Examples of using Lisbon declaration in English and their translations into Swedish
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Lisbon declaration on the new partnership between the european union and mexico.
These preconditions are generally not met in the EU, despite the Lisbon Declaration.
There will be still less left of the Lisbon declaration if we kill this directive.
The Lisbon Declaration confirms this: we will be setting up a partnership of equals.
dynamic à la Lisbon Declaration.
the need to follow up the Lisbon declaration so as to achieve inflationless economic growth.
The Lisbon declaration on youth policies and programmes defined guidelines for developing youth policy,
The foundations of the new Strategic Partnership are the Lisbon Declaration, the Joint Africa/EU Strategy
its First Action Plan and, we hope, the Lisbon Declaration.
I would especially like to draw your attention to three important documents which were adopted at that summit: the Lisbon Declaration, the EU-Africa Joint Strategy and its First Action Plan.
Recalling the Lisbon Declaration on Youth Policies
It is not the sole purpose of the spring summit to emphasise vigorously every year that the Lisbon Declaration is still valid,
the Action Plan and the Lisbon Declaration.
The Lisbon Declaration of the European Council set out a new strategic goal-"to make the EU the world's most dynamic
seems contemptuous of the need for Europe's industry to remain competitive, a cornerstone of the Lisbon Declaration.
This process of strengthening inter-Mediterranean co-operation has also benefited from the contribution made by the Lisbon Declaration, which stresses the importance of education
the European Union, as set out in the Lisbon Declaration of 9 December 2007.
Examines the progress made by the European Union since the European Council's Lisbon Declaration set the goal of making the EU the world's most dynamic and competitive economy,
the impact of enlargement on EMU, and progress since the Lisbon Declaration.
for the language used in the Lisbon Declaration, according to which the European Union was to become the most dynamic knowledge-based economic area in the world,
the European authorities have always been consistent with the Lisbon declarations: I refer, for example, to the proposal