Examples of using Nice declaration in English and their translations into German
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The Nice Declaration asks us to think about this role.
I made this point very clear and it is also part of the Nice Declaration.
Under the Nice Declaration on the future of the Union, issues to be tackled in the forthcoming debate include.
Our view also is that the Schleicher report does not follow the principles of the Nice Declaration.
Recalling the Nice Declaration, the Committee called for the role of sport to be taken into account in the Structural Funds.
The target groups will have to be broadened to include the multipliers of opinion identified in the Nice Declaration.
The Nice declaration has already identified certain topics which concern us all and about which I would like to say a few words.
He agreed that the Committee's contribution should not be limited to the four points set out in the Nice declaration.
According to the Nice Declaration, this broad debate on the future of Europe must be followed by a new Intergovernmental Conference in 2004.
The mobilisation of the opinion multipliers identified in the Nice Declaration does not rule out the organisation of citizens' debates.
In 2000 the Nice Declaration also dealt with sport, and at the 2004 intergovernmental conference it was decided that sport be included in the EU Treaty.
Since 1999, with the Helsinki Report- you remember, maybe, even better-and then the Nice Declaration, there has been, I think, a new momentum.
The Nice Declaration calls for the wide-ranging and in-depth debate on the future of the Union to be conducted with the national parliaments as well.
The wide-ranging debate called for by the Nice Declaration cannot be restricted to exchanges between European experts.
The Laeken group, of which I was a member and which prepared this Declaration, considered that the Nice Declaration was too restrictive.
The Nice declaration explicitly calls on the representatives of national Parliaments to play their part in the debate, which must be as open as possible to civil society.
This has been acknowledged at the highest European political level in various political statements,such as the 1997 Amsterdam Declaration and the 2000 Nice Declaration.
On the contrary, the Swedish Presidency has followed the Nice Declaration fully in actively trying to stimulate an important debate on the future of the European Union through a wide range of initiatives.
This morning we were rightly reminded that the European citizen doesnot evaluate our work on the basis of programmes and nice declarations, but on his day to day life.
Despite their importance, the four questions specifically identified in the Nice Declaration and restated above are not the only ones to be considered in the reflection on the future of the Union.
The Nice Declaration on the uniqueness of sport urges the Member States, supported when possible by the Community when this is compatible with its areas of responsibility, to encourage voluntary activities.
In addition, the Commission will have to help the Council Presidencies, with the active involvement of the European Parliament,to organise the broad and in-depth debate provided for in the Nice declaration.
Of course, as reflected in the Nice Declaration, the Community takes account of the inherent social, educational and cultural aspects of sport when taking action under the Treaty.
The presidency would prefer to develop further or to reformulate the four themes of the Nice Declaration, with, of course, the objective of arriving at a broader agenda.
According to the Nice Declaration, which I drafted as one of the participating prime ministers, we were only to simplify and restructure the EU's basic treaties.
The Göteborg European Council urged the Member States to continue the debate,which had been set in motion by the Nice Declaration on improved preparations for future institutional reform.
The Nice declaration calls on the Swedish and Belgian Presidencies, in cooperation with the Commission and with the involvement of the European Parliament, to encourage wide-ranging discussions with all interested parties.
The important role of sport in European society and its specific nature were recognised in December 2000 in the European Council's Declaration on the specific characteristics of sport and its social function in Europe, of which account should betaken in implementing common policies the‘Nice Declaration.
The European Economic and Social Committee is pleased that the Nice Declaration explicitly emphasises that the requisite reforms must be preceded by a"deeper and wider debate about the future development of the European Union.
Presidents, ladies and gentlemen, like Mr Cohn-Bendit,I also take the view that there is no hurry, because the Nice declaration, which started the entire process, scheduled the Intergovernmental Conference for 2004 and I believe that a good and long-lasting agreement which takes a long time to reach is better than a bad agreement reached quickly.