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The European Defence Agency is a very good example.
By-passing the Commission Richard 2005
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The development of the European Defence Agency, which is intended to allow these economies and which includes non-NATO nations, has always been resisted by American politicians.
Planet Atheism 2008
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At the end of 2008, the countries of the European Union had 1.8 million men and women under arms, compared with 1.4 million in the U.S., according to the European Defence Agency, an EU body.
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Nick Witney, a former head of the European Defence Agency now at the European Council on Foreign Relations, said fighting forces "are going to have to make do with the [ship] hulls they have and the aircraft they have."
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On defence, Liam Fox — one of the most robustly Eurosceptic members of the shadow Cabinet — plans to pull out of the European Defence Agency.
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Fourth, Britain could pull out of the European Security and Defence Policy; either entirely, as Denmark has, or parts of it such as the European Defence Agency.
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Fourth, Britain could pull out of the European Security and Defence Policy; either entirely, as Denmark has, or parts of it such as the European Defence Agency.
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According to former European Defence Agency chief, Nick Witney, writing for EU Observer, "Franco-British" defence co-operation could be at a "historic crossroads".
A matter of understanding Richard 2008
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It is all very well, therefore, Dr Liam Fox to preach about his response to the European Defence Agency, but there is a lot, lot more to defence integration than this organisation.
Archive 2007-02-01 Peter Troy 2007
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The European Defence Agency and the European Space Agency that were supposed to be set up only through the new treaty, have been set up, quite illegitimately.
Archive 2007-06-01 Richard 2007
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