Eksempler på brug af Intergovernmental conference will på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The Intergovernmental Conference will decide on this issue at the appropriate time.
It is rather difficult for me here and now to predict what the Intergovernmental Conference will say.
I believe that the Intergovernmental Conference will provide an opportunity to do just that.
I think that it is too early to say what the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference will do.
The results of the Rome Intergovernmental Conference will be measured against those of the Convention.
COLLINS, President-in-Office of the Foreign Ministers.- The agenda for the intergovernmental conference will be determined in due course.
The Intergovernmental Conference will open in 1996 as envisaged in the Treaty on European Union.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we hope the deci sion to hold the intergovernmental conference will be taken in Milan.
The negotiations at the Intergovernmental Conference will not offer a solution to the burning challenge of unemployment.
No decisions on defence will be taken until 1996, when the planned intergovernmental conference will review progress.
Perhaps the Intergovernmental Conference will result in a new Treaty which offers more scope in this area than the present one.
If necessary we will consider new Treaty bases but the Intergovernmental Conference will need to take advice on this matter.
The forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference will be no more successful in solving it if it continues to work on the same bases.
I end by congratulating Mr Collins and trusting that the Intergovernmental Conference will shoulder its responsibilities in this area.
Therefore, that Intergovernmental Conference will confine itself to something that has already been agreed: how to distribute those 18 MEPs among 12 countries.
I think it is premature to predict exactly what the Intergovernmental Conference will say on the subject of banning discrimination.
This intergovernmental conference will face a difficult task, but I would still like to thank the German Presidency for having addressed the issue so clearly.
This is for one very simple reason: according to the agreements made in Helsinki, this Intergovernmental Conference will lead to issues, which are currently decided unanimously, being decided by a qualified majority.
In 1996, an intergovernmental conference will review the Maastricht Treaty from the point of view of its effectiveness, appropriateness and possible further development.
I hope the participants in the intergovernmental conference will agree and finally set out definite rules.
I hope that the Intergovernmental Conference will draw its inspiration from the Commission recommendations and will improve on the Convention proposals. This would mean that I could fully support a genuine European Constitution.
The careful preparation of the intergovernmental conference will be vital to its successful conclusion.
In this context, the intergovernmental conference will bear the heavy responsibility for providing the Union, at long last, with unchallengeable social powers, enabling it, in particular, to take more effective action in the campaign against social exclusion.
Mr President, the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference will take a stand on two interrelated issues.
In addition, the Intergovernmental Conference will determine its own protocol, where services of general economic interest will be highly valued and it will be made clear that the Member States have substantial freedom of scope in the non-commercial domain.
We are therefore awaiting the results;developments in the Intergovernmental Conference will show whether there has been a political impetus and whether a draft treaty has been drawn up.
My fervent hope is that the Intergovernmental Conference will lead us to conclude an agreement designed specifically to endow the European Community with the necessary machinery for the implementation of a genuinely common foreign and security policy, an agreement concluded jointly between all the Member States and thus a credible and practicable one.
To avoid this the European Liberal Democrats have expressed the hope that the Intergovernmental Conference will consider the various models of differentiated integration and create a concentric Union, in which there is a federal core and a less integrated outer ring.
The programme outlined for the Portuguese Presidency is ambitious and demanding, and the Intergovernmental Conference will naturally occupy a prominent place, particularly until the European Council meeting in October, but the Portuguese Presidency involves more than the very important issue of the Treaty.
Both Intergovernmental Conferences will open on 14 December 1990.