Examples of using Permanent structure in English and their translations into Portuguese
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at a later stage, wishes to participate in the permanent structured cooperation shall notify its intention to the Council and to the Union Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Establishment of permanent structures, which would give the Union the necessary capability to take decisions
we also need permanent structures in place as well like the Transatlantic Economic Council to deal with issues like IFRS.
It will also provide for the Agency to support permanent structured cooperation, should the Council decide on its establishment.
This is being made possible through the development of Eurocorps, permanent structured cooperation, and adapting the armed forces of Member States to the EU's aggressive plans.
This could lead to the emergence of parliamentary ties as permanent structures of pleading the deliberating organs, entrusted with writing the laws
Are there plans to use this initiative to launch the permanent structured cooperation which has not yet been put into operation?
Within three months following the notification referred to in paragraph 1 the Council shall adopt a European decision establishing permanent structured cooperation and determining the list of participating Member States.
The church, one of the southernmost in the world and one of the few permanent structures in Antarctica, is permanently manned by a priest.
Ireland notes that nothing obliges it to participate in permanent structured cooperation as provided for in the Treaty on European Union.
RECALLING the importance of the Minister for Foreign Affairs being fully involved in proceedings relating to permanent structured cooperation.
Our aim is that these should be ready at the same time as the EU permanent structures are put in place after the Nice European Council.
SecurityPolicy being fully involved in proceedings relating to permanent structured cooperation.
Military capabilities will be developed at an EU level among those Member States which want this by means of a Permanent Structured Cooperation PSC.
wishes to participate in the permanent structured cooperation shall notify its intention to the Council and to the High Representative.
Security Policy being fully involved in proceedings relating to permanent structured cooperation.
separate, permanent structures have been put in place.
Member States who wish, to pool their defence capabilities in the form of a permanent structured cooperation.
How are we to characterise the relationship between the permanent structures of Church order
Member States participating in permanent structured cooperation shall undertake to.