Eksempler på brug af Further enlargements på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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It will make the EU more efficient,and make further enlargements possible.
I have no doubt that further enlargements are in store for the European Union.
The report states, amongst other things, that the Treaty of Nice does not provide an adequate basis for further enlargements.
Let us not treat further enlargements as a pretext for introducing institutional changes.
According to this report, this'capacity' should not be confused, I quote,with'public perception of the impact of further enlargements.
Therefore, further enlargements of this area are necessary and it is pleasing that another country will soon be joining this circle.
Only then should we make plans for the funding of further enlargements, given that this will require additional resources.
Already we can hear people saying that, with this kind of ambitionwith regard to the Financial Perspective, there is no provision for further enlargements of the European Union.
We should not already be talking about further enlargements of the European Union that could put the whole concept of European integration even more at risk.
You will be at the European Council and I would ask that you repeat it there:there will be no further enlargements without a European Constitution.
It is a matter of common knowledge that opposition to further enlargements, and certainly to the possible accession of Turkey, was one of the most important reasons for the rejection of the Constitution.
There can be no doubt that the high points included the enlargement of the Community from 15 to 25 Member States, andthe indications given in December 2004 that further enlargements would follow.
It is high time that it faced up to its responsibility and desisted from further enlargements, to which these developments are in part attributable, and got back to being more concerned about social justice.
The rapporteur also talks of the EU's'integration capacity' andbelieves that it must be made clear that this must in no way be confused with public perception of the impact of further enlargements.
Any further enlargements are likely to hamper a system which, in its time, has proved its worth, but which was never designed to function with 15 members and less still with 20 or 25 members.
Today's debate is meant to answer the fundamental question of whether we can change the criteria for further enlargements as current needs and expectations dictate.
Commissioner, as regards further enlargements, you will be aware that this House is of the opinion that it is essential to ensure beforehand that the European Union has both the institutional and the financial capacity to absorb new members.
It is clear that we are fully in agreement with the idea that Turkey should remain a partner,that there should be further enlargements and that it is necessary to give the Balkan countries an unambiguous prospect of accession.
The Treaty of Nice does not provide an adequate basis for further enlargements, whereas the constitution offers solutions to most of the reforms needed and constitutes a tangible expression of the deepening enlargement relationship.
I welcome the adoption of this report today. It raises the issue of the European Union's absorption capacity and specifies, in particular, that,given the current state of the Union's own resources system, any further enlargements could not be funded without the effectiveness of the current cohesion policies being harmed.
A possible future Treaty is another issue that must be discussed before further enlargements of the EU can be carried out, with particular attention being given to the voting strength of each Member State so as to prevent a situation in which a small number of large Member States become able to dominate the whole of the EU.
Further enlargement is in prospect to include Spain and Portugal.
Further enlargement cannot be achieved without additional funds for the Union.
Thirdly, the European Union must prepare itself for further enlargement.
The developments within the European Union itself are also hampering further enlargement.
The situation even spurred many countries to try to prevent further enlargement.
The Union must also preserve its decisionmaking ability after further enlargement.
Some of them say that institutional reform is a condition of further enlargement.
Further enlargement of the European Union depends on this definition.
The Treaty of Nice is not an adequate basis for successful further enlargement.