Examples of using Powers in this area in English and their translations into Finnish
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We do not believe the EU should have greater powers in this area.
We know, however, that powers in this area are very fragmented.
Even after Amsterdam, the European Parliament has no powers in this area.
Although the EU has no overall powers in this area, it can still take measures to promote tourism.
We think it is superfluous andinappropriate to give the Commission powers in this area.
Thus, we are in danger of losing powers in this area, not gaining them.
For the first time, the adoption of basic rules on the Single Sky has given the Community real powers in this area.
I wish, before the Commission is granted new powers in this area, it would use those it already has.
From the public health point of view, a number of important measures have been taken,considering the limited Community powers in this area.
What I mean is, ultimately, Parliament has basically the same powers in this area as a non-governmental organisation.
You spoke of how complex this task is, and, in conclusion,you said that the European Union had very few powers in this area.
I am also in favour of the Commission keeping its powers in this area, from sending‘blue letters' to imposing fines.
We voted against these reports, which are nothing more than a financial statement of the policy of the major Imperialist powers in this area of the world.
The European Commission is equipped with very broad powers in this area so that it can ensure the proper functioning of the internal market.
Whilst we support measures to manage and protect European forests,we do not support the creation of a new European forestry policy that would transfer powers in this area to the European Union.
The European Parliament has no powers in this area, certainly not to set itself up as a personal conscience.3. Mr Wathelet's resignation cannot assuage a Member of Parliament's conscience.
I cannot agree to this, quite apart from the fact that the EU has no powers in this area- subsidiarité oblige!
If, though, the EU has no powers in this area, it follows that there can be no Europe-wide definition of these services either, and that only those who enact national or regional laws can define what they are.
But in order for that to succeed we need determination and unity throughout the institutions, including the Council,in terms of ministers of the interior who have strong powers in this area.
The Member States have agreed to an extension of the Commission's powers in this area so as to facilitate the enforcement of the Community rules without, however, ruling out the enforcement of tougher national legislation.
I share the rapporteur's belief that greater clarity andprecision in the Commission communications on SMEs and their real powers in this area would facilitate understanding for the businessmen concerned.
The Commission's powers in this area are therefore parallel to and com plement those which enable it to act against other trade barriers imposed by Member States, such as hidden quotas and excise duties.
This reflects the political sensitivity of the matter, in particular where relations with third countries are involved. It is used to support the argument that the Council should have the right to exercise implementing powers in this area.
Since public health is on the national agendas of the Member States, andsince the European Union has limited powers in this area, we must turn our attention to those countries that encounter greater problems and have less funds available for their remedy.
I would like to affirm my support for the rapporteur's opinion on the possibility of adapting the present provisions to the new rules on delegated acts introduced by the Treaty of Lisbon,with the aim of strengthening Parliament's powers in this area.
The Community has only limited powers in this area, of course, and the Commission therefore supports the use of a whole range of instruments, including an anti-discrimination programme, national action plans for social inclusion and the European Social Fund.
It strikes me about these annual debates on competition policy that there is a very friendly andpolite exchange of views, and then the Commission just carries on with business as usual because the Commission has the exclusive powers in this area.
The directive gives the Commission a very great deal of power in this area.
Some people have criticised me for saying that I want to give the EU more power in this area.