Примери за използване на Parliament's powers на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Disputed Venezuela assembly takes parliament's powers.
As Parliament's powers have increased through the Treaty of Lisbon, it would be reasonable to have higher operating costs.
Under the Treaty of Lisbon, Parliament's powers are extended to the whole budget.
However, there are real problems between the institutions in relation to Greenland,where Parliament's powers are not respected.
But the parliament's powers have increased and its decisions now affect 495 million people(compared with 184 million 30 years ago).
David Lammy, a lawmaker for the opposition Labor Party,said it was within parliament's powers to call a second referendum and urged that it be done.
It is essential that Parliament's powers as regards control over the applicability of strategic decisions and development aid be preserved.
I also think that the Treaty of Lisbon will strengthen the European Union's democratic legitimacy,especially when increasing Parliament's powers to apply the codecision procedure.
The agreement also marks a new phase in Parliament's powers, ensuring European democratic oversight of international agreements.
Parliament's powers shall begin from the opening of its first session and terminate with the first session of new convocation.
Mr President, I must begin by regretting once again the complications that this report has encountered because of the resistanceof the Council and the Commission to accepting Parliament's powers of co-decision.
The strengthening of Parliament's powers has been a keynote in a number of politicians' speeches on the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty.
I would like to affirm my support for the rapporteur's opinion on the possibility of adapting the present provisions to the new rules on delegated acts introduced by the Treaty of Lisbon,with the aim of strengthening Parliament's powers in this area.
Following the adoption of the Treaty of Lisbon, Parliament's powers have been strengthened, making it colegislator in almost all areas under the ordinary legislative procedure.
At a time when Europe has finally managed to overcome the treaties crisis in which it was embroiled and the Treaty of Lisbon has, at last, been ratified by the 27 Member States, I welcome the fact that there is a new legal and institutional framework that will allow the way the Union functions to be tailoredin line with its current size, through consolidating Parliament's powers and focusing specifically on the role of national parliaments in European integration.
Considers that Parliament's powers of oversight and monitoring of EU budget implementation are key to ensuring effective accountability of the institutions and should therefore be reinforced;
I think this was very well reflected also in the Lisbon Treaty, where it is very clear that Parliament's powers are very much strengthened and when we are going to include the national parliaments more in the European legislative process.
Parliament's powers have been increasing with every amendment to the founding treaties and reached their peak with the Treaty of Lisbon, which extended to the maximum the legislative spheres in which the EP's involvement is mandatory, the so-called co-legislative role.
Nevertheless, as we were faced with a new text, andgiven the clear proof that the Council's goal was to erode Parliament's powers, we decided that, this time, we would use those powers to the full and request a formal opinion from the Committee on Legal Affairs.
The extension of Parliament's powers, interinstitutional cooperation and the promotion of simpler EU legislation ensure that the EU legislative process operates better and that citizens are involved more actively and directly in drafting European legislation.
As the Treaty of Lisbon has increased the range of Parliament's powers with respect to the conclusion of international agreements, it is necessary, in the process of redefining its status, to offer new forms of legal framework for its action.
Following the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty, Parliament's powers have been strengthened and it is now colegislator in almost all areas under the ordinary legislative procedure. As a result, it is the focus of attention of an even larger number of lobbyists, who, moreover, play a key role in the open, pluralist dialogue on which a democratic system is based, and act as an important source of information for Members in the context of the performance of their duties.
In other words, this element of the Treaty of Lisbon,frequently mentioned in connection with the expansion of Parliament's powers, namely, that the codecision procedures have increased significantly in number and that the areas in which Parliament can participate have expanded, represents, along with the question of Parliament's power of legislative delegation, not only a quantitative but also a significant qualitative expansion.
Although the Treaty of Lisbon greatly expands Parliament's powers and identifies it as the only institution representing Europe's citizens, the debate on the establishment of the new EEAS was at first monopolised by the Commission and the Council, which did all they could to structure it along intergovernmental lines, contrary to the Community method.
I believe that the Commission's proposal could run counter to Parliament's powers with regard to the matter in question, in particular, Article 28, which needs to be replaced so that both the effective participation of this Chamber in future amendments to the regulation and respect for its prerogatives are ensured.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,the Treaty of Lisbon has altered Parliament's power when it comes to fisheries policy.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday he was open to the possibility of altering Russia‘s constitution,including proposals to increase parliament's power and to limit the number of presidential terms anyone can serve.
The Parliament's power to verify the credentials of its Members consists in verifying whether the instrument of appointment forwarded by the national authorities in implementation of national electoral law complies with the rules laid down in the 1976 Act.
In a judgment which it delivered in 19972,the Court set out the relationship between the competence of the Member States to determine the Parliament's seat in Strasbourg and the Parliament's power to determine its own internal organisation.
Lastly, I would like to highlight Parliament's power to act on its own initiative or at the request of a Member State to invite the President of the Council, the Commission and, where justified, the President of the Euro Group to appear before the relevant parliamentary committee to discuss the decision declaring non-compliance.