Eksempler på brug af Convention's draft på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The Convention's draft points in the right direction.
Yet this is no longer provided for in the Convention's draft.
In any event, the Convention's draft will remain the main basis on which to build a balanced, ambitious agreement.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I hope that this House will today back the Convention's draft, and do so by a large majority.
Third position: the Convention's draft constitution also has serious weaknesses, as my respected friend, Mr Gil-Robles, emphasised.
You also said that the Italian Presidency's position is clear:it advocates a text which departs from the Convention's draft as little as possible.
Bringing the Convention's draft Constitutional Treaty safely into port also deserves to be chalked up as a notable success of your presidency.
Some Member States within the Intergovernmental Conference seem, at times, to want to take a different direction andto be seeking to reopen the debate on many aspects of the Convention's draft.
Like every working basis, the Convention's draft was intended to take us forward, but some Member States have used it to take us backwards.
On the basis of possessing, formally, the right of final decision, they have been arrogant enough to rearrange the Convention's draft according to their own tastes and, on various points, to take their pick.
A few refinements, confined to the Convention's draft Constitution, are, in our view, desirable, provided that these do not upset the overall balance of the text.
We remain convinced that an ambitious agreement which meets the needs andexpectations of an enlarged Europe can only be achieved by a text which strays as little as possible from the Convention's draft.
Viewed as a whole, however, the Convention's draft is a sound basis- and a joint effort which I support- for the Intergovernmental Conference that will have the task of approving a final version.
Mr President-in-Office, among the points on the agenda for the Italian Presidency, this Parliament has naturally paid particular attention to the Intergovernmental Conference,which should approve the Convention's draft.
On the basis of the Convention's draft and on the work of the Foreign Ministers, the Presidency will draw up a comprehensive proposal centred on the institutional package and the question of defence.
We must ensure that the European Constitution becomes a reality,and in this regard we must demand once again that the Convention's draft be approved as soon as possible, during the Irish Presidency at least.
The Convention's draft Constitution, which the European Council rejected in Brussels, would not have changed anything, because it also subordinated services of general interest to competition law.
That is why it is all the more absurd that the concluding summit in Haldidiki accepted the Convention's draft constitution that would remove the greater part of democracy in both the new and the present Member States.
The Convention's draft Constitution says- although of course it is not yet in force- that the results of the European Parliament elections will be taken into account when the Commission President is appointed.
The point of departure for the proposal, however, will still be the Convention's draft, and it will seek to achieve compromises that are at least as ambitious and worthy as those put forward by the Convention. .
Mr President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, Mr President of the Commission,let me start by thanking the Italian Presidency of the Council for having so far kept its promise to stick as closely as possible to the Convention's draft.
In this area the Commission totally supports the idea that the Convention's draft also needs to be protected against the interests of those who see their national responsibilities as being pre-eminent, to put it very delicately.
The broad consensus and the goodwill displayed by the Heads of State orGovernment at the inaugural meeting of the IGC in Rome cannot be relied on if the respective Foreign Ministers start to pull to pieces or chop up the Convention's draft immediately afterwards.
That is why I also think it a good thing that this overriding idea should be incorporated in the Convention's draft for the Constitution, where it is enshrined in law in Article 45(4) in the section on'Democratic Life in the European Union.
It should accept the Convention's draft, it should deal, in the spirit of the majority in the Convention, with those issues that the governments blocked, those on which there is no consensus, especially the revision clause.
The resolution urges the current Intergovernmental Conference to adopt‘improved provisions' for Title IV of the Convention's draft Constitution which, for example, deals with the procedure in the event of changes to a future adopted Constitution.
I would remind you that, in the Convention's draft of the new constitution for the European Member States of the EU, we undertake to implement a policy intended to secure social, economic and environmental development on a sustainable basis.
Accordingly, the Presidency will examine this set of issues using a selective approach, andidentify those areas around which a consensus seems to be forming which is different from the line taken in the Convention's draft, and the areas which require technical and editorial clarification.
The Intergovernmental Conference is taking this approach,since it is likely to accept the Convention's draft in its entirety, which does not deal with the real problem of democracy and which moves Europe further away from its people.
It is normal now that there be a pause in which our countries and public opinions can reflect more deeply on the debate, butwe are certain that the negotiations will be resumed on the basis of the Convention's draft and of the results achieved through the work carried out by our Presidency and all the Member States together.