Examples of using Challenge of enlargement in English and their translations into Swedish
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The challenge of enlargement and the international dimension.
it says a lot about the way the Union is squaring up for the challenge of enlargement.
The challenge of enlargement does not call the Lisbon targets into question.
rather than accepting the challenge of enlargement, Europe closes in.
See pari II(lhe Challenge of Enlargement), section III(a strategy for enlargement)
From an agricultural perspective, Mr Olsson has addressed the challenge of enlargement in a reasoned and practical way.
We must have a long period of negotiation so we can extend the reforms required within the present fifteen Member States to meet the challenge of enlargement.
Without EPSO we could not have dealt efficiently with the challenge of Enlargement in the field of recruitment.
The challenge of enlargement of the Union in the field of research is proportional to its potential contribution to the creation of the European research area.
in that direction so that we may better understand the challenge of enlargement.
More growth to confront the challenges facing us as Europeans: the challenge of enlargement, the challenge of creating jobs for our women and young people.
deals with the question"How to prepare the'Europe of the Regions and Cities' for the challenge of enlargement.
Mr President, the challenge of enlargement is an inalienable political objective,
Parliament to take up the challenge of enlargement.
Finally, according to the CoR, the regional and cohesion policy budget must be sufficient to face the challenge of enlargement and should be calculated on the basis of 0.45% of GDP.
The risks were part and parcel of the challenge of enlargement at the turn of the century;
that it is vital for the Union to have the resources required to face the challenge of enlargement.
be overloading our Court, which is already facing the challenge of enlargement, with a whole raft of cases which may be brought sometimes for dubious political, rather than real legal, reasons.
finally, there is the challenge of enlargement.
Mr President, the second part of Agenda 2000 is dedicated to the challenge of enlargement. it draws conclusions from the far-reaching analysis of the situation of the different applicant countries in terms of the Copenhagen political
Council Presidency- have prepared very carefully and vigorously, and the challenge of enlargement is an historic challenge of decisive importance.
This programme, furthermore, is essential for facing the challenge of enlargement and also in terms of developing an awareness of European citizenship,
the adoption of the Laeken Declaration in December 2001 showed that the outcome obtained in Nice had been considered insufficient to respond to the challenge of enlargement.
The challenge of enlargement unquestionably requires renewed
European Union adapts its structures and institutions in preparation for the challenge of enlargement.
It therefore asks that the resources mobilised should allow an ambitious cohesion policy to be set up that meets the challenge of enlargement, enables the new regions to achieve their industrial
New member states- specific challenges of enlargement.
The challenges of enlargement require new ways of thinking
In this respect, Danuta Hübner believes that the Commission's proposals for 2007-13 are an effective response to the challenges of enlargement and the Lisbon strategy.
The Commission intends that these strands of action should also tackle the challenges of enlargement and the question of health requirements in other policy areas.