Examples of using Institutional issue in English and their translations into German
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Institutional issues.
This debate is not only about the institutional issue.
Institutional issues are extremely important.
All of this goes to show, Mr President-in-Office, that, yes, there really is an institutional issue.
This is because the institutional issues involved in the enlargement are not resolved by the Treaty of Nice.
We very muchagree with the your analysis regarding the need to resolve the institutional issue.
The"Forum" section of every issue examines an institutional issue from various points of view.
The EESC considers theEFIN report a valuable contribution to the discussion about the institutional issue.
A second institutional issue still to be decided concerns the future operation of the presidency of the Council of Ministers.
The discussion focused on international cooperation, enforcement practices and institutional issues.
It is not for no reason that I have left the institutional issue to last, something for which I have set out a clear course in my report.
In order to do this, however,we need to go beyond the period of reflection on the institutional issue as quickly as possible.
Institutional issues are at the centre of this question so I want to touch very briefly on the point Mr Sarlis mentioned just now.
It has already been said that, yes,we still have a few institutional issues to resolve, in particular in connection with the External Action Service.
We will continue to work with the colegislators in aneffort to find a horizontal solution to this horizontal institutional issue.
With an eye to the IGC these institutional issues clearly point up the need for the Union to be equipped with an efficient and coherent foreign policy.
It is active in six areas: migration, police and justice, gender policy,child and youth policy, institutional issues, and economy and human rights.
Finally, on institutional issues, the 2009 budget procedure was begun on the assumption that the Lisbon Treaty would enter into force next year.
It is not just a general political matter any more, nor, certainly,an academic institutional issue. It is, rather, a question of options and decisions.
That means making sure that the institutional issues which govern decisionmaking in the Union are streamlined and made ready for a bigger Union in the relatively near future.
PT Madam President, President of the Commission, ladies and gentlemen, at the beginning of this legislative term,one of the central issues under debate was the institutional issue.
The responses to the fundamental questions will help us to address the institutional issues with a clear overall vision and give the Union the institutions it requires.
FR Mr President, Mrs Lehtomäki, Mr Barroso, Mr Barroso recently mentioned the fact that it would beunwise to proceed with further enlargements without settling the institutional issue.
These institutional issues of transitions between two treaties are very difficult from a legal and political point of view, and they require wisdom from all institutions.
As regards how to involve civil society andthe general public in the debate on the institutional issue, I should also like to say that we in the Commission have been active.
So it is not a personal issue, but it is a serious institutional issue, because this type of attack reflects a populist undercurrent which resorts to manipulation by oversimplifying important and complex matters, an undercurrent opposed to the Europe we are engaged in building.
But where the European Counciltook a new direction was in showing that the institutional issue is not dead, dormant, asleep, or whatever word the euro-pessimists might use.
The Amsterdam Agreement did not solve the institutional issue, which it refers to new negotiations at the beginning of the new millennium, and I hope that those amendments will be based on the ideas upon which the ideal of the building of Europe was based, and that counterproductive and artificial discriminations between the Members will be avoided.
Participants in Rome addressed challenging institutional issues, while London and Prague featured debates on applications and the role of international co-operation, respectively.
Across negotiations of all funding programmes, an institutional issue has arisen: the request by the European Parliament to define objectives, priorities, financial allocations and other elements of budget implementation through delegated acts.