Examples of using External aspects in English and their translations into Slovak
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the Commission make a distinction between the Strategy and the external aspects of cooperation.
This person would be responsible for coordinating all policies related to all external aspects of energy security.
distinguishing between internal and external aspects.
European Union studies comprise the study of Europe in its entirety with particular emphasis on the European integration process in both its internal and external aspects.
inter-dependence, the internal security of the EU is inseparably linked to external aspects of security.
The external aspects are competitiveness,
Overall, the economic reading points to issues relating to external aspects but with limited risks while structural unemployment remains a challenge.
Alternatively, you can concentrate on external aspects- the flame of a candle,
Community external policies and external aspects of internal policies must better work together.
Equally, Community external policies and the external aspects of internal policies must work together better.
The Green Paper for the new energy policy for Europe includes concrete proposals on internal and external aspects of energy policy to be developed with the aim of achieving sustainability,
internal and external aspects, joy, sadness,
Once a specific arrangement has been concluded between the parties in accordance with Article 5, the external aspects of this joint activity vis-à-vis third parties shall be pursued jointly by the parties in accordance with that specific arrangement.
The EESC considers that Europe should manage immigration as part of a global approach that embraces both internal and external aspects: internal management of migration
the strategy covering the external aspects of the area of freedom,
the High Representative and the CTC to ensure that internal and external aspects of the European response on Preventing Radicalisation are properly aligned.
The EESC considers that Europe should manage immigration as part of a global approach that embraces both internal and external aspects: internal management of migration flows
the NDICI should therefore support the internal and external aspects of relevant macro-regional strategies
This applies to the external aspects of our various internal policies(e.g. energy,
Europe should manage immigration as part of a global approach that embraces both internal and external aspects: internal management of migration flows