Examples of using Communitarisation in English and their translations into German
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I should like to make it plain that I do not want to go against any kind of communitarisation.
In such circumstances, the communitarisation of the immigration policy at Amsterdam, giving the Commission a monopoly on initiative after 2004, would appear to be a serious mistake.
First of all, the Treaties provide no solid basis for communitarisation of the economic policy.
With the communitarisation of its money, Europe has also opted for an autonomous path into the future and, in close association with our transatlantic partners, for an autonomous role in tomorrow's world.
It consequently advocates extending the use of qualified majority voting in the Council with the communitarisation of a greater number of policies.
This statement and others in the report point to increasing communitarisation, which we do not believe is necessary or desirable as it risks undermining national and local counter-violence strategies.
Is it worthwhile refreshing the failing memory of our governments of Article 63 of the Treaty,which defines the process leading to the harmonisation and communitarisation of questions related to the right to asylum and immigration?
Such is the political desire to make progress with the communitarisation of"border management” at EU level and to set up Frontex- which we obviously oppose- that financial resources have been provided over and above the proven capacity.
I therefore welcome the Council recommendation, which your Parliament adopted on 15 November this year, on criminal sanctions and Community law, calling for,at the very least, the communitarisation of judicial cooperation in criminal matters.
Furthermore, certain of the amendments would fit better into your resolutions on the communitarisation of the Dublin Convention and on the definition of refugees to which I drew your attention just now.
The increasing"communitarisation" of climate policy in the EU call for a genuine social dialogue at macroeconomic level, leading to negotiations on future"climate plans" for Europe, in order to avoid distorting competition and social dumping.
At the root is an attempt to bring the SIS into line with the dangerous and unacceptable objectives of the current securityoffensive and with the expansion and growing communitarisation of internal affairs in the EU, which we clearly reject.
I believe that a brief glance at the area of internal security,justice and the police, its communitarisation, Parliament's right of codetermination, the application of the Charter, punishes these assertions and unmasks them as deception, propaganda and ignorance.
In the Committee's view, the proposal of the Kingdom of the Netherlands should not be adopted for reasons connected with legal certainty,compliance with a general procedural principle and communitarisation of the third pillar in relation to civil and commercial matters.
A common energy market requires the Communitarisation of energy policy, which should include, or be associated with, a joint effort for technological development, as well as coordinated investment, employment and growth policies.
From an objective point of view, there is, for example, a shared interest in having better control of what happens under the third pillar, which is of so much interest to the citizens,and this control could be strengthened by the communitarisation that both the Commission and Parliament desire.
Wholesale'communitarisation' would not today make it possible to embrace the full political dimension of external policy, which is not a mere set of powers, instruments and areas of action; nor would it be able to cater fully for the military aspects.
We agree with him not only when he refers to the need for this legislation and to strengthen the Community-led approach that he mentioned, but also because this mechanism,instead of representing genuine communitarisation, is a process that denies the European Parliament an active role in this process.
In broad terms, the report on the CFSP is part of the approach extending its communitarisation and the militarisation of the European Union, implementing a Common Security and Defence Policy- as the European pillar of NATO, within the framework of our partnership with the USA.
Such a case would have to be feared, for example, if the Federal Government, without the requirement of the Bundestag 's consent, were permitted to giveguarantees to a substantial extent which contribute to the direct or indirect communitarisation of state debts, that is, guarantees where only the conduct of other states decided when the guarantee would be called upon.
There is, therefore, no contradiction between the open method of coordination and communitarisation, as generated by the Treaty of Amsterdam, and we even think that in the European Convention on the Future of Europe and in the context of the future Intergovernmental Conference, this compatibility between these two types of instruments must be demonstrated and emphasised.
PT Although we agree with much of the report and broadly support it, our votes reflect the considerable care we always take when dealing with these matters and the permanent vigilance that must be maintained with regard to any changesto the status quo which explicitly or implicitly point towards a communitarisation of fiscal policy, something we are not in favour of.
By refusing to impose their values, their rules, their languages and their culture on their own lands,European countries have for decades been contributing to the communitarisation of society, thereby sowing the seeds of the kind of inter-ethnic and inter-cultural confrontation that has been seen in a number of countries.
Nevertheless, for the sake of compromise, I regard this situation as progress mainly because the current compromise also advocates that the draft regulation on the integrated supervisory system should be produced quickly based on the De Larosière material, which will already be good, in our opinion,as well as providing a very significant benefit for communitarisation.
As for the method, I must say that the fight against trafficking in human beingsdoes not necessarily need full communitarisation but rather close cooperation between Member States under the aegis of Europol and Interpol. These inter-state structures have proven their effectiveness on the ground.
But as much as it seems to us justified to deal with these policies as subjects of common interest, that is to coordinate our efforts better at European level, it would also seem absurd to remove them from the competence of the nations and national parliaments,because that is what the demand for communitarisation means in reality.
Taking into account the entry into force of the Amsterdam Treaty and the communitarisation of judicial cooperation in civil matters, this proposal for a regulation has incorporated into a Community instrument the substance of the Convention signed on 27 May 1997 by the Member States, on the basis of Article K.3(2) of the Maastricht Treaty and not yet entered into force.
The communitarisation of a virtual CFSP would therefore be a serious historic mistake: it would further restrain the Member States, while the freedom of our nations, in the field of foreign policy as well as other policies, is what makes Europe independent; this excludes neither cooperation between countries nor freely discussed and agreed coordination of their policies.
Firstly, as regards the communitarisation of judicial and police cooperation, all the points highlighted are of fundamental importance. These include reducing the length of asylum procedures, establishing conditions and procedures for issuing visas, moving towards a uniform visa, defining a statute for legal immigrants, and effectively combating illegal immigration.
They speak about: one, the parliamentarisation of the Union; two, the communitarisation of the European institutions; three, the establishment of an interinstitutional equilibrium as a guarantee for a transnational checks-and-balances system; four, the assurance of legislative coherence and cohesion at European Union level through Europeanisation of the national parliaments and not nationalisation of the European Parliament; five, concentrations of instruments and policies for the good of institutional efficiency; and, six, the improvement of representation, transparency and participation at European Union level.