Examples of using Constitutionalisation in English and their translations into German
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I now come to the constitutionalisation of the Treaties.
Constitutionalisation of the Treaties- Reinforced cooperation- Island status.
The Committee on Constitutional Affairs has decided on a method and a timetablewhich mean that the inclusion of the Charter in the Treaties is a decisive step towards the constitutionalisation of the Union.
The constitutionalisation of Europe cannot stop with the Treaty of Lisbon.
Sweeping aside this niggling detail, and many others too, the Commission feels more comfortable in proposing yet more federalism,extending majority voting to the Council, and constitutionalisation of the Treaties.
Clearly the constitutionalisation of the Treaties will have to be postponed to a later date.
The Carnero González report stresses that the attribution of itslegal personality is an essential step towards the constitutionalisation of the Treaties and improves the coherence of the various European policies.
This constitutionalisation is going to increase efficiency and is going to produce a Union of results.
I know that Olivier Duhamel' sreport essentially slots into a wider perspective: that of a constitutionalisation that would go way beyond the current institutional framework and which would only be completed in the long term.
The constitutionalisation process in which the Union is presently involved requires the engagement of mature European political parties.
We wish to lend our support to a reference to the Charter of Fundamental Rights in Article 6.2 of the Treaty. However,in the present situation we are against incorporation of the Charter into the Treaty and constitutionalisation of the Treaty.
While this Parliament holds forth on constitutionalisation, the real issue is- and I would stress this- that of the balance of power within the Commission.
The constitutionalisation of the Treaties may either bring about the development of the Union and uphold its political competences, or in contrast it may be no more than an enshrined formalisation of the principle of subsidiarity.
They are the Union's policies and, in particular, what I called on 3 September,on talking with Mr Giscard d'Estaing, the constitutionalisation of the liberal model or, to use another register, the establishment, in a fundamental law for the future Europe, of a genuine act of allegiance with NATO.
We are concerned by the proposals for constitutionalisation of the Union, by the proposals to incorporate the Charter of Fundamental Rights into the Treaty, by the progressive diminishing of the distinction between the first and second pillars, by the proposal that the Council should adopt broad guidelines of economic, employment and social convergence policies by qualified majority.
If we consider it in its entirety, Mr Dehaene' s report intends, on the one hand, to extend qualified majority voting and,at the same time, the constitutionalisation of the Treaties and their division into two parts, one subject to a very strict procedure, which requires unanimity for reform, and the other subject to majority voting.
Initially, you planned three reports: constitutionalisation of the Treaties, reinforced cooperation, and the ceiling on the number of Members of the European Parliament.
For example, fundamental rights, safeguarding the basic values of the European Union, the social state, culminating in the objective of full employment,the upgrading of the European Parliament, the constitutionalisation and simplification of the content of the Treaties, the increased safeguarding of transparency, making full use of the national parliaments, the extension of qualified majority voting and much more besides.
Mr President, the draft constitution rightly contains the constitutionalisation of the Lisbon process, and it really was an achievement for this European Parliament to try and give the European Union a profile that combines economic reform, growth, full employment and social cohesion, and the draft treaty's underlying values are also evidence of this objective.
The most important aspect, however,is that this Treaty represents the constitutionalisation of a liberal, pro-Nato, militarist and antisocial Europe, which is opposed to secularism, social rights, public services and the interests of the workers.
In fact, I do not agree with the inclusion in the Treaty of the Charter of Fundamental Rights,since that would be the first step on the way to its constitutionalisation, a federalist pathway that I will not go down. Secondly, nor do I agree with the indiscriminate generalisation of qualified majority voting, a measure which if divorced from the others on the table may conflict with important national interests, and which even contradicts the request expressed in Paragraph 7 of the resolution.
