Examples of using Candidate status in English and their translations into Danish
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Mr President, I would also like to say that I voted against the resolution on Turkey because it essentially adopts the proposal for granting Turkey candidate status in Helsinki.
The EU General Affairs Council under the chairmanship of Minister for European Affairs Nicolai Wammen today agreed to recommend granting Serbia candidate status.
EU governments will decide on whether to formalise candidate status at a summit in December.
As we know, in December 2005 the European Council decided to accord candidate status to the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
The December European Council endorsed the European Commission's November recommendation that Montenegro should be granted candidate status.
In the light of its examination, the Council will take the decision in February 2012 on granting Serbia candidate status, to be confirmed by the March European Council.
Its successful negotiations will help all other neighbouring countries to make additional efforts to gain candidate status.
which are made even closer by the country's candidate status.
In the given circumstances, it is therefore a good solution to grant Montenegro candidate status without setting a deadline for the start of accession talks.
The EU can offer Turkey closer cooperation in various areas, but the candidate status was a mistake that should,
the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia have obtained candidate status.
Tries and in three Balkan states which do not yet have candidate status: Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina and the FYROM.
granting EU candidate status to Serbia.
the most advanced country of the region is Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia because it is the only country which has been given candidate status.
Candidate status implies that the country concerned opens a new stage in its relationship with the EU,
In 2005, the European Council granted candidate status to the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia but has failed ever since to set a date for the opening of negotiations, in spite of the substantial progress made by that country on its path towards the EU.
Montenegro was given candidate status in 2010. In October 2011, the Commission recommended that accession talks be initiated.
in recognition of Turkey's candidate status, which we trust will be endorsed
the European Commission recommends granting EU candidate status to Albania and, for the fifth time in a row, the opening of accession negotiations with the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
particularly countries beyond those which currently have candidate status.