Eksempler på brug af Intergovernmental conference must på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The Intergovernmental conference must be viewed from this perspective.
The Treaty has other structural shortcomings which the Intergovernmental Conference must rectify, notably regarding the third pillar.
A new Intergovernmental Conference must not be used as an alibi for postponing enlargement.
For us Liberals, it is an obvious fact, and one that needs to be crystal-clear, that the present intergovernmental conference must be the last before new Member States are admitted.
Secondly, the Intergovernmental Conference must put Nice behind it.
If the legal basis is vague,we agree with the request for the Commission to take an initiative to make it clearer, and the Intergovernmental Conference must also take responsibility for this.
The Intergovernmental Conference must now give consideration to Parliament' s constructive proposals.
Mrs Theato's report stresses that the current Intergovernmental Conference must change the conditions for work under the third pillar.
The Intergovernmental Conference must clarify goals and give the Council the legal tools.
Mr President, the informal Dublin Summit produced no specific conclusions other than an official confirmation: that the Intergovernmental Conference must finish its work next June at the Amsterdam Council.
Above all else, the Intergovernmental Conference must complete the work that the Convention ended up being unable to do.
However, my political conviction is reinforced that whatever happens in the Court of Justice,which we must respect, the Intergovernmental Conference must change the rules for social policy to avoid being taken hostage by individual states.
Secondly: the Intergovernmental Conference must make a contribution to the democratic supervision of European politics.
We must ensure that the debate is full and fruitful and, most importantly, that it delivers a vision for the future with which the majority ofour citizens can identify. The Convention and the subsequent Intergovernmental Conference must complete the construction of an open, accountable, democratic and fair Europe.
The Intergovernmental Conference must meet first and then things will not get moving until ratification begins in the 27 countries.
At least one year before the Union has more than 20 Member States,a new Intergovernmental Conference must be convened to review the problem of the institutions their composition and functioning.
The Intergovernmental Conference must prepare for the expansion of the European Union to include the former communist countries in Eastern Europe.
What I am saying here on the record of the House is that any future intergovernmental conference must maintain the right of smaller Member States to nominate a member to the European Commission at all times.
The Intergovernmental Conference must complete its work by the time of the Amsterdam European Council in June 1997. This is extremely important with enlargement in prospect.
There is one thing that we must realise, andthe BSE crisis has made this clear: this Intergovernmental Conference must make progress on decision-making mechanisms that will prevent a destructive government from obstructing the European Union's ability to act.
The Intergovernmental Conference must, therefore, come up with improvements- a new chapter on employment policy and an end to the United Kingdom's social opt-out.
To this end,I should like to recall that placing fundamental rights at the heart of European integration means defending the thesis that the Convention on the Future of Europe and the subsequent Intergovernmental Conference must include the Charter of Fundamental Rights in the Constitutional Treaty of the Union and give it binding legal force.
Cederschiöld(PPE).-(SV) Mr President, the Intergovernmental Conference must create fresh opportunities for new internal security within the Community.
The next Intergovernmental Conference must include amendments to the Treaty in this respect, so that this objective may be fulfilled in all the institutions and policies of the Union.
There is no doubt that the agenda of the Intergovernmental Conference must go much further than the fine words of Amsterdam, even though they are very important.
The next Intergovernmental Conference must result in a democratic, decentralized and efficient European Union, with institutions well equipped to serve the needs of over 500 million st century.
As far as our group- and in particular Mr Brok who will represent it- are concerned, the Intergovernmental Conference must be devoted to the legal finalisation of the revised treaties and should be concluded, as you wish, Mr Sócrates, in time for the European Council in the autumn.
Firstly, the Intergovernmental Conference must be concluded in Nice this winter, but not just for the sake of completing it, but rather in order to achieve a satisfactory outcome.
This ambition is hard to achieve, but the Intergovernmental Conference must seize the opportunity it has available to provide the Union with a real common foreign and security policy.
The Intergovernmental Conference must not, therefore, change the overall structure and balance of the draft Constitutional Treaty but will, instead, be called upon to improve and add to those parts of the text that need clarifying, completing or supplementing, all with the greatest transparency and openness.