Sentence examples for enlargement policy from inspiring English sources
Decision-making has not suffered from enlargement: policy squabbles are mostly among older members, not between old and new.
Putting these in a treaty could allow the European Court to meddle in enlargement policy, others say.
Mr Farage's critique is perhaps a way of attacking the EU's enlargement policy, which is now linked by many to immigration.
Why is it than that Europe can't have a Balkan enlargement policy that is not reliant on Serbia, but in which Serbia is a partner in its own design.
At CES, Bechev will investigate how Russia's foreign policy and the EU's enlargement policy are impacting the energy sector in Southeast Europe, specifically Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece and Romania.
The crowning glory of his enlargement policy was when, in 800, another pope made him, in effect, the first Holy Roman Emperor, uniting the continent's north and south for the first time.
The EU's newly launched European neighbourhood policy (ENP) is a fascinating case study in organizational management theory of how the Commission strategically adapted enlargement policies to expand its foreign policy domain.
Her good relationship with the European commission president, José Manuel Barroso, will be vital if she is to bring the big muscles of the EU – trade, development aid, enlargement, competition policy, etc – to bear on any particular external problem.
But despite flagging public enthusiasm for the prospect of further enlargement, European policy makers have kept the door open to Balkan countries in the hope that the lure of European Union membership can help stabilize a volatile region.
These will include the recommendations on all ten applications for membership from the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and the Baltic states and the report on the effects of enlargement on various policy areas, in particular the common agricultural policy and regional policy.
We argue that, given the complex relations between human capital accumulation and capability enlargements, educational policies have to be designed to include their direct and indirect effects on human development.
