Examples of using Post-nice process in English and their translations into German
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Which is why I believe that we need to use the post-Nice process to save the Union from Nice.
In the post-Nice process, major changes must be achieved in the decisions as they now stand.
We were delighted to hear thatthe European Parliament will be fully involved in the post-Nice process.
The post-Nice process now gives us the opportunity to reassert the importance of politics.
Priority sectors were agriculture and rural development, justice and homeaffairs, EMU, internal market and the post-Nice process.
It is not about the post-Nice process, it is about standing on the verge of a renewed European unification process and we must make this clear.
We take you at your word, President Chirac, and I was delighted to hear that youwant to involve the European Parliament closely in the post-Nice process.
We must ensure that the post-Nice process is speeded up through public debate and a convention and can be wrapped up by the end of 2003, as the Méndez de Vigo/Seguro report suggests.
Other important concerns of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs relate to the candidate countries' participatingas soon as possible in the so-called post-Nice process.
The post-Nice process and the Convention are crucial in ensuring that genuine democratic reform can be achieved and that European citizens can play a part in that.
We were delighted to hear that the President of France, Jacques Chirac,has followed Commission President Prodi in calling for a public debate on the post-Nice process.
We want a post-Nice process in which the European Parliament is involved both in setting the agenda and in the decision-making process. .
We need to set in motion a large-scale debate on the future of Europe:this must be the post-Nice process if we want to revitalise Europeanism in a profoundly different environment.
In Britain the choice could not be clearer in our coming election: toguarantee a decentralised Europe that works, only the Conservatives offer an agenda which can get the post-Nice process right.
I believe the post-Nice Process lends itself extremely well to this, and in this connection I would also ask the Commission to always keep in mind that Parliament is not happy with the current wording of Article 133.
I have a very straightforward question to put to you: are you- the Commission- ready and will we manage this year, in 2001, to present a common Commission andParliament proposal for Laeken on the subsequent structure of the post-Nice process?
Several people have mentioned it here and besides,you will have noticed that the conclusions on the post-Nice process include wide consultation of all sorts of players in society, including Parliament, and concluding with what we hope will be a short IGC.
Post-Nice process: As the Treaty's designated representative of organised civil society, the Committee has shown that it is fully able to effectively exercise the participatory rights of civil society organisations through its work and to really enhance the governance concept through its actions.
In other words, you should have anticipated the need tofocus on the fundamental issues to be worked out in the post-Nice process, namely the division of powers, and seen if you as the Commission, as the institution with the right of initiative in the European Union, could set a good example here.
There was a two-day seminar on the external relations of the European Union in which 80 TEAM members participated; a three-and-a-half-day seminar on enlargement in which 60 TEAM members participated;and a two-day seminar on the future of Europe, the post-Nice process and the European Convention, in which 103 TEAM members participated.
It is just, Mr President, that when your Vice-President, Mr Barnier, states during a recent discussion incommittee that we should propose a sort of forum for the post-Nice process in which everyone is involved- members of parliament, civil society- then I say no, not if this forum is in lieu of a convention.
Lastly, a final question:do you have the courage to initiate your own process of openness in relation to the post-Nice era, of precisely the kind put forward by the President of the Commission?
I would like to reiterate my support for the proposal that the post-Nice debate should become a constitutional process, as this is the best option in order to clarify and fix the political content of the Union in the 21st Century.
The process of enlargement must be seen from this point of view, as must the post-Nice order, involving a Convention which should not be content to fritter away its time but, as the European Parliament has recommended, should work out a coherent basis for a decision on a constitutional treaty.
As the Charter and the post-Nice European reform process are directly linked, we should remember that again it was the German Presidency that picked up the baton in the first half of 1997‑ following the temporary deadlock brought about by the referenda in France and the Netherlands‑ and made a fresh attempt, showing determination and considerable strategic skills, to ensure the ultimate success of the reform of the European Union.