security policy

I would finally like to say a few words about security policy.

My next point is the common foreign and security policy.

What is at the heart of the Union's common foreign and security policy?

They already have enough to do with the common foreign and security policy.

We want Europe to have a common foreign and security policy.

We are further away than ever from having a common foreign and security policy.

In general, I support the development of the common foreign and security policy.

This is all about a common foreign and security policy.

It is not a party to the common foreign and security policy.

Where were all those people in charge of security policy here.

We have just got an answer from the Council on the common foreign and security policy.

From 2004 to 2008, he served as the director of the security policy department.

Finally, there is one more point I should like to make about common foreign and security policy.

We are having to fight over human resources for the common foreign and security policy.

Europe's share of the common foreign and security policy is still very small.

We have, though, this specific line for the common foreign and security policy.

Understanding that is the key to our future common foreign and security policy.

I would like to see progress made in the common foreign and security policy.

A security policy goes far beyond the simple idea of "keep the bad guys out".

We must put some teeth into our common foreign and security policy.

This is true also of foreign and security policy, where Europe still has much to do over the coming years.

If some countries want to go further, we can do just that in many areas - foreign and security policy among them.

As you know, under the common foreign and security policy, these are not areas in which the Commission takes the lead.

The common foreign and security policy should be made more efficient.

One might well call that progress in terms of security policy.