- Cooperation requires a positive attitude of good faith and responsibility on the part of both cooperating parties.
- Samarbetet skall leda till en positiv inställning och god vilja hos båda parter.
- That should be recognised and encouraged because through them they are getting to the children and to their parents and creating a positive attitude.
- Detta bör erkännas och uppmuntras, för genom dem når man barn och deras föräldrar och skapar en positiv inställning.
- The fact is that we are encountering a very positive attitude from this Administration, we are working closely with them, and we hope that together we shall work for a good result in Copenhagen, namely an agreement with the elements that I described previously.
- Faktum är att vi möter en mycket positiv inställning från denna regering.
- Some of its crucial amendments, including those concerning the establishment of the principle of non-refoulement, the diminution of the role of Frontex, which will have no role to play in the resettlement of migrants in third countries, a positive attitude to ’en masse’ regularisation of illegal immigrants and the assertion that security should serve the interests of freedom, are of decisive importance.
- Några av de viktigaste ändringarna, inklusive de som handlar om att tillämpa non-refoulement-principen, att försvaga Frontex roll, som inte kommer att ha någon roll att spela vid återflyttning av migranter till tredjeland, en positiv inställning till massregularisering av illegala invandrare och antagandet att säkerheten ska värna friheten är av avgörande betydelse.
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