Examples of using Powers and responsibilities in English and their translations into Finnish
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Commission powers and responsibilities.
On this basis,the EBA should retain its existing powers and responsibilities.
The EU's powers and responsibilities in the social field are limited.
Where the monitoring procedure is concerned, the Commission has too few powers and responsibilities.
Decision on the number, powers and responsibilities of parliamentary committees B4-0365/99.
The second point relates to the geographical scope of the Agency's powers and responsibilities.
Powers and responsibilities of the national regulatory authorities.
We shall take care to ensure that the text clarifies their international powers and responsibilities.
The powers and responsibilities of Resolution Authorities(RAs) need additional distinctions and clarifications.
He asked very cautiously whether the European Commission has powers and responsibilities in this area.
However, the powers and responsibilities of the Institute should be more clearly defined in relation to its functions.
Proposal for a decision(B4-0365/99) on the number, powers and responsibilities of parliamentary committees.
Powers and responsibilities of the national regulatory authorities with regard to access and interconnection.
However, the Committee feels that the powers and responsibilities assigned to the Agency are too limited.
Of course, we must bear in mind that Member States are very suspicious of Europe's powers and responsibilities.
We must not shuffle off our own powers and responsibilities onto the Member States, who are responsible for implementation.
I have ongoing contact with the national regulatory authorities(NRAs) and I take note of their views regarding the powers and responsibilities of the proposed authority.
The powers and responsibilities of the EU institutions, and the rulesand proceduresthey must follow, are laid down in the treaties on which the EU is founded.
To do this we have to start by clarifying the levels of authority,which does not prevent us- and indeed we are doing this- from reminding the Member States just what their powers and responsibilities are.
Having the foreign minister also as a vice-president of the Commission would, of course, allow powers and responsibilities to be concentrated in one pair of hands, and consistency to be established in this area.
The powers and responsibilities of the Commission to verify the effective functioning of the managementand control systems, and to require Member State action, should be laid down.
It is a fact that the very broad definition of the concept‘service', coupled with the country of origin principle, will lead to drastic changes to states'- and in some cases federal states'- powers and responsibilities.
Its plan for giving the European Union more and more powers and responsibilities without, at the same time, allocating to it the financial resources it will need to realise them is quite simply not workable.
European social dialogue has already made significant headway, and the Social Protocol, which has been integrated into the main body of the Treaty of Amsterdam,gives considerable powers and responsibilities to the social partners.
Although the powers and responsibilities of di erent ombudsmen in the Network vary widely, they are all committed to providing the public with a service that is impartial, e ective and fair.
If the British Government wants to make savings, it can join the euro,it can give the European Union more powers and responsibilities, and it can make savings with regard to all those people working on monetary policy in Britain.
In 1992, a new treaty gave new powers and responsibilities to the Community institutions and introduced new forms of cooperationbetween the member state governments, thus creating the European Union as such.
The Treaty of Maastricht on European Union(TEU): set out the objectives and rules for Economic and Monetary Union and organized the European Union's powers and responsibilities around a new three-pillar structure see pages 18 and 19.
In 1992, a new treaty gave new powers and responsibilities to the Community institutionsand introduced new forms of cooperation between the member state governments, thus creating the European Union as such.
The Council has refined but basically maintained the underlying principles governing the regulation of undertakings on access and interconnection(Articles 3 and 4), and the powers and responsibilities of national regulatory authorities in this regard Article 5.