Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Common defence in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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In Sweden, 70 per cent of the population are still opposed to a common defence policy.
This list will be refocused in response to political priorities e.g. the 6th Environmental Action Plan and Common Defence and Security Policy developments.
The proposal for a conference to discuss a common defence policy and a common defence position cannot be accepted.
There will be no common definition of needs if there is no common defence policy and no common foreign policy.
in their report, advocate a common defence and a common military complex.
We must develop our civilian and military capabilities in a common defence and security policy.
There is no reason for the EU to develop a common defence policy or a common defence force.
a common court of justice and a common defence.
Political union, a common defence and security policy are more than ever vital objectives.
The total number of armies invested in the common defence is subtracted from the attacking strength of the invader;
We are rather more reluctant to discuss what the Union's defence policy or common defence should mean in future.
LT Madam President, Article 4 of the Accession Treaty establishes a common defence condition until 1 December 2012.
Nevertheless, she should show more credibility in her opposition to an EU common defence force.
Polish prime-minister will announce a common defence initiative for Europe.
could be aimed at a future common defence.
But also because of the disappearance of the foreign treat, which after World War II actually changed into a common defence.
let alone a common defence policy, if it does not first have a credible common foreign policy.
The Morillon report rightly states for example that NATO remains the absolutely necessary alliance for common defence, but at the same time argues passionately for the development of an independent European security and defence policy.
Mr Wang said- a common defence of the policy.
Militarisation is being promoted both in order to serve what we see as the aggressive common defence and security policy