Examples of using Communitisation in English and their translations into German
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The way forward, as Mr Marinho says-and I agree with him- is communitisation.
Pending developments regarding the Communitisation of the third pillar, it should be ensured that under national legislation of Member States there is no impunity for such offences.
The role of the Court of Justice is still too limited and communitisation is incomplete.
Lo and behold, though, Europe is trying to impose communitisation of our judicial system and our internal public order on the pretext of this cooperation, notably by creating a European public prosecutor' s office.
The European Parliament would then win the confidence of the Council, for example, with a view to communitisation.
There is no doubt that Parliament must play a major role in this Community method,but we have made this proposal for communitisation purposes, it being understood that this subsequently leaves the way very clear for the European Parliament to become involved.
That is why this compromise has been worked out between those in favour of an improved status quo and those in favour of communitisation.
Finally, this judgment is a new signal calling on us to provide for, by means of Article 42,and as you have said, the communitisation of all aspects of police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters.
This proposal, instigated by France, contributes to the gradualreinforcement of judicial cooperation in civil matters and its communitisation.
With the abolition of border controls by the Schengen Agreement and the communitisation of policies on asylum and visas, levels of immigration, in particular illegal immigration, and insecurity have never been so high, and there have never been so many mafia groups and criminals.
In fact, this whole set, so to speak, commits us to what I will call'communitisation' of the defence economy.
Draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Budgets.-(DE) Madam President, President-in-Office of the Council, Commissioner, the Committee on Budgets is positive about the Commission'sproposal to lead Europol out of its interstate position and into communitisation.
We very much welcome the result of the Convention's work and the proposal by the Convention Praesidium,which clearly requests a move towards the communitisation of Europol with the incorporation of Europol into the first pillar, the Europol Convention being replaced with a Council decision.
The work can be improved if the Member States are ready toswitch to a system of qualified majority decisions and communitisation in this area.
This communitisation process is encouraged and ensured by the Treaty now known as the'Lisbon' Treaty, by removing from the Member States' sovereignty(from their parliaments and other national institutions) those responsibilities which are at the heart of this sovereignty.
So we have to draw our conclusions and say thatwe need legal and organisational communitisation of the instruments available.
Yes, this uncontrolled communitisation of criminal law knows no bounds because, while it was at it, the Commission decided to annul nine framework-decisions, a move that, after the environment, will enable it to lay its hands on criminal law in relation to illegal immigration, to marine pollution and even to intellectual property.
If this proposal is pushed through, we shall clearly be taking a further step towards renationalising the CAP anddismantling the communitisation of agricultural policy.
It is difficult, but there are a few of them: more communitisation, more information, more demands, more external borders agency, more cooperation, more common aid, more common controls, repatriations with respect for human rights and the identification and sanctioning of untrustworthy countries.
Given that a fiscal union is not possible in the short term, a common European cultural policy would first provide theopportunity to prepare the decision for necessary further communitisation of European policy there where it must eventually be made.
Eight specific points are dealt with: Communitisation of the Dublin system, EURODAC, minimum standards for admission, minimum standards for recognising refugees, minimum standards for granting or withdrawing refugee status, complementary, subsidiary protection, temporary protection for displaced persons and, last but not least, a division of the burden.
I wonder if the time has not come, given the significant challenges that lie ahead of us, to have a major debate with ournational colleagues and the European Parliament on the communitisation and pooling of our public spending.
By contrast, the purely Community method of making direct provision for criminal sanctions under Community law,a sort of communitisation of criminal law, comes up against serious legal objections which start from the fact that there is no clear legal basis in the Treaty for this issue, that criminal sanctions form part of the national sovereignty of the Member States and that criminal justice is an integral part of national culture.
I would like to end with the following, my second, question: how can it be ensured that a European maritime strategy will result in greater cooperation andcoordination without sliding into communitisation of maritime policy, and in particular of national maritime resources?
Will it comply with the rules and with our requests for the Commission to be fully responsible for implementation, because then we would have achieved our own necessary goal; we would have re-Europeanised one part,because it makes sense here to actually implement this communitisation.
We should not have accepted the Schengen Agreement with the abolition of permanent controls at internal borders and we shouldnot have accepted the Treaty of Amsterdam or, rather, the communitisation of the bulk of the policies on asylum, visas and immigration, including the fight against illegal immigration.
The joint resolution restricts itself to the two issues I have mentioned, which are of secondary importance, and comes to the arbitrary, and especially dangerous, conclusion that the'intergovernmental system' which is at the root of the EU' s foreign policy, isthe reason for the failure of the common foreign and security policy and that its success depends on its communitisation.
Because I believe that, after more than 20 years of the so-called common fisheries policy- which is common only in name- and after 17 years of the transitional period of two Member States, Spain and Portugal,we should have made rather more progress in the communitisation of this policy and gone beyond what is proposed in the Miguélez Ramos report, which opts for the maintenance of the status quo.
At the same time as restrictions are imposed on the EU budget, its priorities are defined as competition policy(an example of which is the gradual distortion of structural policy,placing it at the service of the Lisbon Strategy), and the communitisation of'internal security and immigration control' and the EU's external policy, which promotes intervention and the militarisation of international relations.
At the same time, I think that the true dimension of this Constitution is that we, although the first step was taken at Maastricht, are only now really changing from an economic community to a political union:the end of the pillars, the communitisation of the third pillar as regards the area of freedom and justice and a far more developed external policy, enabling Europe to speak with one voice in this globalised world.