Examples of using Differentiated integration in English and their translations into Croatian
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Report on differentiated integration.
Whereas Member States are not the only potential actors of differentiated integration;
OPINION on differentiated integration.
Insists on the need to avoid any perception of the creation of first-class andsecond-class membership within the Union in the current debate on differentiated integration;
DRAFT OPINION on differentiated integration.
Differentiated integration short presentation.
Considers that any future treaty change should affirm differentiated integration as a tool for achieving further integration while safeguarding the unity of the Union;
Differentiated integration(short presentation)(selected).
Whereas integration processes in the EU are characterised by a rapidly increasing number anddiversity of situations entailing differentiated integration, in the context of both primary and secondary legislation;
Differentiated integration(short presentation) Current speaker.
Whereas international agreements outside the legal framework of the EU which aim at realising the objectives of the Treaties have been used as an absolute ultima ratio instrument for differentiated integration, providing for an obligation to integrate the content of the international agreement concerned into the Treaties;
Differentiated integration(short presentation)(Watch the video document).
Whereas the Treaties provide for the possibility for Member States to take different paths of integration, namely via enhanced cooperation(Article 20 of the Treaty on European Union(TEU)) and permanent structured cooperation(Article 46 TEU) without, however,containing provisions for permanent flexibility or differentiated integration as a long-term objective or principle of European integration; .
In his view the differentiated integration will have important role in future construction of the EU.
Stresses that the treaty changes necessary for the completion of a genuine EMU and the establishment of a Union of citizens and states can build on the existing instruments, procedures,practices and philosophy of differentiated integration while improving their effectiveness and coherence and confirms that it will make full use of its prerogative to submit to the Council proposals for the amendment of the Treaties, which subsequently need to be examined by a Convention, in order to complete the framing of a genuine EMU;
Emphasises that differentiated integration should not lead to more complex decision-making processes that would undermine the democratic accountability of the EU institutions;
Whereas the end goal of differentiated integration should be to promote the inclusion and not the exclusion of Member States;
Whereas differentiated integration has to respect the principle of subsidiarity according to Article 5 TEU and Protocol 2 on the application of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality;
Recalls that differentiated integration should not be a way to reduce political integration; .
Whereas differentiated integration has to respect the principle of subsidiarity according to Article 5 TUE and Protocol 2 on the application of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality;
Highlights that any kind of differentiated integration upon which agreement is reached is therefore a second-best option, and not a strategic priority;
Whereas, if differentiated integration can be a pragmatic solution to drive European integration forwards, it should be used sparingly and within narrowly defined limits, in view of the risk of fragmenting the Union and its institutional framework;
A status quo, the strengthening of a differentiated integration(customs union, relations induced by the migration crisis), the reactivation of the process of accession of Turkey to the European Union, a scenario of conflicting relations.
Whereas differentiated integration should continue to act as a forerunner for deepening European integration, as it is started by a subgroup of Member States, remains open to all Member States and aims at complete integration into the Treaties;
The focus of the lecture will be on the concept of differentiated integration,"multi-speed Europe", or rather, Europe"a la carte". The topic has for some time caused controversy in academia and expert narrative and most recently it has gained additional traction in the context of resolving some of the current challenges faced by the EU, including the perspective enlargement of the Union.
Reiterates its belief that differentiated integration must remain open to all Member States and continue to act as a method of deeper European integration and solidarity, which should not be confused with the idea of a Europe à la carte;
Calls for any future model of differentiated integration to be designed to provide incentives for and fully support Member States aspiring to‘opt in' in their efforts of economic development and conversion aimed at meeting the necessary criteria in a reasonable timeframe;
Insists that the debate surrounding differentiated integration should not be about pro-differentiation versus anti-differentiation, butthe best way to operationalise differentiated integration- which is already a political reality- within the EU's institutional framework in the best interests of the Union and its citizens;