Traduction de «Verrou en position haute » (Français → Anglais) :

top-lift [ top-pick ]

up position

The Senate must state its position loudly and clearly, which is why I made this comment.

6. Calls on the VP/HR, the Member States and the Commission to urgently develop a comprehensive programme in the field of Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration (DDR) and Security Sector Reform (SSR), to be implemented once the peace agreement is adopted; stresses that it is of crucial importance to annul the earlier EU SSR programmes in the country, which had a very narrow scope regarding border management and migration control; is convinced that only a genuinely large-scale programme, including border guards in its scope, covering the entire country and endowed with appropriate financial resources, has the potential to trigger a positive development in Li ...[+++]bya; has serious doubts about the current UK-Italian military assistance package comprising 1 000 British and 5 000 Italian soldiers for training the Libyan armed forces in charge of protecting the new government;

14. Recalls, considering the contribution of the EU to peace and security architecture in the world and the Lisbon Treaty’s objective of enhancing the European foreign policy, the long-term goal of the EU having a seat on an enlarged Security Council, and reiterates its call for a Europe-wide debate on its reform; reiterates its call on the Vice-President/High Representative (VP/HR) to seek common EU positions on issues within the remit of the Security Council, and to improve the existing cooperation mechanisms aimed at ensuring that EU Member States sitting on the Security Council defend common EU positions in that forum; recalls that ...[+++], according to Article 34 TEU, EU members of the UNSC shall keep other Member States and the High Representative informed, and defend the positions and interests of the EU; further recalls that where the EU has a defined position on a UNSC agenda item, those states shall request that the High Representative be invited to present the Union’s position;

14. Recalls, considering the contribution of the EU to peace and security architecture in the world and the Lisbon Treaty’s objective of enhancing the European foreign policy, the long-term goal of the EU having a seat on an enlarged Security Council, and reiterates its call for a Europe-wide debate on its reform; reiterates its call on the Vice-President / High Representative (VP/HR) to seek common EU positions on issues within the remit of the Security Council, and to improve the existing cooperation mechanisms aimed at ensuring that EU Member States sitting on the Security Council defend common EU positions in that forum; recalls th ...[+++]at, according to Article 34 TEU, EU members of the UNSC shall keep other Member States and the High Representative informed, and defend the positions and interests of the EU; further recalls that where the EU has a defined position on a UNSC agenda item, those states shall request that the High Representative be invited to present the Union’s position;