Sentence examples for permanent representation from inspiring English sources
So officials at Britain's permanent representation to the EuropeanUnion decided to tackle workplace stress with innovative and quirkyseminars and perks.
About 50 Foreign Office staff work at the UK's permanent representation in Brussels, a 50% increase since 2016.
Non-governmental organisations in particular have criticized the negotiation process, pointing out that many Caribbean and African nations have no permanent representation in Austria.
11. (C) Member State Permanent Representation Ambassadors appreciated the good will of Froman and the Administration to work for better relations with Europe.
The OIF maintains permanent representation at the African Union, the European Union, the United Nations Economic Commission in Africa, and the United Nations itself.
In 2007-2008 she obtained a Bernheim fellowship for an internship in European affairs at the Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Permanent Representation to the EU.
The GSP Secretary sent an official request to FAO Members via the formal channel of communication with the Permanent Representations to FAO.
This situates the research within the literature on agenda-setting and policy entrepreneurship to develop a conceptual framework, and evaluating empirical data derived from secondary academic literature, primary EU documents, and 16 semi-structured elite interviews conducted between 2010 and 2012 with actors in the Commission, Permanent Representations to the EU and energy NGOs.
A few years ago, it is said, Britain's permanent EU representation invited diplomats to craft a mission statement for their work.
In her capacity as a former member of the Permanent Greek Representation to the EU in Brussels, Kanara had built experience presenting issues in front of the to Council of the European Union and its preparatory committees.
In an ill-concealed demand for France to have permanent commission representation, Mr Sarkozy asked rhetorically how public opinion would react if a commission decision threatened the survival of a big company in a given country, and nobody from that country was among its ranks.As president, Mr Sarkozy failed to overturn "equal rotation" during the treaty negotiations.
