Eksempler på brug af Conciliation with the council på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Our negotiations in the conciliation with the Council and the Commission have actually proved fruitful.
We should also simplify legal instruments and procedures,as was agreed in conciliation with the Council in the summer.
It was discussed in June in conciliation with the Council which undertook to adopt it as soon as possible, or do its best to do so.
Some proposed amendments which we support should strengthen the European Parliament' s negotiating position in the forthcoming conciliation with the Council of Ministers.
After almost two years of conciliation with the Council, the Community has witnessed the birth of a new child- the cultural programme christened Raphael.
We also support the proposal she has presented again here on mergingAmendments Nos 15 and 18 into a compromise to avoid the need for conciliation with the Council.
It is important that we enter conciliation with the Council as soon as possible, so that we can use this period in order to try and repair the damage to some extent.
Nevertheless, it supports the joint text brokered during conciliation with the Council and is satisfied with the constructive part played by the European Commission.
Mr President, Mr Langen, ladies and gentlemen, as our rapporteur mentioned,we are coming to the end of a long and difficult process of conciliation with the Council on the ALTENER programme.
Just today in conciliation with the Council we agreed on another new flexibility instrument,the EU Solidarity Fund, to deal with the effects of natural disasters, etc.
In fact, the compromise text represents a return to previous positions taken by Parliament, namely,those which were behind the breakdown of the first conciliation with the Council.
I also hope that this year the budgetary conciliation with the Council will take place in the same spirit of reciprocal cooperation that meant that last year we avoided a second reading.
Mr President, Commissioner, first of all I should like to congratulate the rapporteur, Mrs Pack, andthe Members of the Conciliation Committee on their success in the conciliation with the Council.
I also understand that yesterday the Rex Committee delegation in conciliation with the Council met with them, but the stumbling block was again over the question of unanimity vis-à-vis qualified majority.
It is consequently of great importance that the wishes of the Committee on Agriculture should be incorporated as far as possible into the mandate of the EP delegation for the conciliation with the Council.
Above all, we expect the Commission to support us in the conciliation with the Council, at which we want to discuss a definitive method of financing any disposal operations of this kind which are necessary.
Mr President, this is all the more true because the rapporteurs have shown that Parliament is able to meet its responsibilities by seeking clear conciliation with the Council at second reading on the standards of fuels.
I would remind you that, after difficult conciliation with the Council, we recently adopted a third package of seven legislative proposals on safety at sea, including compensation for passengers in the event of an accident.
Yet, though in the case of the amendments I have just mentioned the negotiations, difficult as they were, led to success for our delegation,unfortunately the same cannot be said about the other two thorny issues that were the subject of conciliation with the Council.
In the case of certain important proposals, a procedure for conciliation with the Council may be opened, with the active participation of the Commission, where the Council intends to depart from Parliament's opinion see following section.
Marques Mendes(LDR), draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Budgets.-(PT) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, as we are on the subject of the assent procedure,we must stress the good use made in the procedure of the provisional report with a view to conciliation with the Council before the final assent is given.
Instead of this, Mr President, we will be heading byThursday of this week, either in the conciliation with the Council or in the vote in this Chamber, for either a crisis with no budget or else a collapse of Parliament's position with a budget insufficient to succour either the European Social Fund or the European Regional Development Fund in 1986.
I imagine that we are all guilty as well as victims in relation to this problem, but what worries me most is the extent to which the European Parliament's position will have been strengthened following tomorrow's vote, because what we have ahead of us, jointly,is a difficult conciliation with the Council, since the latter does not appear to be prepared to give ground on those points which it considers fundamental, such as pre-allocation, co-financing and degressivity, or the programmes' financial framework.
Secondly, we wanted to sort out the conciliation with the Council concerning next year' s budget so as to be able to guarantee that this aid can be combined with a continued high level of other aid for the Western Balkans and for reconstruction etc. We have now reached an agreement with the Council whereby this increased macro-financial assistance is to be seen as front loading for next year' s budget appropriation.