Examples of using Common external in English and their translations into Finnish
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which established the common external tariff.
the segment lengths of the common external tangents of the circle pairs.
Secondly, an important message in this resolution is that we need a common external energy security policy for the EU, which is something that we do not have at the moment.
actively develop a common external energy policy to increasingly"speak with one voice" with third countries.
through the EU's common external energy security policy, to break Moscow's stranglehold on Europe's oil and gas supplies.
Countries that do not use the common external assumptions should endeavour to provide a sensitivity analysis also on main extra-EU variables when the differences are significant.
The EU's common external energy security policy, which British Conservatives fully support,
It establishes a common external tariff, a sort of external frontier for Member States' products,
Mr President, the ECR Group supports the need for an EU common external energy security policy based on solidarity between Member States, but energy mix must remain a Member State competence.
The new code makes it easier to compare programmes through the use of common external assumptions for projections and by having all national programmes submitted within a short period every autumn.
interests, and has sharpened Europeans' support for common external action.
Furthermore, in 1999 the GCC decided on the common external tariff of the GCC Customs Union, which would enter into force not later than March 2005.
Instead of having an open debate about the pros and cons of a common external policy, such a policy is sneaked in in a completely different context.
Turkey must apply the EU's common external tariff to goods it imports from non-EU countries.
Polish delegations drawing attention on the situation in the pig sector following the entry into force on 1 January 2010 of the common external tariff under the Russia-Belarus-Kazakhstan Customs Union 5230/10.
which would contribute to the success of the negotiations and also welcomed the commitment of the GCC side to inform of the levels of the common external tariff of the GCC customs union as soon as possible.
We support a more robust common external energy security policy under the CFSP with regard to Russian oil
supply should be increased, partly by developing a common external concept and by promoting energy dialogues between the European Union
categorisation of products to be covered by a Common External Tariff had been completed
Following the establishment of the Common External Customs Tariff in the 1960s, the creation of the internal market in