Eksempler på brug af European supervision på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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We need to move towards European supervision.
At the time, European supervision of this type was legally impossible.
Let me end with a comment on European supervision.
Where there is European supervision, national momentum comes to a standstill.
Also, we have now to think about the longer-term vision of European supervision.
We therefore need to move towards European supervision and do so in a decisive way.
We have immediately cleared the way for a thorough investigation under European supervision.
There is an equally urgent need to provide for European supervision of regulated financial activities.
DE Madam President, Commissioner, when,if not now, will it be necessary to improve European supervision?
I have been calling for a long time for independent European supervision of the protection of privacy, without new bureaucratic structures.
We still have a great deal to do: hedge funds,managers' salaries, the banking directive and European supervision, to name but a few.
This is a step towards strong European supervision of the financial markets that have developed far beyond national borders.
If you allow the nations to tear themselves apart following this result,there will be no European supervision of the financial markets.
We have already agreed common European supervision for banks in the euro area and other Member States who wish to take part.
There are real concerns that Mr Bernardino is not committed to providing meaningful European supervision and will be a lap dog of the national authorities.
But remember: the way to European supervision of Schengen is via Maastricht and thus via Copenhagen, London, Bonn and Paris.
They mean that the Lamfalussy Level 3 Committees are almost a forerunner of this European supervision, of the European supervisor that we want.
However, it is clear that European supervision cannot function without close coordination with the supervisory authorities of the other major economic areas of the world.
I would like to stress that this regulation lays the foundations for European supervision in the spirit of the proposals in the de Larosière report.
I think one of the reasons is that they want these level three committees to be merely advisory andnot the central tool for European supervision.
I believe that, by establishing European supervision of credit agencies, we are taking a big step along the same lines as the supervision arrangements that have been implemented.
That will not create better conditions for control of the financial market andit would also undermine the joint European supervision of the financial market that we have put in place.
The crisis has taught us that we need some kind of European supervision of the financial market, and this is an area where the European Central Bank can play a major role.
In addition to a strategy for growth and job creation, and to coordinating economic andemployment policies, we need European supervision of the financial markets.
The agreement reached on the architecture of European supervision which will enter into force on 1 January 2011 now makes the effective implementation of rating agency supervision possible.
We knew that, given the current state of the law, there was not much more that could be done, butby acting in this way we have laid the foundations for this future European supervision.
I voted against Amendments 6 to 10 inclusive this morning not because I oppose European supervision of financial markets, but because this report is not the right place to launch this initiative.
Creating colleges of supervisors for cross-border groups andmaking the role of the Committee of European Banking Supervisors more robust are moves towards more fully integrated European supervision.
The proposals which have been presented here in the Lamfalussy process mean better coordination of European supervision and are an important step towards a better European market.
The agreement reached on the architecture of European supervision which will enter into force on 1 January 2011 provides that the ESMA will exercise its own supervisory powers in relation, in particular, to credit rating agencies.