Eksempler på brug af Council is proposing på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Today the Council is proposing an intergovernmental mechanism.
However, as Mr Howitt has said,we have to criticize the arrangements Council is proposing for the implementation.
The Council is proposing the ITO model, which is in fact very similar to the third way.
What in reality is happening is that the Council is proposing a cut of 19% in the ESF Objective 3 budget.
Given a choice between two evils, we would rather see a Type IIB management committee being used, as the Council is proposing.
Firstly, the Council is proposing a general reduction of 0.8% or 0.6% across all 1a lines, which amounts to a cut of EUR 275 million.
What we are now laying down in fixed numbers,which are better than what the Council is proposing, will need to be tackled differently.
The Council is proposing to reduce the administrative expenditure of the EU institutions by 120 million euro as compared with the institutions' original requests.
To reduce as far as possible the harmful consequences that a donation could have on either the donor himself oron possible recipients, the Council is proposing a detailed questionnaire on donor criteria.
The Council is proposing to reduce the administrative expenditure of the other institutions by 15 million euro as compared with the institutions' original requests.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, three years after the Treaty ofAmsterdam was adopted and the famous and much-debated Article 13 was introduced, the Council is proposing two directives to implement the principles of this Treaty.
The Council is proposing that the payment appropriations are cut by EUR 433 million for Objective 1, EUR 95 million for Objective 2 and EUR 33 million for Interreg.
This year, a milestone year, what with the war in Kosovo, the events in East Timor,the earthquakes in Turkey and the commitments of a Union that wishes to take on more responsibility in the international arena, the Council is proposing a budget of EUR 92 billion, that is, EUR 4 billion less than the budget for the previous year.
The Council is proposing with unanimity that Turkey should join the group of recipients of guarantees, and Parliament' s Committee on Budgets is also unanimous in this.
The position is that the Council wants to award itself an increase of 7% for administrative expenditure, and, if certain measures- such as, for example,the cost of translating the acquis communautaire- are added, the Council is proposing a rate of increase for itself of 12% over the Budget year 2003 and is financing it by cutting the Commission's own rate of increase.
The Council is proposing that an undemocratic group of representatives meeting behind closed doors should decide the main implementation points of the programme.
I hope that, by ensuring that we have this global debate, we shall be able to show that the 2011 budget, on the basis of this new Lisbon procedure, will be a success, and I simply remind you that if we fail to reach an agreement on the 2011 budget, the perspectives for additional spending for 2011 will be even smaller andwill not match what the Council is proposing today.
Although the Council is proposing a less stringent rule for the commercial guarantee provided by the manufacturer or seller, this will in future be more transparent.
We hope that, with the proposal that will be put to the vote tomorrow, we will be able to continue moving forward and that with both what Parliament is proposing- and I am grateful for the great work by Mrs Hennis-Plasschaert andall of the honourable Members- and with what the Council is proposing, we will be able to achieve better protection of our critical European infrastructures.
I, too, am astonished that the Council is proposing over EUR 1 billion of cuts to payments for the programmes aimed at improving European competitiveness and cohesion.
The Council is proposing a small number of amendments: it has included some recitals relating to the participation of certain Member States under the proposal's legal basis of Article 79(2)b.
To put it plainly, the European Parliament sees the arrangement which the Council is proposing as a ban on the export of services by securities firms based in countries where the system offers a higher level of cover than that of the country in which the branch office is located.
The Council is proposing that Turkey be added to that group of countries that can be granted loans from the European Investment Bank, so that these credits may be backed by a European Union guarantee.
I say to the two Commissioners present today andto Members of the House that we only need to look at what the Council is proposing on the budget for Info 2000 and on the information society to see that the Council's support for information technology does not even stretch to maintaining the budget lines that are necessary for the coming year to really develop information technology for the European Union.
Here the Council is proposing measures relating to handling, procedure and possibilities of emergency measures, as well as a network of contact points to prevent the disappearance of the assets of serious organized crime, such as drug dealing.
There is no need to emphasize the exceptional nature of the measures which the Council is proposing in this draft budget, nor is there any doubt that an agreement acceptable to both the budget authorities, achieved with the help of the Commission, would be bound to augur well for the future development of relations between the two authorities and for the well-being of the Community as a whole.
Although the Council is proposing a less stringent rule for the commercial guarantee provided by the manufacturer or seller, this will in future be more transparent.
Well, with what the Council is proposing- with this poor Council agreement on the financial perspective- we can, as it were, stop our parliamentary activities immediately, shut up shop and go on holiday.
Under heading 2, the Council is proposing substantial increases with regard to both commitment appropriations and payment appropriations compared with 2009, by 4.5% and 9.5%, respectively, if we adjust for the accounting effects of the recovery plan.
In other words the Council is proposing to pay for all these new funds itself, funds that are needed in their entirety for vital aid to Kosovo and East Timor in 2000, as far as exceeding the current ceiling in the financial perspectives is concerned.