Exemplos de uso de This draft constitution em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This draft Constitution must be rejected.
That is the great thing about this draft constitution.
To cap it all, this draft Constitution is now to be submitted to the Member States.
We know too, though,that there is no very great likelihood of this draft Constitution seeing the light of day in its present form.
Development of this draft constitution has been notably inferior to that used by Altiero Spinelli.
It is highly illustrative that the Convention completed its work on the draft constitution and that this draft constitution was accepted by the Convention by a large majority.
It must be clear to us that this draft constitution represents a considerable advance in almost every area.
As shadow rapporteur for my group in the Committee on Agriculture,I can say that we are in favour of this draft Constitution, which undoubtedly represents a gain for the committee.
This draft constitution, which seeks to smother individual states, is, in my opinion, incompatible with democratic expression.
In spite of the scathing references of many Eurosceptics,I do not claim this draft Constitution to be the Holy Grail or the Second Coming, but it is a positive step forward for Europe and one that I will support.
This draft Constitution should be replaced by a new draft intergovernmental Treaty that gives central place to the national parliaments' political responsibility.
It concerns the relationship betweenthe European institutions and the people of Europe. I therefore think it is essential for a referendum on this draft Constitution to be held in all Member States at the same time as the European elections.
For instance, this draft Constitution does not really reduce the fields where the requirement for unanimity paralyses and will in future continue to paralyse common action.
As a Member for one of Europe's stateless nations, and one that is not even recognised as such,I have reservations about this draft Constitution arising from the shortcomings in cohesion policy and from the weakness of the positions we have adopted on our role in preserving peace in the world.
This draft constitution has not become a mere list of compromises, but has remained an internally coherent piece of legislation, and so we must resist all temptations to repackage these compromises.
The EU is not a copy, at European level, of the European nation-state of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It is something, and so we turn a deaf ear to the critics who keep on drawing comparisons between us and the American Constitution, saying that this draft Constitution is far too complicated, too long, and so on.
We must now call for this draft constitution to form the basis for the work in the Convention and for the decision to be made in the Convention now on the basis of this draft constitution. .
I would encourage them to bring some sense to the positions of their own governments and to bring us back to the more sensible negotiating line that most governments at least those of the original six Member States and the United Kingdom seem to be taking at the beginning of the IGC,in allowing this draft Constitution go through intact, albeit with a few technical adjustments.
That is why I wish to make this one point: with this draft constitution, we have a truly unique opportunity to bring the whole of our united Europe together on the basis of the equality of nations and governments.
This draft constitution is not equal to the task of creating a CAP that is acceptable to society at large, and so one priority for any future treaty must be to extend codecision to the common agricultural policy, and, in particular, to close the loopholes that remain in Articles III-230(2) and III-231(2) of the text as it stands at present.
Having said this, the Draft Constitution remains a bad and dangerous initiative and I still do not see any reason therefore to hope that it will be adopted at either Easter or Trinity.
A new situation was created when Ireland democratically rejected the EU draft constitution, and this is having an unpredicted impact on the draft budget for 2009.