Примери за използване на Colegislator на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Following the ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon, Parliament is a colegislator in almost all areas.
Having become colegislator in this area, the European Parliament will have an important role to play from now on.
This is the first time that Parliament has given its verdict, as colegislator, on asylum issues.
Parliament, as colegislator, should refrain from trying to acquire ever greater powers at the Commission's expense.
If you fail to do that,then this House will pick up that gauntlet itself, in its role as colegislator.
I welcome the fact that the European Parliament has become colegislator in this area and has a full role to play.
Under the Treaty of Lisbon, as colegislator and important partner for the European Parliament, should you perhaps now be working towards the legislative programme?
To conclude, I would like to thank Parliament for its involvement as colegislator in the sensitive issue of asylum.
I want to claim Parliament's role as colegislator, here and now, and ask the Council and the Commission for a more reasonable explanation.
Such a proposal will be duly examined by the Council,acting as colegislator with the European Parliament.
Before and as from the next entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon,we know our Parliament will become a joint decision maker, a colegislator.
Parliament rightly highlights its new role as colegislator on the same footing as the Council after the Treaty of Lisbon comes into force.
The first word is'respect': it was not this Parliament that made the European Parliament colegislator with regard to economic governance.
The Council acknowledges the importance that Parliament has as the colegislator, as an institutional partner, in relation to the majority of the measures that we are going to adopt in the next five years.
Additional budgetary andhuman resources will allow Parliament to fulfil its new role as colegislator on an equal footing with the Council.
The European Parliament is a colegislator for the external mandate of the European Investment Bank, for all of the bank's activities outside the EU, in neighbouring countries and in developing countries.
The Lisbon Treaty puts the Parliament on an equal footing with the Council as colegislator accounting for some 95% of legislative procedures.
I am pleased to note that the European Parliament, as colegislator, played a key role in formulating clear provisions that benefit patients, inter alia, with regard to the reimbursement of the costs of medical care in other countries.
With the Treaty of Lisbon now ratified, the European Parliament will be able, as colegislator, to continue to defend the neutrality of the internet.
Consequently, I give my full support to the rapporteur's suggestion to invite the Commission to submit a new improved proposal to the European Parliament to provide Parliament with the opportunity to assume its role as colegislator.
As a result, on one page, in Article 75,Parliament is a colegislator and, on another page, in Article 215, Parliament only has to be informed about events.
We are perhaps at the end of the beginning, but now the real normal legislative process is just starting, andthe European Parliament, as the colegislator, has indeed the crucial and decisive role.
Consequently, it is evident that the European Parliament must intervene as colegislator to implement the fundamental reforms that have become necessary to stabilise the economic and monetary union.
Bearing in mind how important this legislative initiative is,it is regrettable that the European Parliament is playing the role of consultant rather than colegislator, as ought to have been the case.
When will you stop burying your head in the sand andwhen will you finally shoulder your responsibility as colegislator, in accordance with the provisions of the new Article 14 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union?
On the contrary, we should like to be involved, given that the Treaty of Lisbon will come into force within a few days, andI consider that Parliament's role as colegislator is of fundamental importance.
It also demands that the European Parliament be involved as colegislator in forthcoming crisis rescue proposals and decisions and underlines that, from a rational, practical and democratic point of view, consideration of the economic governance legislative package cannot be dissociated from the decision taken by the European Council to create a permanent crisis mechanism.
It would be good if the Commission could remember during the course of its work that the European Parliament is a colegislator in the field of external trade since the Treaty of Lisbon came into force.
The most significant progress in this respect will be the increase in the number of areas where decisions are adopted by the EU Council by qualified majority(rather than unanimously),as well as the increase in the number of areas where the European Parliament will have the role of colegislator, along with the EU Council.
The fight against trafficking in human beings must be one of the main aims of the European Union andParliament's role as colegislator means that it will have to play a central role in this.