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The European Union is founded on values common to all Member States.
(25) The support services common to all Member States should be defined on the basis of the emerging consensus on successful Member State practices for information, counselling and advice to job seekers and employers.
Is there a single rule of law on a European scale common to all member states?
However, some challenges are common to all Member States- ageing societies, skills deficits in the workforce, global competition and early childhood education- and thus need joint responses with countries working together and learning from each other[1].
The form should provide a shortlist of the main outcomes of procedures that are common to all Member States.
The working arrangements were deliberately intended to be common to all Member States and consistency and speed were key considerations.
The rule of law is one of the common values upon which the European Union is founded and common to all Member States.
The establishment of a risk management framework common to all Member States should not prevent them from controlling goods by random checks.
If we transpose this system on a supranational level,can we conclude that there is a single rule of law on a European scale common to all member states?
Based on the analysis of all the funded projects andthe results achieved by each Member State on a set of indicators common to all Member States, it should be possible to have a meaningful assessment of the policy effect of the Funds.
The European Parliament shall draw up a proposal for elections by direct universal suffrage in accordance with a uniform procedure in all Member States orin accordance with principles common to all Member States.'.
The procedures for electing the European Parliament are governed both by European legislation defining rules common to all Member States and by specific national provisions which vary from one state to another.
They recall that European integration has, from the start, been a response to the suffering inflicted by two world wars, and built as a model of peace andreconciliation founded on the values common to all member states.
This presupposes the existence of rules common to all Member States, which aims to put an end to the current differences in approach of the various EU countries and which would make the process of giving legal status to workers quicker, more uniform and more transparent throughout the Union.
The new rules aim to improve the security of these documents by introducing minimum standards both for the informationcontained in them and for security features common to all Member States that issue them.
This presupposes the existence of rules which are common to all Member States, something which would put an end to the current differences in approach of the various EU countries and which would make the process of giving legal status to workers quicker, more uniform and more transparent throughout the Union.
The European Parliament shall draw up a proposal for elections by direct universal suffrage in accordance with a uniform procedure inall Member States or in accordance with principles common to all Member States.
The procedures for electing Members of the European Parliament(MEPs) are governed both by European Union(EU) legislation,which define certain rules common to all Member States, and by provisions specific to each Member State. .
The European Parliament shall draw up a proposal for elections by direct universal suffrage in accordance with a uniform procedure in all Member States orin accordance with principles common to all Member States.
The procedures for electing Members of the European Parliament(MEPs) are governed both by European Union(EU) legislation,which defines certain rules common to all Member States, and by provisions specific to each Member State. .
As regards the coexistence of MCC(minimum common core) and national applications, the latter also had to be based on the agreed functional andtechnical specifications which are common to all Member States.
According to the EP website,the procedures for electing the European Parliament are governed both by European legislation defining rules common to all Member States and by specific national provisions which vary from one state to another.
The European Parliament shall draw up a proposal to lay down the provisions necessary for the election of its Members by direct universal suffrage in accordance with a uniform procedure inall Member States or in accordance with principles common to all Member States.
According to the EP website,the procedures for electing the European Parliament are governed both by European legislation defining rules common to all Member States and by specific national provisions which vary from one state to another.
The European Parliament shall draw up a proposal to lay down the provisions necessary for the election of its Members by direct universal suffrage in accordance with a uniform procedure in all Member States orin accordance with principles common to all Member States.
This framework directive, proposed by my colleague, Frédéric Daerden, would lay down the principle of a suitable minimum income in Europe,established on the basis of criteria that are common to all Member States and in accordance with national practices for collective negotiation and with national law.
Article 223 of the TFEU provides that Parliament shall draw up a proposal to that effect(‘to lay down the provisions necessary for the election of its Members by direct universal suffrage in accordance with a uniform procedure in all Member States orin accordance with principles common to all Member States').
The proposed new rules will improve the security of these documents by introducing minimum standards both for the informationcontained in them and for security features common to all member states that issue them.
It states that elections are to take place by direct universal suffrage in accordance with a uniform procedure in all Member States orin accordance with principles common to all Member States.
The purpose of the Regulation is to improve the security of identity cards by introducing minimum standards for both the information contained therein andthe security features common to all Member States issuing such documents.