Examples of using European identity in English and their translations into Finnish
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Recognition of a project's European identity may facilitate access to such financing,
Moreover, the IGC will have to examine how better to assert the European identity in matters of security and defence.
It represents the possibility of sustaining a European identity in the twenty-first century,
One is the idea that there is a European identity, the result of which might well be common and effective European policies.
This is all the more necessary because these rights are an integral part of the European identity.
They talk about European identity and the fundamental character of the Union to hide their true belief that a country with a majority Muslim population should never be allowed to join.
they can ultimately be replaced by a European identity.
The label is a powerful tool that should primarily promote European identity through cultural diversity.
create a common European identity.
I wonder what Mr Brok means when he says, in paragraph 11, that the Union can only function if all of its members share common values arising from a European identity.
The European dimension and the significance of the sites put forward will help to foster European identity and a sense of European citizenship.
its religious complexion should not devalue its European identity.
Learning mobility, as well as improving European students' chances of finding a first job, promotes increased European identity and citizenship, and consequently increases young people's involvement in the Union's democratic processes.
There has been a demand for a‘. eu' domain to indicate European identity and legal base.
favour of our industries, of our territories and of everything that forges a European identity.
strengthens European identity and makes Europeans more attractive.
European identity is defined as the point where universal values of human dignity meet with a series of separate traditions.
The European Heritage Label is a further step towards building a European identity and strengthening the links between citizens and the EU.
Michel Delebarre discussing European identity at the opening of the Living Europe conference.
What is also lacking, in my view, is a recognisable and clear-cut European identity for higher education.