Examples of using A high representative in English and their translations into German
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Apart from this, the Treaty of Amsterdam introduced a High Representative for the Common Foreign
suggested that, alongside the High Representative for External Affairs, a High Representative for Future Generations should be appointed by the European Union and that both officers be made Vice-Presidents of the European Commission.
we also have a High Representative for foreign policy.
which also finds expression specifically through a High Representative, who can do more as Vice-President of the Commission for a common foreign
that once again it is shying away from the decision actually to appoint a high representative.
Who else can claim credit for creating a European Diplomatic Service and a High Representative to boost our role on the world stage,
We are not talking here about a High Representative or an ambassador, but about a European foreign minister,
A High Representative with no direct responsibility to us in Parliament,
The reported idea of selecting a Commission of 26 Commissioners plus a High Representative for European Foreign
when you nominate a High Representative, he or she will not assume full duties until ratification has taken place or there is a decision of this Parliament?
We need a High Representative who, on the strength of his or her experience and authority,
you can smoothly install a High Representative with another statute and a President of the Council.
The Lisbon Treaty has given the EU the institutions to play a substantially increased political role in the external relations field by creating a permanent President of the European Council and a High Representative for Foreign Affairs who are permanent interlocutors for the EU's partner countries.
Moreover, following the ratication of the Lisbon treaty, the European Union now has two new high-level positions in the form of a President of the European Council and a High Representative for Foreign Aairs
It is very important to ensure that, once the EU has a"permanent" president of the European Council and a high representative for foreign affairs and security policy,
then we need a high representative of the Council, and that decision must be taken in Vienna!
It also means explaining to our partners on the international stage that a High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs
We are also opposed to the appointment of a high representative of the euro area.
A high representative for energy policy to be appointed,