Examples of using A legislative programme in English and their translations into Danish
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It was drafting a legislative programme.
With regard to the legal aspect,the SAVE programme is not a legislative programme.
In fact we have not had a legislative programme for several years now.
The Commission's 1985 White Paper"Completing the Internal Market" contains a legislative programme.
The proposals are part of a legislative programme to tackle air pollution from transport and all other important sources.
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The Commission's 1985 White Paper'Completing the internal market' contains a legislative programme.
I understand that we now have a legislative programme sent by e-mail, but Parliament has not been associated with this and it seems, as other speakers have said, that we had a legislative programme which was not implemented this year.
The last point is that it is very strange that often in this House we can vote on a legislative programme, as we did on the one for 2006 last December, and yet no citizen in the European Union knows what the European Union will be legislating on, because you have the Commission proposal and you then have the parliamentary resolution.
Looking at it from the point of view of social andemployment policy we certainly do not have a legislative programme before us.
A legislative programme and coherent and clear political action which make it more attractive to go to a consulate than to put out to sea have been on the table for years, just as we have a European programme for offering justice and security to European citizens on the basis of cooperation between Member States, the cornerstone of which is the European arrest warrant.
What could be more odd than publishing a work programme, a legislative programme, five months into the year?
In practice, only four directives emerged andit is unacceptable that the present proposal makes no reference to the failure of SAVE I as a legislative programme.
In fact we have a work programme, a work programme- not a legislative programme- outlining priorities.
Mr President, it is interesting that Mr Prodi has presented today a work programme; however,our agenda says that we are having a debate on a legislative programme.
We will be organising and supporting actions including,in particular, the debate on the need for a legislative programme on implementing mutual recognition of judicial decisions in criminal matters.
There is another reason why we find them difficult to accept, andthat is because they seek to make SAVE a legislative programme.
And yet, today we have to deal with a work programme that was sent to us at the last moment and a legislative programme of which we had no knowledge before last night.
We are recovering from a crisis. However, I believe that, in the future,it would be appropriate for the investiture of the next Commission to coincide with the presentation of a legislative programme.
Since June 1985, the Community institutions andthe Member States have been gradually implementing a legislative programme designed to create an area without internal borders.
We of course unreservedly acknowledge the fact that it is very important that the work programme is clearly comprehensible politically,which is the case here; this does not, however, exempt you from presenting a legislative programme.
Mrs Reding, you are quite rightly delighted today that France has responded to the European Commission's infringement proceedings at the eleventh hour andhas provided a legislative programme for establishing procedural rights as required under the directive on the freedom of movement.
For the first time, Parliament, the Council andthe Commission have engaged in a constructive dialogue to establish a legislative programme.
Mr President, at this stage, the European institutions and this Parliament in particular are fully aware that due to the complexity andimportance of the subject we are dealing with today, a legislative programme is needed that will only be effective within the framework of a common and coordinated European approach.
Mr President of the Commission, in December we criticised you, but now we must welcome the Commission' s efforts and I am quite happy to say that the Vice-President, Mrs de Palacio,has actively contributed to our reaching an agreement which makes it possible for there to be a legislative programme and a work programme. .
At least we had a programme in its outline and there was a real effort to try to get institutional priorities,and we had a legislative programme with details, which we could see in front of us.
But what my group believes to be of little benefit and in fact dangerous to the House is to take the backward step of restricting ourselves to this but not retaining the system that assigns to you, Mr President, in the final analysis,responsibility for negotiating this legislative programme with the Commission, in- as is our constant hope- the presence of the Council, so that what we have is a legislative programme agreed with the other Institutions.
This is true, if we think of Russia' s plans in the thirties, but at the start of your mandate, a few months ago, you yourself announced at the Conference of Presidents that you would, however,be presenting a legislative programme, or rather, the major policy lines of the European government of which you are head and in the running of which we are engaged today.
But in my opinion it is essential that every effort be made to ensure that all of the stakeholders, including national parliaments and advisory bodies and, at the end of the day, the European public,have a legislative programme for the year 2005 in good time.
What we have asked is that you present a political programme, and you have produced a working programme: this is all very well, and we take note of it, butwe also want a legislative programme, because we are one of the parties to codecision.