Examples of using Based on common principles in English and their translations into Danish
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It is based on common principles and there is in principle majority voting.
Enlargement is about sharing a project based on common principles, policies and institutions.
At Tampere, we should achieve consensus on the creation of a European asylum system based on common principles.
However, it must also be based on common principles which must be reaffirmed.
We must cement for the European citizen the right so wisely identified by the governments at Amsterdam to an electoral system based on common principles.
We also need to create a European economic policy based on common principles and I am convinced that can only be done in terms of a social market economy.
To encourage the mobility of labour and come close to a common method of combining efficiency and solidarity,interventions in social expenditure will at least need to be based on common principles, such as greater reliance on insurance for social services.
A proposal for a European electoral system based on common principles has been drafted. A draft common Statute for Members should be ready by the beginning of December.
I am glad to be able to explain my vote in favour of the Anastassopoulos report on the production of a draft electoral procedure based on common principles for the election of Members of the European Parliament.
All such systems should be based on common principles and standards; they should take account of inherent risks as well as striking the right balance between the cost of controls and the benefits they bring.
They face different situations and have different margins for manoeuvre, butthey are coordinated and are based on common principles defined in the European Recovery Programme, which was agreed last December.
This joint declaration'is based on common principles and approaches and designed to encourage concerted and coordinated action within the EU and with other actors and thus improve the collective response to humanitarian crises.
We simply cannot live with a system where many of the market players operate across a number of countries without deposit-guarantee arrangements that are at least harmonised or based on common principles, in the interests not only of competition by also of public confidence in market mechanisms.
The introduction of a European legal form for cooperatives, based on common principles but taking account of their specific features, should enable them to operate outside their own national borders in all or part of the territory of the Community.
From a Danish perspective, a working group set up by the Ministry of Higher Education and Science and the organization Universities Denmark in 2014 devised The Danish Code of Conduct for Research Integrity,which establishes a framework for good scientific practice in Denmark based on common principles and standards.
Pending the entry into force of the uniform electoral procedure or the procedure based on common principles referred to in Article 7, the European Parliament shall verify the credentials of representatives.
As some countries are affected by storage sites of this kind which are close to their borders, it is important for us to establish certain principles and for the Commission to propose some fundamental regulations, so thatpublic participation is taken seriously and is based on common principles.
Pending the entry into force of the uniform electoral procedure or the procedure based on common principles referred to in Article 7 and subject to the other provisions of this Act, each Member State shall lay down appropriate procedures for filling any seat which falls vacant during the five-year term of office referred to in Article 3 for the remainder of that period.
In this context, we agree with two fundamental concepts: a clear and effective policy on legal migration is one of the keys to solving the issue of illegal immigration, anda generous welcome based on common principles promoting the integration and adaptation of those arriving is essential.
I particularly agree with the way it gathers togetherall our national experience; proposes a draft electoral procedure based on common principles, developing the Treaty of Amsterdam; presents the principle of proportional representation as the most important; and the incompatibility of mandates, especially those between the European Parliament and the national parliaments.
The European Parliament will also be empowered to make proposals for its own electoral procedure based on principles common to all Member States.
Some other proposals even tend to promote flexicurity or, rather, the deregulation of the labour market, defending flexible and reliable contractual arrangements through modern labour laws, collective agreements and work organisation,with the indication that the Member States should implement their own action plans based on the common principles of flexicurity adopted by the Council.