Examples of using Security matters in English and their translations into Danish
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the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany concerning various social security matters.
To foster and develop co-operation between Member States in social security matters, particularly im respect of health
political and security matters.
discussions on international security matters have been under way since 2004.
As you know, the purely military aspects of security matters are not discussed in the context of European political cooperation.
Security matters were studied by the Council's subordinale bodies with reference to developments in the short,
In order to deal with security matters regarding the Galileo system, a Security Board shall be established.
at the end of the 20th century there were two schools of thought regarding security matters.
a large part of the transatlantic relationship relates to justice and security matters.
Fifthly, we are ready to agree a joint declaration on cooperation on political and security matters, including crisis management.
As far as security matters are concerned, the EU intends to make use of the evolving common
there is now a shared understanding of the benefits of greater cooperation on security matters, border management
between President Clerides and Mr Denktash to discuss security matters and the decision to continue direct contacts on humanitarian issues.
These measures concern in particular cooperation in political and security matters, the preparation of a comprehensive
because the European Court of Justice has established that that directive is not directly applicable in security matters.
to acquire competence in security matters, which today is the responsibility of the state alone.
The Community provisions apply to social security matters but not to taxation matters:
their rights under the general shelter provided by the secrecy covering security matters in general.
political and security matters.
This bridging clause was, I repeat, devised at the very time when the European Union was entrusted with the task of facilitating cooperation between the Member States on security matters, that is to say at the time when the 1992 Treaty of Maastricht was drawn up.