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At the same time, we must also work on the Europeanisation of energy policy.

It will take us a step further towards the Europeanisation of the internal market for financial products.

This will introduce substantial Europeanisation into the important field of measurement.

As such it contributes to the Europeanisation of law.

In the long term, we can imagine that one day there will be more extensive Europeanisation of this device.

The early modern period was strongly characterized by contradictory processes of Europeanisation.

By doing so, he is playing into the hands of the nationalists, who vehemently oppose Europeanisation.

With a view to negotiating the future financial perspective from 2014, these measures will pave the way for the Europeanisation of research.

Europeanisation in political science has been referred to very generally as 'becoming more European like'.

It would contribute to the Europeanisation of Albanian civil society, which is our common goal.

His articles propagated the necessity of Europeanisation, which he saw as the only possible way to stable and developed future.

I believe that regionalisation and Europeanisation can go hand in hand.

The period can be regarded as one of great historical transformation, part of a more general phenomenon which has been called "Europeanisation".

They killed him in order to stop the normalisation, democratisation and Europeanisation of Serbia.

We Cypriots are not against the Europeanisation of Turkey.

We strongly support the Europeanisation of Turkey.

However, I have decided to remain here to listen to you and hopefully therefore to reinforce to some degree the Europeanisation of rail transport.

Speaking recently in Vienna, the Pope called for the process of Europeanisation to be driven forward with even more energy.

Another perspective of Europeanisation is the 'horizontal approach.'

That is very important for the Europeanisation of civil society in the Western Balkans in the longer term.

The Treaty of Lisbon, on the other hand, is a call for Europeanisation and for policy making.

We have witnessed a process of Europeanisation of powers conferred on the regions by Constitutions.

What we are planning now is nothing more or less than the Europeanisation of the pre-European conditions in which our parliamentary work is conducted.

As a result, the Council's strategy paper calls for a review of objectives and the 'Europeanisation' of instruments.

First, the successful introduction of a new communication technology, satellite broadcasting, and second, the Europeanisation of the regulation of television.