Examples of using Eusrs in English and their translations into German
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The EU currently has nine EUSRs in different regions of the world.
We should be involved in the nominations of ambassadors and EUSRs.
EUSRs have also played an important role in conflict prevention work.
Member states contribute regularly e.g. by seconding staff members to EUSRs.
In 2008, eleven EUSRs under twelve mandates provided the EU with an active political presence in key.
The European Union currently has nine Special Representatives(EUSRs) in different regions of the world.
EUSRs carry out their duties under the authority and operational direction of the High Representative.
An ESDP joint committee, made up of Europeanand national legislators, could hold country-specific hearings with EUSRs and on specific missions.
EUSRs focus on developing and carrying out an EU policy in the region.
The Council adopted Joint Actions appointing a new EU special representative(EUSR) for the South Caucasus, extending the mandate of three EUSRs and extending and amending the mandates of three EUSRs.
EU Special Representatives(EUSRs) and ESDP missions and operations have an important role in the CFSP/ESDP area.
These embassies could prove particularly effective in the 20countries on the EU's watch list if headed by EUSRs and integrated into the mission set-up proposed above.
EUSRs are appointed by the Council by means of a legal act under Articles 14, 18(5) and 23(2) of the EU Treaty.
The Council also called for closerco-operation on these issues with EU Special Representatives(EUSRs), whose mandates now contain specific provisions to address Human Rights issues and Gender issues.
The EUSRs and their teams would train annually, visit existing missions and be briefed regularly on ESDP.
Member States and EU institutions continue to make a significant contribution to the effectiveness of the EUSRs and their teams, interacting locally with the EUSR in the country/region, and in particular also by seconding experts to the EUSRs' teams.
The EUSRs seek to further the EU's policy objectives in their respective areas, under the authority and operational direction of the High Representative for CFSP.
The Council adopted Joint Actions extending andamending the mandates of the EU's Special Representatives(EUSRs) for the South Caucasus, the Middle East Peace Process, the African Great Lakes Region, Afghanistan and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
The EUSRs promote EU policies and interests in troubled regions and countries and play an active role in efforts to consolidate peace, stability and the rule of law.
As a first step towards the ultimate goal of 20 EUSRs, the new high representative could propose the pre-appointment of five, each with a speciality, such as mediation, and perhaps also regional expertise.
The EUSRs promote EU policies and interests in troubled regions and countries and play an active role in efforts to consolidate peace, stability and the rule of law.
Some EUSRs are"double hatted", for example the EUSR in Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH), who is the High Representative for BiH under the Paris/Dayton agreements, and the EUSR in the former Yugoslav Republic of Yugoslavia, who also heads the European Commission delegation there.
Nine EUSRs were in place, covering selected EU priority countries and regions where high-level EU engagement and an overall coherence of approach are required: Afghanistan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Central Asia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia("double-hatted" also as Head of the Commission Delegation), the African Great Lakes, the Middle East Peace Process, the Republic of Moldova, the South Caucasus, and Sudan.
