Examples of using Intergovernmentalism in English and their translations into German
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Some prefer intergovernmentalism.
Intergovernmentalism has never worked within the European Union.
There is a creeping tendency towards intergovernmentalism.
But this intergovernmentalism is not up to the tasks that need to be done in a monetary union.
We need more Community method and less intergovernmentalism.
Intergovernmentalism, too, along with the failure of European integration to make progress, had a considerable hand in it.
At all costs, we have to avoid a retreat into old-style sovereignty,territorial claims and intergovernmentalism.
I hope that the balance between intergovernmentalism and supranationalism will not be fundamentally shifted;
The real issue is the battle as old as the Communities themselves:the battle between supranationalism and intergovernmentalism.
We therefore need a stronger Europe, instead of the suspicions and intergovernmentalism that have recently been the order of the day.
If that happens, then intergovernmentalism is no longer the order of the day, and the community method will have been adopted.
This financial perspective is tragically lacking in ambition for the future of the European project andmerely helps to promote intergovernmentalism.
There is no dilemma between'communautarianism' and intergovernmentalism, between merits or quotas, between old and new Member States.
That too can be used to learn some lessons. It shows us what happenswhen we move away from the Community method to intergovernmentalism.
For instance, what is his or her real mandate, if intergovernmentalism and unanimity continue to apply in the sphere of common foreign and security policy?
My ninth point is that we need to study the effects of all the measures on thereal economy and we need more Europe and less intergovernmentalism.
Many people have raised the Community method versus the intergovernmental method,suggesting that intergovernmentalism was the reason for the failure of the Lisbon Strategy as well.
They make it a little bit better, a little bit faster, but at the end,it continues to be an open coordination method based on intergovernmentalism.
At a time of interdependence and a globalised world,clinging to national sovereignties and intergovernmentalism is not only warfare against the European spirit, it is but an addiction to political impotence.
Beneath all of this is the interinstitutional battle and both Mr Prodi and Parliament are desperate to preserve the Community method,fearing there is too much intergovernmentalism about.
Could you tell us what part intergovernmentalism plays in your European strategy, in particular, with regard to the economic governance that we are lacking and the establishment of the External Action Service?
Such interpretations are surprising,because the Treaty of Lisbon is, in fact, the exact opposite of intergovernmentalism: it strengthens the European dimension.
I should like on behalf of our group to make it perfectly clear that the debates in the Council today and at the summit in Seville must be predicated on strengtheningthe European Community, because we need strong European institutions and must not slip back into intergovernmentalism.
Our theoretical framework builds on the comparative political economy literature and liberal intergovernmentalism and argues that domestic economic, fiscal and political factors explain member states' preferences.
However, for those of us who regard ourselves as deeply pro-European, it is sad to see that this transatlantic relationship is still laden with two items of ballast that previously made it sink:too much mercantilism and too much intergovernmentalism.
In another context, this morning, when speaking about the European Union action,Commissioner Patten said that military and political intergovernmentalism is ineffectual, and he added more or less that it produces incoherent initiatives.
And the question of global intergovernmentalism raises the basic issue of what principles this global intergovernmentalism is to be based on, so that we live in a world which will have many problems, but which will resolve its problems peacefully, in a spirit of justice and respect for human beings and our environment.
First to the Commission: on Schengen, you want a Community mechanism for collective decision-making,you want to move away from intergovernmentalism, you want a lock on the political opportunism that we have seen from Italy and from France.
But it is equally important that the Member States should acknowledge what you in European Parliament and those working on the CFSP have long understood:that mere intergovernmentalism can be a recipe for weakness and mediocrity, for a European foreign policy of the lowest-common denominator.
And we can ensure that Iraq and how the problem of Iraq has been dealt with will be the exception in the international community rather than the rule,thereby safeguarding global intergovernmentalism, which there is an increasing call for, and the application of the basic principles which we embrace and serve, be it in the Council, the European Parliament or the Commission.