Examples of using Forthcoming intergovernmental in English and their translations into Finnish
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Every opportunity must therefore be given to the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference.
The forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference is due to look at improving the European Union' s institutional framework.
I think that it is too early to say what the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference will do.
Mr President, the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference will take a stand on two interrelated issues.
Nothing that the Presidency proposes should be interpreted as a mandate for the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference.
Mr President, whatever the outcome of the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference, one of the Union's main problems will be preserving its decision-making capacity, its governability and the coherence of its policies.
This is the only way in which we can hope to wield some power and influence over the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference.
If its conclusions are subsequently adopted, at the end of the forthcoming intergovernmental conference, it could bring about counter-arguments at the heart of the European institutions, the negative effects of which could soon become apparent.
Lastly, there is the question of the full participation of the new Member States in the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference.
The Commission, in its proposals to the forthcoming intergovernmental conference, has indicated that its preference lies in seeing smaller Member States lose their automatic right to nominate a member of the European Commission.
This is something that Parliament has demanded for many years now and, with the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference, the time must now be ripe for action.
It is in a spirit of fidelity to its Europeanist tradition, which is the heritage of the Italian people and of all the political groupings of my country, that the Italian Presidency intends to conduct the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference.
Mr President, the draft resolution weare now discussing requires, precisely as before, that the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference should have a broad agenda involving radical reforms of the institutions.
We are pleased too that you recognised Europe's growing political pluralism by giving Parliament three representatives at the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference.
Throughout the preparations for the Summit, as well as with a view to the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference, we have attached importance to a realistic agenda being established which will make it possible to achieve a result before the end of the year 2000.
As is well known,the Council cannot, as an institution, make decisions that impose obligations on the Convention or the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference.
My fourth point is this: In view of the debate on enlargement and the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference, we need our work in this European Union to be genuinely visible, we need a European educational area that is visible to the citizen.
However, the reform of the European Commission must now be taken in the context of the debate that is going to take place in the run-up to the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference and the reform of various EU policies and initiatives.
In order to ensure that preparation for the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference is as broadly-based and transparent as possible, the European Council has decided to convene a Convention, with Mr V. Giscard d'Estaing as President and Mr G. Amato and Mr J.L. Dehaene as Vice-Presidents.
This explanation of vote does not, however, alter the attitude we expressed earlier regarding the European Parliament' s discussion of the report from Messrs Dimitrakopoulos andLeinen concerning the preparations for the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference.
Mr President, the Union for a Europe of Nations Group considers that the agenda for the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference, as set by the Helsinki Council, i.e. focussing strictly on the issue of decision making in an enlarged Europe.
It is by taking account of the deep and wide debate called for by the Nice Declaration that this structure will draw up a coherent and sustainable plan for reforming the Treaties andthus prepare for the forthcoming intergovernmental conference.
The Council would also be making a great contribution to progress if it were to give some thought,perhaps in the course of the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference, as to whether it might be appropriate and possible, in line with our resolutions, to amend the Protocol on Privileges and Immunities as part of the new Treaty provisions.
It is this that gives us the determination to defend ourselves against external threats, not the constraining,convoluted decision making procedures which the Commission thought it could propose at the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference.
However, we can be confident that, once the Convention' s work and the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference reforming the Treaties are over, this will no longer be the case, and that the Community method, which provides the greatest guarantee of democratic decision-making across the board, will be fully adopted in the Third Pillar too.
It is only from this twofold perspective that we will be able to face the two most immediate tasks that our future holds: enlargement andthe reunification of Europe and the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference, which will define our institutional system.
This report falls in line with the strategy of those who are relying on the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference to provide a further qualitative and meaningful leap in the federalist integration of the EU, under the control of the great powers which will, out of necessity, undermine the sovereignty of countries such as Portugal.
It was also confirmed that, in line with Article 8of Declaration 23 attached to the Treaty of Nice, the acceding States will fully participate in the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference, while candidates which are still negotiating will participate as observers.
Lastly and most important of all: the forthcoming Intergovernmental Conference must not only be prepared for more carefully, it must be over by the end of 2003, and that means that the way must be definitively paved in the form of the convention, timetable and content by the time of the European Council in Laeken at the end of 2001 at the latest.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the report we are asked to give our opinions on, irrespective of the aspect of greater or lesser rigour in respect of one Member State or another,involves the approval of the forthcoming intergovernmental decision on the entry into force of Economic and Monetary Union.