Examples of using Constitution will in English and their translations into German
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The Constitution will strengthen the ability of the Union to act.
What nonsense to say that this new Constitution will create a centralised superstate!
The Constitution will improve the transparency, effectiveness and efficiency of the Union.
I am convinced that we will win; this constitution will become real in Europe.
Only with the Constitution will Europe be equal to its global responsibilities.
We have seen in the field of fisheries the disastrous consequences of EU legislation being inadequately sensitive to reality on the ground within the Member States orterritories of the Union, and this Constitution will not sufficiently improve EU law-making for Scotland.
The new European Constitution will significantly expand the Commission's brief.
There is only one human race, but our civilization has been plagued by"racists," people who believed their"race" was different from that of other human beings, and our census forms reflect this ignorant and destructive government-sanctioned heritage,just as our Constitution will always remind us of a time when slaves counted for 3/5ths of a person.
The constitution will certainly contain things that we in this House would have preferred differently.
Ib Christensen(ARC).-(DA) Mr President, this constitution will develop the Union into a centralised super state.
This Constitution will significantly enhance both the democracy and the effectiveness of the European Union.
In short, the new Hungarian constitution will lead to the total destabilisation of Central Europe.
The Constitution will permit a significant rationalisation of the legal and institutional framework.
The new Hungarian constitution will enter into force on 1 January 2012 and will require the adoption of implementing measures.
The Constitution will have another name but the same content, therefore it should also be subject to referendums.
Some Europeans worry that the constitution will enable courts to carry the integration process further and faster than public opinion in member states will tolerate.
A Constitution will enable us to launch this peaceful Europe as the custodian of such shared values as human rights and democracy.
The new European Constitution will enable the Union to engage constructively with the future challenges and opportunities that it will face.
The Constitution will also enable Europeans overseas to assert their particular assets and to contribute to the emergence of an active new European frontier, a showcase for progress in solidarity and diversity.
The Constitution will uphold our rights, our democratic values and guarantee more openness in the EU decision-making process.
This Constitution will have, and does have, instruments which will allow Europe to play a greater role in the world from now on.
Our new Constitution will equip us to meet, with confidence, the challenges that the Union is facing as it continues to widen and deepen.
The Constitution will include articles which are part of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, Article 11 of which enshrines the pluralism of the media.
The Constitution will bring the procedure for replacing Commissioners closer to the procedure for the confirmation of the Commission at the start of its mandate.
This Constitution will give us more democracy, more rights and more potential for a prosperous society in Europe, and indeed for solidarity with the rest of the world.
Its constitution will provide a strong, limited framework that allows"strong" communities to be established, each of which will have its own social and cultural autonomy within the framework of the country's basic laws.
The Constitution will offer us more scope in this respect, but I would urge you, Commissioner, in the next couple of months and years, to do more than you are strictly speaking required to do in order to involve this House, and, by extension, civil society, in this matter.
The Constitution will significantly reinforce that democracy by extending codecision, by giving Parliament the right to elect the President of the Commission and by improving parliamentary control over the Commission and the so-called comitology system for delegated secondary legislation.
The Constitution will remove legal frictions resulting from the“pillar”-structure of the current Treaties and clarify and strengthen the legal foundations for actions in the fields of crime prevention(Article III-272), law enforcement cooperation(Articles III-275) and civil protection(Article III-284), so that it might be possible to achieve further synergy effects, including with the relevant agencies.
The constitution will strengthen not only this House, but also the national parliaments, which will be able to appeal, on the grounds of subsidiarity, even against legislation planned by the European Union, and it needs to be pointed out to the constitution's detractors that it, for the first time, puts local government on a legal footing.
