Examples of using These common values in English and their translations into German
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Many of us think that the Treaty must clearly proclaim these common values.
There is no longer any need to establish these common values as such, because they already exist.
These common values make the Union one of the foremost players on the world stage in this domain.
Europe has seen the terrible consequences when these common values are abandoned.
These common values also underlie the membership of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia in the Council of Europe and OSCE.
Which of you, ladies and gentlemen, will propose these common values in the next resolution?
I believe that these common values must form the basis for our agreements, relations and partnerships with non-EU countries.
We are, of course,interested in cooperating in all areas that constitute a threat to these common values.
These common values have proved necessary for securing peace and developing prosperity in the European Union.
This is a Union that believes in common values andour approach to current problems is based on these common values.
In other words, Chantilly provided a reminder that this social model, these common values, constitute a European strength in our globalised world.
These common values, central to which is respect for inviolable human dignity, as enshrined in Article 1 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, form the foundations of European unification.
Whereas corruption undermines all of these principles, the unlimited respect of these common values is indeed the best safeguard against the spread of corrupt practices.
I believe that this is an essential point because the Prime Minister of Portugal, over recent months,has indicated that he is firmly committed to defending these common values.
Article Six of the Treaty describes these common values:"…principles of liberty, democracy, respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, and the rule of law….
I consider it to be crucial for the"sustainability" of our humanitarian aid policy tobring together the decision makers of tomorrow to share and exchanges views on these common values and principles that drive our work.
These common values do not constitute an anarchic or uncertain aggregate but form a coherent whole which is ordered and expressed historically on the basis of a precise anthropological vision.
European Union membership means thatcountries share the same common values and these common values- like freedom and respect for human rights- shall govern the common foreign and security policy.
These common values and positions and those included in the political declaration and plan of action of Rio de Janeiro should guide our current dialogue and co-operation in inter-regional and international fora.
The Union contributes to the preservation and to the development of these common values while respecting the diversity of the cultures and traditions of the peoples of Europe as well as the national identities of the Member States.
The European Union contributes to the safeguard and the development of these common values and the preamble to the Charter stresses the need to reinforce the protection of basic rights in the light of the evolution of society, social progress and scientific and technological developments….