Eksempler på brug af Intergovernmental conference should på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The Intergovernmental Conference should prepare the EU for these changes.
That was something on which the Convention could come to no agreement; the Intergovernmental Conference should make it possible for future amendments to the Constitution to be made by a democratic majority.
The Intergovernmental Conference should consider resolving the problems of internal security and making the appropriate amendments to K.9 as one of its most important tasks.
A programme of measures is, however, not the right place to establish views on what the Intergovernmental Conference should result in and we cannot therefore accept the amendment.
Preparations for the 1996 Intergovernmental Conference should be based on the adoption of a position by Parliament and the Commission, because that is how a balance is achieved.
The Commission considers that all the institutional matters liable to have a connection with the work of the Intergovernmental Conference should in fact come within the scope of the debate which has been initiated.
I believe that the Intergovernmental Conference should, first and foremost, be a major project to counter European absolutism, which brings me back once again to Hans Christian Andersen.
Mr President, as the rapporteur, Mr Leinen, explained very effectively,there are many of us who think that the Intergovernmental Conference should begin a genuine constitutionalisation process for the European Union.
Thirdly, the Intergovernmental Conference should, as previously agreed in Dublin, reinforce Article 209a of the EC Treaty to give Parliament the right of codecision.
From the start- ever since the Commission and Parliament advocated the Convention approach after Nice- we in the Commission have always said that the Intergovernmental Conference should be a short, focused, conclusive phase.
We cannot accept that the Intergovernmental Conference should do no more than tot up the fors and againsts.
In this regard, I would like to warn the representative of the Council,the Portuguese Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, that the Intergovernmental Conference should already be starting to prepare for this eventuality.
The Commission feels that a new Intergovernmental Conference should be convened as soon after the year 2000 as possible.
A majority of the European Parliament too appears now to be making the same mistake, since the Council' s proposal that an open forum should be set up has been rejected andsince no substance has been given to the idea of recommending that the next Intergovernmental Conference should be a convention.
That is why we demand that the intergovernmental conference should at last remind the Commission of its true role, which is a subordinate one.
Before any decisions are taken on alternatives to the present system, these need to be explored in much greater depth than they were in the Reflection Group, since they pose high ly sensitive political questions of the balance between large andsmall Member States; the Intergovernmental Conference should at least lay down the basic rules to be applied to the weighting of votes for future accessions;
The positive results we hope for from the Intergovernmental Conference should allow us to proceed to the necessary reform of the institutions in preparation for enlargement.
Mr President, the draft resolution we are now discussing requires,precisely as before, that the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference should have a broad agenda involving radical reforms of the institutions.
In particular, the Intergovernmental Conference should be urged to give Union development policy its proper place as a separate subject in a revised Union Treaty.
The EU must become more efficient and more democratic, and a balance should be maintained between the small and large countries.Moreover, it is important that the Intergovernmental Conference should be concluded before the end of the year so that the process of enlargement which has been embarked upon is not delayed.
We also believe that the Intergovernmental Conference should be urged by the European Parliament to take up the issue of the EMU convergence criteria and recognise the link between unemployment and those criteria.
That is why I underscore what President Santer has said,that the Commission has suggested that a new intergovernmental conference should be held as soon as possible after the turn of the century to complete institutional reform before enlargement.
I think this Intergovernmental Conference should consider whether Article 5 can be adopted in the form of a protocol to the EU Treaty and whether we should leave it to each Member State to take a sovereign decision as to whether or not it subscribes to this protocol.
The great majority of members of the Convention suggested that a new paragraph should beinserted into Article F, laying down that the Intergovernmental Conference should be prepared for by a Convention convened by the European Council or the Council, composed of representatives of the European Parliament, of national parliaments, of the Governments of the Member States and of the Commission, along the lines of the procedure followed for drawing up the Constitution.
The Intergovernmental Conference should address the job-creation and job-security issues by ensuring that the proposals for revising the Treaty include specific commitments to give increased priority to measures to improve the competitive position of EU industry in the international market.
And so nobody, none of the governments participating in the Intergovernmental Conference should retract their words and withdraw the approval they expressed in the Convention: this is the appeal which once again Parliament is making to everyone; this is the best way to honour in practice, without rhetoric, Altiero Spinelli and Jean Monnet.
I am not saying that the Intergovernmental Conference should just have blindly approved the Convention's draft, as, moreover, the Heads of State and Government were wise to do in the case of the draft Charter of Fundamental Rights; I am saying that the Intergovernmental Conference should purely have checked for shortcomings and contradictions in the Convention's draft, as it should be doing now, and discussed how to overcome them.
We therefore agree that the Intergovernmental Conference should discuss the matter and that it should be the subject of European Union legislation: the framework regulation which has already been mentioned, to give the European political parties that constitutional and legal status, and a regulation to ensure transparency and control in respect of financing.
The next Intergovernmental Conference should respond to this by strengthening the role of the Council in the execution committees, and by strengthening the democratic scrutiny exerted over these committees: the scrutiny of the European Parliament over the Commission' s representatives, possibly, but also the scrutiny of sectoral assemblies made up of national parliaments, which would be exerted over the Council' s representatives.
We believe that the next Intergovernmental Conferences should reject the Convention's proposal and find alternative ways of giving a positive response to today's problems.