Examples of using Draft charter in English and their translations into German
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General statements about the draft Charter 7.
The draft charter will be published on this website.
Madam President, firstly I praise the European Council for accepting the draft Charter as definitive.
DRAFT CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION.
The body should present a draft Charter before the end of the year 2000.
Will the Council say just simply yes or no to it orwill it be in a position to actually then redraft that draft Charter?
I believe that the draft Charter is a bad product which ought not to be taken any further.
Certainly in Ireland constitutionalamendments would be necessary if elements of the draft charter were to be legally enforceable.
The Council adopted the draft Charter for Small enterprises and agreed to foward the Charter to the European Council for endorsement.
This principle, as well as the prohibition of all types of discrimination, have also been included in the draft Charter of Fundamental Rights.
Recommendation approving the draft Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union adopted by Parliament on 14 November.
Mr President, I have to say that it was certainly a moving moment yesterdaywhen the Convention was able to adopt the draft Charter in Brussels.
Point 1.2.1 Parliament recommendation approving the draft Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union: Bull.
The draft Charter of Fundamental Rights within the European Union is a vague compromise between these two conflicting views, with the second taking precedence over the first.
On 2 October 2000 the Chairperson wasable to conclude that a broad consensus existed on the draft Charter and forwarded it to the President of the European Council.
As the European Commission sees it, the draft Charter on Fundamental Rights of the European Union offers genuine value added, irrespective of the status it will initially enjoy.
HAVING REGARD TO the European Parliament'sdecision of 14 November 2000 approving the draft Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union(A5-0325/2000);
The draft charter for the liberal professions drawn up by the various European professional organisations, led by the Council of European Dentists(CED), could be used as a model for this purpose.
Mr. Ignacio Mendez de Vigo,Vice-Chair of the Convention entrusted with drawing up a draft Charter of fundamental rights of the European Union, briefed the European Council on work in hand.
As you will be aware, the draft Charter was formally adopted by the Convention yesterday, on 2 October, with the invaluable and highly effective support of Parliament' s representatives.
This will be followed by a session with the Chair of the Convention, Roman Herzog,who is responsible for drawing up the draft Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
The draft Charter summarised the duties to be performed by the quaestors to serve the members and defined a number of criteria for consultation of the quaestors and their relations with the other Committee bodies.
Nevertheless, although we are aware of the situation, we would ask them tobe patient for another three weeks, until they actually see the draft Charter which will be presented at the European Council.
We believe that the draft Charter is a bad product which ought not to be taken any further. Instead, we urge the EU to ratify the European Convention on Human Rights, together with other conventions concerning social and cultural rights.
Between 17 December 1999(the date of its first meeting) and 2 October 2000(the date on which the text was presented to the European Council in Biarritz), the Convention produced a remarkable piece of work,successfully forging a broad consensus on a draft Charter that was ambitious and innovative but at the same time pragmatic.
At its fourth plenary meeting, the Convention to draw up a draft Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, chaired by Mr Roman HERZOG and Mr Inigo MENDES de VIGO, worked for the first time on a full version of the forthcoming draft Charter. .
When Europe' s fastest growing progressive democratic movement, which has its roots in France, home to the first democratic revolution, and which cannot be suspected of anything resembling Scandinavian-style Euroscepticism,is so adamant about rejecting the draft Charter, it is impossible for me to vote in favour of it.
With a view to concluding the Convention's work and forwarding the draft Charter to the Biarritz European Council, the Praesidium asked the members of the Convention to submit any comments on the preliminary draft text they considered helpful by 1 September.
Council on 26 and 27 June6and wideranging consultations with both sides of industry, on 27 September the Commission adopted,for transmission to the European Council, a draft Charter formally setting out the major principles on which the European model of labour law and, more generally, the European view of society and labour's place in it are grounded.7.
Liu was sentenced to11 years in prison in 2009 for“subversion” after drafting Charter 08, a manifesto calling for democratic reforms in China.