Examples of using Brussels process in English and their translations into Russian
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In 1984, both Governments had launched the Brussels Process and had pledged to resolve the dispute in accordance with United Nations resolutions.
We have agreed to convene a further formal Brussels Process meeting in late June or early July.
But there could be no negotiated transfer of sovereignty under the Brussels Process because the people of Gibraltar were never going to consent to any such discussion or transfer.
He reiterated the invitation to the Chief Minister of Gibraltar to join forthcoming meetings of the Brussels process.
We reiterated the invitation which we issued to the Chief Minister of Gibraltar when we met in London on 26 July to attend future Brussels Process Ministerial meetings.
In the joint communiqué the two sides had once again invited the Chief Minister of Gibraltar to take part in future meetings within the Brussels process.
From the summer of 2002 to the formation of the new Spanish Government in the spring of 2004, no ministerial meeting under the Brussels Process was held.
The Special Committee should continue to encourage the ongoing negotiations between the Governments of the United Kingdom and Spain within the Brussels process, aiming at achieving a solution to the question of Gibraltar in accordance with the relevant resolutions
The British Government shares Spain's view that issues relating to Gibraltar can be resolved only through dialogue such as that which we have recently resumed with Spain under the Brussels process.
Worse yet, the resolution considered the Brussels Process to be ongoing,
The participants reiterate that the Special Committee should continue to encourage the ongoing negotiations between the Governments of the United Kingdom and Spain within the Brussels process, aimed at achieving a solution to the question of Gibraltar in accordance with the relevant resolutions
He said that the local authorities of the colony were not participating in the Brussels process of negotiations and were not implementing agreements already reached on the common use of Gibraltar's airport and the operation of a ferryboat between the town of Algeciras and Gibraltar.
and any reference to the Brussels Process needed to be understood in that context.
that improvements in cross-border cooperation increased in any way the prospects for a return to the Brussels Process; Gibraltar's attainment of full self-government would never be a matter for negotiation with Spain.
He recalled that when he had first appeared before the Committee in 1992 he had made clear that his party rejected the Brussels process and was firmly committed to achieving self-determination
reaffirmed his Government's commitment to the Brussels process.
The last such meeting was in London on 18 November. He also met the Spanish Foreign Minister in Madrid on 22 January under the Brussels process to explore the scope for enhanced cooperation between Gibraltar and Spain.”.
The Special Committee should continue to encourage the ongoing negotiations between the Governments of the United Kingdom and Spain within the Brussels process, aiming at achieving a solution to the question of Gibraltar in accordance with the relevant resolutions
The Special Committee should continue to encourage the ongoing negotiations between the Governments of the United Kingdom and Spain within the Brussels process, aimed at achieving a solution to the question of Gibraltar in accordance with the relevant resolutions
There was no prospect of sovereignty negotiations resuming under the Brussels Process because the United Kingdom would not enter into sovereignty negotiations with which Gibraltar was not content,