Übersetzung für "central european countries " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

At the end of October 2002, the Commission set up the Enwise Expert Group to study and report on the situation facing women scientists in Eastern and Central European countries and in the Baltic States.

I would like to change ‘Central European countries’ to ‘Central and Eastern European countries’, because everywhere else the text reads this way, and to replace ‘had the added experience of Communism’ with ‘have experienced both Communism and Nazism’, because, to Eastern European nations, nothing was ‘added’ by Communism: most of them had Communism first, then Nazism, and then Communism again.

I would like to change ‘Central European countries’ to ‘Central and Eastern European countries’, because everywhere else the text reads this way, and to replace ‘had the added experience of Communism’ with ‘have experienced both Communism and Nazism’, because, to Eastern European nations, nothing was ‘added’ by Communism: most of them had Communism first, then Nazism, and then Communism again.

I believe that we – Council, Commission and Parliament – have a common task, in that we need to work much harder at persuading people, not only in the candidate countries but also in the European Union, that the membership of the central European countries and also Malta and Cyprus is a massive opportunity for the European Union – and particularly for the countries of central Europe – to establish stability on our continent.

As the Group of the European People's Party (Christian Democrats) and European Democrats, we think that, because of the present uncertainties, because of the confusion, because the central European countries are worried about their membership, the message to come out of Gothenburg must be that the central European countries are welcome in the European Union and that the enlargement of the European Union is now our top priority.

We are absolutely genuine in our sentiments because this concerns our Europe, and can we please not leave it to the technocrats to complete the European process; instead, let us acknowledge that Europe is a matter dear to our hearts. Therefore, the Nice Summit will do more than address the purely technical aspects of the process, because what is important is for the European Union to retain the ability to act, and we must set out on this great adventure of enlarging the Union to include the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, so that hopefully, when the next European elections take place in the year 2004, the first Central European countries will be able to tak ...[+++]e part.