Traduction de «davantage son attitude » (Français → Anglais) :

15. Calls upon Council and Commission to prevent Russia from abusing the situation in Georgia; notes that, although there is no clear evidence whether the Georgian Government's accusations that Russia is deploying additional troops in Abkhazia are true, the Council and Commission have to make it very clear to Russia that such steps would be considered absolutely intolerable; furthermore urges the Council and Commission to call upon Russia to change its overall approach towards Georgia and stop using economic relations as a political weapon; stresses that such steps should be part of a more decisive EU policy towards its Eastern neighbourhood which should ...[+++]not reject cooperation with Russia, but on the contrary offer it wherever possible (for example in the areas of regional cooperation, crisis management and peacekeeping); considers, however, that at the same time the EU must adopt a more resolute stance on crucial issues in the region and become more deeply involved despite Russia's current negative attitude towards the EU's role in their common neighbourhood; underlines that, in the end, it is up to the Russian political elite to understand that it is not so much geopolitical rivalry with the EU which diminishes Russian influence in its neighbourhood, but Russia's own destructive policy towards some of its neighbours;

What makes your attitude almost antagonistic is that this constitutional treaty is one that gives the national parliaments more of a say, setting boundaries more clearly and achieving clarity, and the opposition to this constitutional treaty on the part of those who want greater clarity, more of a say, and more subsidiarity, makes matters so much more difficult for us since our recognition of the need for greater public involvement was the very reason why it was drafted in the first place.

What makes your attitude almost antagonistic is that this constitutional treaty is one that gives the national parliaments more of a say, setting boundaries more clearly and achieving clarity, and the opposition to this constitutional treaty on the part of those who want greater clarity, more of a say, and more subsidiarity, makes matters so much more difficult for us since our recognition of the need for greater public involvement was the very reason why it was drafted in the first place.

I think more presidencies with such a pro-European attitude and less in the way of a pettifogging national outlook on the part of whatever government is at the helm would do us all a lot of good.

[135] See Flash Eurobarometer 332 Consumers’ attitudes towards cross-border trade and consumer protection, May 2012, p. More consumers are now interested in making cross-border purchases (52 %, +19) and are willing to spend more money (18 %, +5) than in 2006.

Enhanced and more visible career prospects also contribute to the building of a positive public attitude towards the researchers’ profession, and thereby encourage more young people to embark on careers in research.