Vertaling van "consolidamento pieno " (Italiaans → Engels) :

Believes that ensuring effective democracy and human rights protection at the external borders of the EU should constitute a top priority of the EU's efforts to mainstream human rights; calls on the Council and the Commission to further consolidate their mainstreaming efforts within the ENP, the strategic partnership with Russia and relations with Turkey and the countries of the Western Balkans, and also, to that end, to make full use of the existing regional frameworks of cooperation in those regions; reiterates the particular need to address human rights violations in the areas of unresolved conflicts in the countries in question, wh ...[+++]ich considerably hamper consolidation of the rule of law and democracy at the current external borders of the EU;

Whilst the CPC Network has undeniably consolidated its activities in the past two years, there is also clear evidence that the network has yet to reach its full potential.

In a context in which transnational education is a booming economic activity, demand for student, teacher and researcher mobility is growing yearly, and virtual mobility is expanding, the Community programmes, Erasmus in particular, have substantially boosted the capacity for international cooperation between universities in the European Union.

We will continue to combine our efforts to contribute to the consolidation of democracy in the FRY. We express our support for the full participation of the FRY in international institutions and particularly for its speedy and unhindered admission into the United Nations Organisation.

II. SOLEMN DECLARATION OF FLORENCE ON THE RENEWAL OF THE SAN JOSÉ PROCESS The European Union and the Member Countries of the Central American Integration System (SICA), - recalling the Final Act of the Luxembourg Conference of 11 and 12 November 1985 giving institutional shape to the political and economic dialogue, - aware of their espousal of common values and principles, such as representative democracy, the Rule of Law and constitutionalism and full respect for universal human rights and fundamental freedoms, - recognizing the significant contribution of the San José Dialogue's first decade and ensuing cooperation to the peace process, the consolidation of democracy, social and economic development in Central America and revitalizing a ...[+++]nd strengthening the integration process in the region, - persuaded that these achievements should be consolidated and that their relations should be deepened by gearing the objectives and mechanisms of the dialogue and also its content and methods of cooperation to the fresh challenges and new priorities facing them, - highlighting the consistency of the General Guidelines recently adopted by the European Council for Cooperation with Latin America and the priorities defined by the Central American Presidents in the Alliance for Sustainable Development, have, on the occasion of the Twelfth Ministerial Conference in Florence on 21 March 1996, decided to strengthen the San José process along the following lines: Objectives of the San José process The Parties have reaffirmed their resolve to continue the political and economic dialogue launched in 1984 at the San José Conference.

B. The time is right. 1. Politically. The return to peace and consolidation of democracy are being accompanied by flourishing regional integration movements.