Examples of using Countries in question in English and their translations into Swedish
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The number of ECtHR judgments in 2014 against the countries in question does not reflect the current human rights situation in the proposed countries. .
Mobility Partnerships will be appropriately tailored to the specific situation, as well as to the needs, of the Southern Mediterranean countries in question.
Arrangements on Cooperation with the relevant training institutions of the countries in question should be considered.
the unremitting pursuit of dialogue on security policy, in order to develop ever stronger relations between the countries in question.
The Community may support pilot projects with third countries with a view to developing further co-operation in the field of higher education with the countries in question.
is currently awaiting ratification and implementation by the countries in question.
Conferences has been held in the countries in question during 2001 Bratislava, Bucharest, Sofia.
The Commission divides the countries in question into four distinct groups, depending on the closeness of their political ties with the EU.
The real exchange rate is the nominal rate adjusted for any differences in the price level between the countries in question.
Whereas such upheavals affect the development of the economic relations of the EU with the countries in question and could jeopardise the EU's energy security;
Moreover, the national authorities' failure limits the opportunity for individuals residing in the countries in question to freely choose qualified lawyers from other Member States.
I do, on the other hand, of course recognise the right of individual Member States to join the system if the countries in question are anxious so to do.
That is why I also believe that cooperation with the countries in question should involve the drafting of a more accurate timetable for their integration into European structures,
which should lead us to share with the countries in question mutually beneficial policies founded on a political
There will be a dialogue process with the countries in question, to allow them to react to any concerns raised or discuss deeper cooperation
We share the concerns expressed in point 30 about the training of specialised personnel on the ground in the countries in question, and we would point out that this is precisely what the Commission has always favoured.
The countries in question may participate in the ALTENER II programme,
the ESC has done some work and organised hearings in conjunction with the opinion and in liaison with the various groups in the Committee that maintain formal relations with the countries in question.
Whilst the countries in question are still years removed from possible membership, the time has come to set down some firm agreements on this matter