Examples of using Common democratic values in English and their translations into German
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We believe, therefore, that our response must be proportionate and respect common democratic values.
Strengthening civil society, common democratic values, human rights and open social dialogue.
It is precisely because we are in favour of accession that therecannot be any shadows over events concerning our common democratic values.
I hope that, in the spirit of common democratic values, my Latvian colleagues will urge their government to eliminate this form of discrimination.
The inclusion of third countries will increase awareness of the cultural diversity of Europe andpromote the spread of common democratic values.
We should support the development of common democratic values in this Caucasian republic, and not allow the mediaeval Islamist forces to be given the green light.
In addition, opening up to third countries will increase awareness of Europe's cultural diversity andenable the dissemination of common democratic values.
Discussions on the common space of freedom,security and justice will emphasise common democratic values, in particular respect for human rights and the rule of law.
Moreover, opening up to third countries will raise awareness of European cultural diversity andwill lead to the dissemination of common democratic values.
It also made clear that the scourge of terrorism, in itself a denial of common democratic values and principles, must continue to be met through steadfast international cooperation.
Ukraine occupies a special place in the Euro-Atlantic security environment andis an important and valuable partner in promoting stability and common democratic values.
It derives from the need felt by the members of this Community to share their common democratic values in the process of constructing the Union.
Mr President, Commissioner Rehn stated recently in a article that the EU cannot close its doors to future enlargement,which is extended to all European countries with a European vocation and common democratic values.
Finally, in times of economic crisis weshould be guided more than ever by our common democratic values- the inner dimension of our European identity and a crucial unifying factor for our societies.
This implies two-tier institutions that can accommodate both types of countries: the“euro-ins” and those that prefer to preserve their monetary sovereignty in a largerEurope built around a vibrant single market and common democratic values.
Because the Community institutions and the 12 Member States worktogether to create a people's Europe based on common democratic values, the Commission has always sought to promote the effective distribution of Community information.
The enlargement of the Community is a matter of major importance for the future of the European Union since it provides a unique opportunity of ensuring lasting peace and stability in Europe and it offers an historicopportunity to unite the European states on the basis of common democratic values.
Sri Lanka and Germany enjoy close and friendly bilateral relations,characterized by cooperation and the sharing of common democratic values and interests on a wide range of global issues.
Another point that is important for the collective reputation of our common democratic values is that on the one hand we are in agreement that there is a terrorist threat, but that on the other hand we also have to highlight the fact that this debate is also taking place with constitutional funds.
The Union's approach to tackling terrorism andother security threats must be based on the common democratic values of our open societies.
I do not need to debate now why Israel is our ally, why it shares our common democratic values, why the security wall has actually reduced terrorist attacks and suicide bombers by over 90%, or why Israel has a free press and has free elections, unlike any of its neighbours.
We would hope that the leadership of the Russian Federation will affirm the rightsof ethnic minorities; refrain from hostile rhetoric and actions against Georgians; and ensure that our common democratic values and respectful relations between neighbours are upheld.
By discovering our shared history and learning about the European Union's role andits cultural diversity based on common democratic values and human rights, we can strengthen the sense of belonging to a large European family, within the framework of the EU, in the inhabitants of our Community.
Irrespective of political, religious, ideologicaland cultural differences, all youth associations and councils see all hostilities and attacks against individual organisations from their ranks or their self-determination as an attack on the community of youth associations or all their members on the basis of their common democratic values.
Security and respect for fundamental rights are not conflicting aims, but consistent and complementary policy objectives.5The Union's approach is based on the common democratic values of our open societies, including the rule of law, and must respect and promote fundamental rights, as set out in the Charter of Fundamental Rights.
The EU needs to be more balanced andformally recognise our common democratic values with the state of Israel and actually enhance Israel's participation in EU programmes- unusually, I agree with Baroness Ludford on this- under the Association Agreement, in order to build confidence by Israel in the EU's goodwill towards the Jewish state.
Sharing the view that the opening of the Alliance to new members, in accordance with Article 10 of the Washington Treaty, is directed at enhancing the stability of Europe, and the security of all countries in Europe without recreating dividing lines; are committed, on the basis of this Charter, to further broaden and strengthen their cooperation and to develop a distinctive and effective partnership,which will promote further stability and common democratic values in Central and Eastern Europe.
The European Union provides our common basis, founded on(i) common democratic values that are non-negotiable;(ii) a simpler, more protective single market, along with an overhauled trade policy in three directions: transparency in the negotiation and implementation of trade agreements; social and environmental standards; and reciprocity, with a European trade prosecutor responsible for ensuring our competitors' respect for the rules and rapidly sanctioning any unfair practices.
The European Union willalways be a standard-bearer for civil freedoms and our common European democratic values, even beyond our borders.
What we must do here in the European Unionis to support the legacy of the Orange Revolution and our common shared democratic values with Ukraine.
