Examples of using Future relations in English and their translations into Slovenian
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A“smart” Brexit deal could serve as a model for the EU's future relations with other non-EU states, German Foreign….
Whereas it is especially concerned by the consequence of the UK's withdrawal from EU on Northern Ireland and its future relations with Ireland;
A“smart” Brexit deal could serve as a model for the EU's future relations with other non-EU states, German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel says.
The future of the European Union will also depend on future relations with the United Kingdom.
If a man has violated his confidence in himself, then this will undoubtedly affect the couple's future relations.
Brussels and London must reach an agreement on future relations by 31 December,
The Communication on the future relations with the African, Caribbean
Noting that the Council of the European Union agreed on 24 February 2003 that there is a need to broaden and strengthen future relations between the EU and Greenland,
the next step would be to negotiate an agreement on future relations, which would include issues such as trade
The uncertainty regarding future relations has so far not shown in the trade between the UK
The Commission had not developed a clear strategy for future relations with Morocco during suspension of political dialogue 28 The CJEU judgment
transparent discussion on the future relations between the EU and the OCTs,
Given that the future relations between the EU and the UK are not yet clear,
In writing.-(LT) The European Commission is initiating discussions on a review of the European Neighbourhood Policy in order to define the future relations of the EU and its southern
which rightly called for greater involvement of both bodies in shaping future relations between the two continents.
Sustainable Development Goals and will launch reflections on its future relations with developing countries(post-Cotonou).
thus strengthening future relations.
However, instead of focusing on the dramatic situation of employment, the Heads of State prefer to busy themselves at the next Prague summit with'major policy' regarding future relations with certain countries on the Union's Eastern border.
as a member of the EESC, about the future relations between the Committee and the other EU institutions.
temper the ambitions of certain countries regarding their future relations with the EU.