Eksempler på brug af Enhanced cooperation procedure på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The enhanced cooperation procedure.
Firstly, it should be noted that we are currently at a very early stage of the enhanced cooperation procedure.
I think the enhanced cooperation procedure has been used cynically.
Some go even further and misuse the voice of patients' groups,declaring that the enhanced cooperation procedure is undemocratic.
Enhanced cooperation procedures are useful when they increase the opportunities for those that participate in them, without compromising them for the others.
However, he does have some legal reservations about the applicability of the enhanced cooperation procedure in this specific case.
The enhanced cooperation procedure between our two parliamentary committees reflects the relevance of this project to two areas, namely research and transport networks.
As has already been said, 25 of the 27 Member States have chosen to go ahead with this enhanced cooperation procedure so as to create a European Union unitary patent.
Implementing an enhanced cooperation procedure on this issue is profoundly mistaken because it nullifies the efforts made to create a European patent that would be valid in all Member States.
I therefore voted enthusiastically in favour of this report,which allows us to launch this enhanced cooperation procedure in order to create an EU patent system.
As the Rome III regulation was blocked in the Council given that not all Member States were willing to participate,the Commission made, in March, for the first time in the history of the Union, use of the so-called enhanced cooperation procedure.
I think we in this House will have to get used to the enhanced cooperation procedure on measures which actually link employment and migration.
I am aware of how much progress we have made since this matter has been up for discussion andI know that you are considering enhanced cooperation procedures.
However, there are examples of Member Statesagreeing on joint regulations, such as in the enhanced cooperation procedure, but using the European Union institutions to carry out the necessary work.
Mr President, a couple of months ago, the European Parliament gave the Council consent for the first time to set in motion an enhanced cooperation procedure.
IT Madam President, the Council has sent us a proposal for a decision that authorises an enhanced cooperation procedure in the area of the creation of unitary patent protection.
From the point of view of procedure, the question was raised of the two amendments tabled by the Committee on Legal Affairs which were directly incorporated into the report under the enhanced cooperation procedure.
By voting today, Parliament was simply giving permission for a group of Member States to start the enhanced cooperation procedure, which was only made possible by the Treaty of Lisbon.
They have been habitually resident for three years in a Member State which does not permit same-sex marriages butparticipated in the adoption of the regulation on applicable law under the enhanced cooperation procedure.
The second is:do you intend to submit a proposal to the Council to establish an enhanced cooperation procedure according to Article 11 of the EC Treaty and in compliance with Articles 43 and 45 of the Treaty?
The enhanced cooperation procedure(EU laws only applying in some EU countries initially) is used for the first time, as the European Council agrees on the rights of international couples living within the EU to choose which country's rules apply should they decide to separate.
In December 2010, 12 Member States, including France, wanted to use an enhanced cooperation procedure following disagreement among the 27, due to linguistic differences, on the introduction of an EU patent system.
I want to make especial mention, by name,of Mr Huhne, with whom I have enjoyed the closest possible cooperation. We have run the Rule 162a- enhanced cooperation- procedure very well and have achieved a good result.
The proposal for a decision tabled by the European Council authorises an enhanced cooperation procedure in the area of the creation of unitary patent protection because some Member States, including my own country, were against the adoption of the planned system of translation.
I hope that the setting up and functioning of a permanent stability mechanism will involve the contribution of the entire European institutional framework, andwhen necessary, through the use of the enhanced cooperation procedure in order to ensure the transparency of all decisions.
While I welcome the adoption of this report andthe use for the first time of what is called the enhanced cooperation procedure, I do regret that this procedure needed to be used and that no agreement could be reached between all the EU Member States.
During work on this resolution, Parliament featured only as a consultative body, while the frequency of meetings and the inclusion by the Council of all the proposals which were put forward by the European Parliament andvoted on by the Committee on Legal Affairs- their inclusion in the final document- is a perfect example which augurs well for the enhanced cooperation procedure for the future.
After numerous initiatives in this area have been vetoed by individual Member States, the enhanced cooperation procedure has now given at least 14 countries the opportunity to put in place the necessary criteria.
I am against Parliament's green light on the use of the enhanced cooperation procedure to create a unitary patent system since I think the issue of the language regime is of fundamental importance for Italian interests, given that Italy is fourth in Europe for the number of patents filed.
The fact that 12 Member States(Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden and the United Kingdom)are using the enhanced cooperation procedure is all the better if it was the only way to put an end to the deadlock on this matter.