Examples of using Enabling clause in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Official
-
Financial
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
The enabling clause was actually activated in 2003.
I endorse our rapporteur's point about the enabling clause.
It has been argued in the House that the enabling clause will not resolve all the problems, and that a more ambitious stance is called for.
The first concerns the system proposed by the Central Bank, based on the implementation of the enabling clause.
The proposal was made in accordance with the ECB« enabling clause» contained in the Treaty of Nice.
The law also includes an enabling clause for the German government to close a public-law con-tract with the energy companies.
The first relates to the fact that I think it is essential to retain the option of thosecountries engaged in strengthened cooperation to use the enabling clause.
The enabling clause in Article 10.6 of the Statute allows the voting modalities in the Governing Council to be amended by an EU Council decision.
She then mentioned the intriguing subject of the enabling clause, and whether there should not be an enabling clause in the Convention or IGC.
Unanimity is required to recommend an amendment to the Statute of the ESCB through the simplified amendment procedure(Article 41 of the Statute) or the enabling clause Article 10.6 of the Statute.
I also support the enabling clause in connection with the convention, because we do not want to tie our hands in the event of a different political outcome occurring.
Having considered the proposals in the report, we believe them to be ambitious, but find they pose a fundamental problem.They envisage interpretations going beyond the enabling clause.
The enabling clause only provides either for all the members of the central banks to be present and for all of them to vote, or, alternatively, for a system of restricted voting. Such a system would have to involve rotation.
Turning to the most significant first, the report rejects the Central Bank's model and presents a counter-proposal. The latter is no doubt technically valid,but it is not in line with the enabling clause.
The enabling clause has not been activated in the recent reform of the EU 's institutional arrangements for financial stability, which was undertaken to enhance cooperation within EMU and the Single Market.
All the proposed GSP modalities build on solutions that comply with the requirements-in particular the Enabling Clause- of the World Trade Organisation, and its objective to provide preferences to developing countries.
The decision we have to take in the near future is whether or not to go ahead, following the accelerated procedure, and adopt the Central Bank's proposal. A decision must bemade within the next few weeks if it is to comply with the enabling clause.
Nonetheless, if a vote or decision is taken on the basis of the enabling clause, there is no doubt that the Central Bank's proposal, suitably amended, could prove useful. It would resolve the potential problem of the transition.
With reference to the country groupings in Article 11(2) of the EIB Statute(Alternate members of the Board of Directors), with a view to coming to a morebalanced composition of constituencies, the Council recalls the enabling clause of the Nice Treaty for amending the EIB Statutes.
Tripartite contracts based on an enabling clause inserted in a Community regulation, directive or decision shall be ratified by a decision of the Commission addressed to the Member State and/or the regional or local authority concerned.
Nonetheless, the key feature of theCentral Bank's proposal is based on the enabling clause in the Treaty of Nice. It is therefore based on the premise that the system legally in force may not be modified.
Under the enabling clause of Article 105( 6) of the EC Treaty and Article 25.2 of the Statute of the ESCB, the EU Council, with the assent of the European Parliament, may confer upon the ECB« specific tasks concerning policies relating to the prudential supervision of credit institutions and other financial institutions with the exception of insurance undertakings».
However, I should point out here that when drafting its proposal, the European Central Bank's hands were tied, for thepaltry spirit of the Treaty of Nice is also reflected in the enabling clause contained in Article 10.2, and we therefore do indeed need a proposal from the Convention for the Intergovernmental Conference so that a number of issues become clear: should the Executive Board have a special role?