Examples of using Internal security strategy in English and their translations into Swedish
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Whereas the Internal Security Strategy(ISS) for the 2010-2014 period is coming to an end
It is a practical application of the Stockholm Programme and of the European Internal Security Strategy endorsed by the European Council in December 2009 and March 2010, respectively.
The Internal Security Strategy adopted in 2010 provides for joint EU action on the main threats to security. .
they already constituted strategic objectives in the Internal Security Strategy 2010-2014.
indeed to other strategies and policies, such as the Internal Security Strategy, the Common Agricultural Policy
including an internal security strategy of the EU strategic initiative n° 26.
Developing, monitoring and implementing the internal security strategy should become one of the priority tasks of COSI set up under Article 71 TFEU.
The internal security strategy should also take into account the external security strategy developed by the Union as well as by other Union policies, in particular those concerning the internal market.
The implementation of the Internal Security Strategy adopted in 2010 allowed progress
This Regulation forms part of the integrated border management of the external borders and the Internal Security Strategy of the EU IP/10/1535 and MEMO/10/598.
The internal security strategy must be supported by a European strategy to assess the functioning of European legal systems.
The priorities of the internal security strategy must be supported by research
In June 2014, the European Council called on the Commission to review the 2010 EU Internal Security Strategy, and to update it by mid-2015.
Commission Communication- The EU Internal Security Strategy in Action: five steps towards a more secure Europe(16797/10);
The internal security strategy will consist of a pro-active,
The EU Internal Security Strategy in Action identifies five strategic objectives
In 2015, the EU will present a new Internal Security Strategy to step up the EU's response to common threats, such as terrorism.
Laying the foundation for a broader Internal Security Strategy, which is planned for this autumn.
Other home affairs items included a discussion on the Commission's communication on concrete actions regarding the EU's Internal Security Strategy.
It will also make it possible to programme at national level the investments that serve the objectives of the internal security strategy.