Sentence examples for implement eu from inspiring English sources

The EU, in particular, could do more to help Ukraine take the first steps towards that distant goal, for instance by lending advisers to help with the reforms that Ukraine would need to implement EU rules and open the door to more EU funding; it could even start discussing what until now has been off the agenda, a timetable and pathway to membership.

Erdal, Istanbul The CHP is the only party which wants to implement EU standards in Turkey.

Why would the EU continue to give up funds designed to implement EU environmental legislation to a country withdrawing from the EU that wants to reduce regulation?

Over the coming months, MEPs will investigate whether national governments and the European commission failed to properly implement EU anti-tax avoidance and financial transparency rules.

If we leave, we will have to implement EU environment law without a seat at the table and a vote in decisions.

The first woman in Lithuania to be elected president, Grybauskaitė promised to stimulate exports, implement EU aid, and provide tax breaks to owners of small businesses.

In a statement on behalf of prime minister Mark Rutte's cabinet, the Dutch environment minister Wilma Mansfeld said that the government's strategy was to implement EU-wide and international agreements.

One idea is to resort, as in the past, to a technocratic government to implement EU-inspired reforms, with support from all sides.So 150 years after Italy cast off foreign rule and won independence, the country still needs the vincolo esterno, the "external constraint".

Though the prospect of membership would potentially serve as a strong incentive for EaP countries to decisively adopt and implement EU-requested reforms, most member states have so far rejected a membership perspective for EaP countries.

As a consequence of all these debates, all member states of the European Union (EU), for example, have to implement EU-Directive 2010/63 regarding the protection of animals used for scientific purposes in 2013.

The Commission expects its partners to abide by strict ethical and professional rules, codes of conduct and principles and to comply with the obligation to implement EU-funded development cooperation and humanitarian actions with care, efficiency, transparency and diligence.