Examples of using A european army in English and their translations into Swedish
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This will not be a‘European army.
Consequently, there are no provisions for the creation of a European army or for European military service.
programme of legislation carefully, one suddenly happens upon a European army: the Rapid Reaction Force.
Establishment of a‘European Army' as part of a common foreign and security policy.
crisis management tasks does not involve the establishment of a European army.
We are against the proposal for a European army which, in the name of stability, democracy
In short, only when we develop common instruments, such as a European army and European diplomacy, will we be
in the early 1950s Jean Monnet proposed a European Defence Community, with a European army run by a European Minister for Defence,
measures that will lead to the development of a European Army.
this is why we would point out that a European army, as called for by the Convention,
the possibility of having a European army.
they want a competitive European arms industry and they want a European army; but the public in the Member States has not actually been consulted.
the ambition to create a European army under EU control.
European allies" gives occasion to recall that the Makron at the first stage of his presidency,">he stated the need of creating a European army- the unified armed forces of the European Union.
I recognise that this does not represent the creation of a European army and before shrill voices are raised in my own country,
Or is it true that the EU will impose conscription to a European army and send very young people to Afghanistan in a European army: can this be true?
that they will be part of a European army; that their taxes will be determined by Brussels;
to promote the speedy militarization of the European Union by creating a European army whose main mission will be to intervene militarily in third countries
Sadly, we also think that to talk about a European army in a situation in which we Europeans shilly-shally in most crises and are forced to follow the United States- and in which our credibility on all human rights issues and on the peace and disarmament question is rapidly losing momentum- clearly, to talk about an army is perhaps too great a leap forwards,