Examples of using Founding countries in English and their translations into German
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They have the same rights as the founding countries.
These five founding countries were later joined by another nine member countries. .
France is one of the great founding countries of the Union.
The six founding countries are Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg belongs to the founding countries of the European Union.
Its founding countries(Bolivia, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador and Peru) signed the Cartagena Agreement in 1969, creating what was then called the Andean Pact.
At the Bucharest Summit, we- the six founding countries of Europe- voted against the MAP.
The 8 founding countries were Austria, Australia, Denmark(also voting for Finland, Norway and Sweden), Iceland, Ireland, Netherlands, Switzerland and United Kingdom.
This partnership was established in August 2008 by the founding countries Australia, Iceland and the USA.
In June 1955 the six founding countries of the European Coal and Steel Community decided at the Messina Conference to take a further step towards European integration.
I have not yet said that it is more remarkable than anything acentral bank has ever done, within the founding countries of the euro, over the last 50 years- I saved that for last, if I may say so.
The explanation was really very difficult and the six founding countries said that this is our neighbour. We must take into account that we have not been able to build or maintain adequate relations with this great country and that we do not want to leave it with a siege feeling, a kind of permanent siege.
Concerning corruption, they quoted a recent report by Transparency International in whichHungary scored better than one of the EU's founding countries and came close to a number of other Member States.
There are two alternatives: either the founding countries of the Community change direction, or else, slowly but surely, we will be forced to abandon all hope.
The integration project should be supported voluntarily by countries from the euro area including around twelve Member States, for example six founding countries, Austria, Finland, Portugal, Spain, Ireland, maybe Poland and others wishing to join.
Description: The coin shows the Treaty document signed by the six founding countries on a background evocating the paving(designed by Michelangelo) of the Piazza del Campidoglio in Rome, where the signing took place on 25 March 1957.
Such a legal monster should not exist, and certainly not under insignia of United Nations. And particularly with the prospect that the International Criminal Court, founded properly on the basis ofvalid multilateral agreement ratified by the parliaments of founding countries, will soon be established.
Less than one-third of Ireland's trade is with the probable founding countries of EMU, while 70% of it is with Britain and the rest of the world.
While in 1967 there were only the six founding countries around the Council table with four languages, the later enlargements in 1973(Denmark, Ireland and the United Kingdom), 1981(Greece), 1986(Spain and Portugal) and 1996(Austria, Finland and Sweden) raised this number to fifteen countries and eleven languages, with a considerable impact on the Council's functioning.
There are some States among the Fifteen that have obtained compromises on matters concerning their specific identity,and even among the founding countries of the Community, there are signed texts that are now being called into question again, such as the Stability and Growth Pact.
As I have written on many occasions, the Europe of which the founding countries dreamed- and the Europe to which our citizens aspire- is a Europe of peace and prosperity, the key feature of which is that we share both values and interests; an internal market that genuinely fosters prosperity; an ambitious Europe geared towards people's well-being, and not some all-powerful, distant or self-sufficient super-structure.
Building on the success of the Coal and Steel Treaty the six founding countries decided to expand their cooperation in other fields, namely economy and energy.
By a fortunate coincidence,at this crucial point in our history one of the founding countries, the homeland of Jean Monnet, Robert Schuman and Pierre Pflimlin, is presiding over the fate of the European Union.
It is a founding country of the European Union and one that will very soon take up the Presidency.
These account for 50% of the population of the European Union; given that a founding country does not enjoy a privileged position, it could be said that the score is now ten to two.