Eksempler på brug af Member state should have på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Every Member State should have a highly effective pandemic plan.
EU rules on food and other consumer protection should be minimum rules;that is, a Member State should have the right to apply its own tougher rules.
Each Member State should have a single vote allocated to members from national supervisory authorities.
I do not think that this is sustainable,either, and each Member State should have its own facilities not only for collection, but also for disposal.
Each Member State should have the right to keep higher standards or introduce tougher rules than provided for by the EU.
On modulation, I would be against the figureof 13% by 2012, and I believe that it should not be compulsory and that each Member State should have the flexibility to decide.
We believe that each Member State should have a Member in the Commission.
In view of the difficulties involved in including urban and rural areas with quite different problems in a single assistance scheme under the new Objective 2, each Member State should have the option to prioritize assistance for specific types of regions and problems.
Every Member State should have full responsibility and the right to make its own decisions regarding its social security systems.
During the first half of 1995 each Member State should have the framework of national programmes in place.
A Member State should have the option of extending enjoyment of this right to foreign authors who have their habitual residence in that Member State. .
The Luxembourg Presidency of the Council proposes that, by 2010, every Member State should have set in motion tangible and demonstrable reforms in every one of the areas in which the Lisbon strategy requires action.
Each Member State should have full responsibility for its social security systems and the right to make its own decisions about them.
Whilst I agree with the Transport Committee that serious traffic offences in one Member State should have serious consequences for the licence to drive anywhere in the Union, I feel that this reference of the Transport Committee to freedom of movement for individuals is exaggerated and unconvincing.
Every Member State should have a duty to ensure that the transition takes place safely and in a way that provides plenty of opportunities.
If the Commission's checks pursuant to Article 8 of Regulation(EEC)No 2158/92 reveal an irregularity, the Member State should have the opportunity to express its opinion on the-situation noted; whereas, where the irregularity is confirmed and the sums concerned represent unjustified expenditure from the Community budget, they should be reimbursed to the Community;
Each Member State should have the right to decide its economic and social development model, to industrialise and to protect its industries.
We demand, however, that each Member State should have effective control of the EU's external borders and combat the trade in illegal substances.
Every Member State should have full responsibility for determining its own social security systems, together with the right to do so.
In accordance with Article 100 A(4)of the Treaty, each Member State should have the option of creating whatever environmental legislation it may deem necessary with regard to sustainability, health and welfare, and in the future, environmental policy will increasingly be based on Article 130, implying that Member States may build on EU minimum requirements.
Each Member State should have its own permanent official working in the service, who speaks the language of that Member State and can explain to visitors how Parliament works.
Every single Member State should have backed his efforts by sending the strongest possible nominee as Commissioner, and in some cases, he has been badly let down.
Even if we accept that each Member State should have control over its own borders, in view of the situation on our eastern and southern borders, we should cooperate to share the material and human resources available, in order to combat this phenomenon.
Member States should have started their action programmes on 20 December 1995.
I am opposed to all proposals aimed at tax harmonization because I think the citizens of the EU's Member States should have the exclusive right to tax themselves.
So it is not up to the Commission to say whether or not Member States should have nuclear energy.
To take account of varying consumption habits in the Community, Member States should have the option of including certain low fat products and certain cheeses.
The Member States should have the right to ensure that services of general interest are also provided to the less advantaged of their citizens.
When it was clear that the Member States should have implemented the nitrates directive, we simply carried out a study in all the Member States of how far the implementation had progressed.