Examples of using Integration capacity in English and their translations into Swedish
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This, indeed, brings us back to the debate on integration capacity and the enlargement strategy in business terms.
I would also like to ask how the Council intends to deal with the report on integration capacity adopted yesterday by Parliament's Committee on Constitutional Affairs
I want to suggest to the Commission that it carries out such an analysis of the European Union's integration capacity because, without the support of our citizens, the European Union itself is at risk of turning into an empty shell.
Nor, indeed, do I regard the worries about the EU's integration capacity as anything more than another sedative intended to take people's minds off the delusions about enlargement that we already have.
including the integration capacity of the European Union, because we must
future of the EU, to strengthen the Union's integration capacity and to launch a truly comprehensive,
However, the most efficient potential for enhancing integration capacity is still not fully used.
To sustain the integration capacity of the EU the acceding countries must be ready
in the late 1990s the philosophy which prevailed in the European Union was that the integration capacity of the Union was to be measured according to the success of the internal market.
Integration capacity cannot therefore be a further criterion to be added to the Copenhagen criteria,
Secondly, with regard to enlargement and integration capacity, particularly as regards Turkey,
The Commission's report on integration capacity was praised
the Treaty of Amsterdam, which requires the integration capacity of each of the Member States to be taken into account.
Since, however, integration capacity also involves public support, we need to
because many opponents of further enlargement have used the term integration capacity as an argument against further enlargement.
the other emphasising only our integration capacity.
with immediate effect, be putting integration capacity at the heart of the enlargement debate,
I do not intend to mince my words when I say that integration capacity is not an argument in favour of enlargement,
reception and integration capacities, as well as population size,
Partly by improving adaptation to the Union's needs and integration capacities, and partly by increasing very significantly the effectiveness of development aid for the countries of origin, in order to create more jobs and more economic