Exemplos de uso de Intergovernmentalism em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It is the spirit of intergovernmentalism.
Intergovernmentalism has never worked within the European Union.
Some prefer intergovernmentalism.
None of these things are characteristic of intergovernmentalism.
We still believe that the notion that intergovernmentalism can help the Lisbon Strategy to thrive is deeply flawed.
This situation refers to a conception of multilevel intergovernmentalism.
It is a dangerous tendency, going towards intergovernmentalism, towards the UN-isation of our system of resources.
It shows us what happens when we move away from the Community method to intergovernmentalism.
There is no dilemma between'communautarianism' and intergovernmentalism, between merits or quotas, between old and new Member States.
At all costs, we have to avoid a retreat into old-style sovereignty,territorial claims and intergovernmentalism.
On the contrary, certain forms of intergovernmentalism could lead to renationalisation and fragmentation.
I am confident that the president of the European Parliament will be able to stop the drift towards intergovernmentalism in the Union", Mr Briesch commented.
Intergovernmentalism and lack of transparency is not the way to convince European citizens of our determination to win the war against organized crime.
The real issue is the battle as old as the Communities themselves:the battle between supranationalism and intergovernmentalism.
We therefore need a stronger Europe,instead of the suspicions and intergovernmentalism that have recently been the order of the day.
This financial perspective is tragically lacking in ambition for the future of the European project andmerely helps to promote intergovernmentalism.
In Brussels, today,a battle is going on between supporters of the idea of intergovernmentalism and those who want to act on the idea of solidarity.
They make it a little bit better, a little bit faster, but at the end,it continues to be an open coordination method based on intergovernmentalism.
Moreover, by going further down the road of intergovernmentalism(and consequently less transparency) the Treaty of Nice leads Europe in the opposite direction to where we need to go.
My ninth point is that we need to study the effects of all the measures on the real economy andwe need more Europe and less intergovernmentalism.
We are totally in favour of the type of intergovernmentalism represented by the Council of Europe and the Commonwealth, where independent nation-states freely co-operate on issues of common interest.
In particular, it is argued that the Commission should provide at least 50% of the staff of the External Action Service andthat the service should not be subject to influence from intergovernmentalism.
It has elements of intergovernmentalism, with the European Council acting as its collective"president", and also elements of supranationalism, with the European Commission acting as its executive and bureaucracy.
Beneath all of this is the interinstitutional battle and both Mr Prodi and Parliament are desperate to preserve the Community method,fearing there is too much intergovernmentalism about.
Its institutions are not imitations: they are unique institutions reflecting unique arrangements of Member States, intergovernmentalism, cooperation, coordination and- despite what some colleagues may say- democracy.
We socialist Members, Madam President, are therefore going to give this report our fullest support and we hope that it will assist in European integration and help to provide European problems with a European solution,even going somewhat further than mere intergovernmentalism.
The normative production process is characterized by intergovernmentalism and is perfected by the internalization to national jurisdictions, witch expend different constitutional treatments to integrationist standards.
In another context, this morning, when speaking about the European Union action,Commissioner Patten said that military and political intergovernmentalism is ineffectual, and he added more or less that it produces incoherent initiatives.
The European Union, which operates through a hybrid system of intergovernmentalism and supranationalism, is not officially a federation- though various academic observers regard it as having the characteristics of a federal system.
Since the 1950s, European integration has seen the development of a supranational system of governance,as its institutions move further from the concept of simple intergovernmentalism and more towards a federalised system.