as soon as possible that would enable them to accede to the Europol Convention at the time of accession and to set up the necessary national units.
Council recommendation of 1 December 1994 concerning direct,informal exchanges of information with the CCEEs in the area of international sporting events network of contact persons.
Rapid growth in trade, particularly with the CCEEs, which is often conducted by road haulage, has in recent years made the risk of fraud with these systems more apparent.
The Council took note of the Presidency's work programme(annexed hereto)for the months as regards relations with the CCEEs following the conclusions of the Essen European Council.
Relations between the EU and the countries of Central and Eastern Europe(CCEEs) have significantly increased since the end of 1991 when the first Europe agreements were signed free trade areas and intensified cooperation.
The CCEEs and Cyprus will consider establishing judicial-cooperation contact-points to facilitate judicial cooperation both between themselves and with the Member States of the European Union with a view to their gradual incorporation into the network of the European Union.
Even though the Europe agreements with the countries of Central and Eastern Europe(CCEEs) are preferential agreements, meaning that the EU market was, for the CCEEs, to be opened up at a fast pace, the reality has proved different.
I should also like to stress that I feel there is considerable synergy between the cross-border cooperation programme and all the more general work- which I follow closely,as Commissioner responsible for the Single Market- on implementing the White Paper to prepare the CCEEs structurally for future accession.
They further invited the Commission to examine with the CCEEs ways and means of facilitating the transition to full association with FP5 and took note of the Commission's ideas for possible transitional arrangements.
In point of fact, unless political union is established and consolidated, enlargement will mean for our peoples- the people of the current fifteen Member States ofthe Union- an increase in unemployment and poverty and will at the same time condemn the CCEEs to greater poverty and make it impossible for them actually to enter the Union.
As far as agriculture-a sector of prime importance and not just for the CCEEs- is concerned, enlargement would require a series of additional adjustment costs in excess of ECU 12, 020 million per annum, the equivalent of ECU 120, 200 million between the year 2000 and 2010, not to mention the resources needed to adapt and modernize production and, in the best-case scenario, improve existing infrastructures.
In this connection I would like to recall here that, firstly, we have to bear in mind that the countries of central and eastern Europe are not homogeneous; secondly, that we have to analyse the impact of implementing the 92 reform of the CAP,the free trade agreements and the effects on the CCEEs, so that measures can be adopted in the preaccession period which do not distort the CCEE markets.
The encouragement of regional cooperation between the CCEEs themselves, particularly in the trade field, and the creation of a new instrument for extended inter regional cooperation in Central and Eastern Europe, intended to promote cooperation between the Member States of the Union and the CCEEs, among the CCEEs themselves and between the CCEEs and the border regions of the former USSR;