Examples of using Only democratically in English and their translations into Danish
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And the battle of Waterloo removes that. They had the only democratically elected leader in Europe.
It seems to me intolerable that the only democratically elected part of the whole European Union set-up- Parliament- should be blackmailed- chantage, in your language- by the government of a Member State.
The fact that the European Commission is refusing to do this,once again reinforces the fact that it is unwilling to listen to the wishes of the only democratically elected body within the European Union.
As a Member of the European Parliament, the only democratically elected body which represents its citizens, I believe that it needs to play a greater role in this initiative.
That surely raises the question as to why the Commission feels it can pick andchoose about when to involve the only democratically elected EU institution in the development of such proposals.
As the only democratically elected Institution, the European Parliament has to assume political control of the decisions taken by the independent Central Bank and the European Council.
This is the first vote of the new enlarged Parliament, the only democratically elected institution that represents 450 million citizens.
But the guiding principle must be protection of the environment and the health of our citizens,who can only make their voices heard through their representatives in the only democratically elected Community institution.
The way to do that is to make sure it is accountable to the only democratically elected body we have among the European Union institutions.
EUR-OP News asked the President of the European Parliament, Mr Gil-Rob-les, about the significance of the forthcoming elections to Europe's citizens andthe future prospects for the EU's only democratically elected body.
In this regard we must stress the role of this Parliament as the only democratically elected institution, comprising the directly elected representatives of the Community's citizens.
It is further proof of the difficulties encountered by the governments of our Member States when it comes to gauging the importance they should attach to the European Parliament, the only democratically elected institution of the Union.
At that point, at the very latest, the position of the European Parliament as the only democratically legitimate body of the European Union will have to re-examined, since our role in the social dialogue is also unsatisfactory.
Particularly in the current climate, after the French and the Dutch votes, people often see the Council andthe Commission- the Commission in particular- as aloof from Parliament, the only democratically elected body that represents the electorate.
We are the only democratically elected institution tasked with promoting the views of EU citizens, so I wonder whether the Council will even bother to respect its commitment to the agreement finally reached with the secondary budgetary arm.
In the run-up to the European elections the people of Europe will be looking to this House- the only democratically elected institution of the European Union- to uphold these demands for openness.
The European Parliament, as the only democratically elected institution, cannot confine itself to supplying a mere opinion; in the context of the forthcoming institutional reform, this House must gain a more incisive role by obtaining an explicit assent.
I have been concerned for a long time that the initiative has become bureaucratic and safe andthat the European Parliament, as the only democratically elected institution, should once again play a greater role.
The Union is aimingfor new goals and the legitimizing function of this Parliament, the only democratically elected Institution, can no longer be deferred indefinitely, on pain of entrenching a belief already held by our citizens about a Europe of governments and government officials ever more distant from their interests.
I believe it is important that we also make it clear that what is going on in Basel is an undemocratic procedure,that the European Parliament is the only democratically legitimate organisation that is adopting a position on this in Europe.
Miss Hooper.- Mr President,if we take an interest in human rights throughout the world- and as the only democratically elected international Parliament in the· world it is right that we should do so- then it is most important that we consider human rights within our own Community.
As individual Members of the European Parliament, as members of Parliamentary committees, or as Parliament, we are obviously always in favour of a procedure which is subject to codecision, as this obviously means that the rights of Parliament are better safeguarded.We believe that as the only democratically elected institution, we are closer to the consumer and therefore better placed, we think, to protect the interests of the consumer.
Yet I see that Mr Becsey is with us, who has served his time in this Chamber, andwho I think will be able to convince the Council that Parliament is the only democratically and directly elected body in respect of which the Council has a reporting obligation.
That means we have an enormous responsibility,we who have the honour to be Members of the only European democratically elected body.
What would it mean, then, if the Convention's conclusions were imposed as final, as the rapporteurs would like,riding roughshod over the powers and responsibilities democratically granted only to the Intergovernmental Conference(IGC)?
These poor benighted parliaments, by the way, are only the democratically elected sovereign legislators of 27 European nations, unlike this absurd consultative assembly which does not and cannot represent anyone but the Commission and its associated elites.
As the only directly democratically elected EU institution, this Parliament could play a vital role in putting an end to the political horseplay that goes on in the Council and provide the pact with the much needed credibility that many colleagues want.