Examples of using Renationalization in English and their translations into German
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Reversing Europe's Renationalization.
This renationalization of politics has been occurring across the E. U.
You spoke of a tendency towards renationalization in Europe.
The renationalization of European politics is a product, first and foremost, of generational change.
Subsidiarity- yes; decentralization- yes; renationalization- no!
But the latest"renationalization" is also taking place under pressure from right-wing populists.
More decentralisation should not, however, lead to any renationalization of policies.
Simplification must not, however, lead to a renationalization of the European rules and regulations needed in the single market.
This reprehensible act is an example of precisely the sort of thing that Kohl and Chirac claim not to have in mind, that is,an attempt to encourage renationalization and populism.
It is this movement that most effectively challenges the renationalization of politics and the fragmentation of European space.
Europe is experiencing a renationalization of political life, with countries clawing back the sovereignty they once willingly sacrificed in pursuit of a collective idea.
However, the contrary seems to take place: One is witnessing a renationalization of European defense policies.
Aggressive power politics, renationalization, and transnational perpetrators of violence are destabilizing the existing international order within Europe as well.
So what was intended to unite Europe has in fact divided it. Boyer isnot the only person to now fear a renationalization, a decade of economic stagnation and political nationalism.
Addressing that flaw requires renationalization of banking, and breaking up the activities of large financial institutions.
She continues to insist on theneed to reorganize the European government of mobility in a historical moment that is characterized by the renationalization of politics in Europe.
Boyer is not the only person to now fear a renationalization, a decade of economic stagnation and political nationalism.
On 19 September, Parliament stressed in a resolution' the potential risks that the agrimonetary systemcould generate in terms of distortion of competition and renationalization of the CAP.
Since then more slogans have been added, such as subsidiarity,decentralization and renationalization, which together with this slogan could produce a highly explosive mixture.
The renationalization of the CAP intervention and support mechanisms-and the renationalization of the prices and incomes policycan in my view not be comprehensively and categorically rejected.
At all events, cooperation between national courts andthe Commission must not be understood as entailing any"renationalization" whatsoever of the Community competition policy.
So the hearing showed that there must be no renationalization of the decision-making processes and illustrated that the requirement of unanimity has once again pushed the European Parliament to the limits of its tolerance and the people of Europe to the limits of their patience and understanding of the process of European integration.
In a country where there is 14% unemployment, with massive financial problems, it is exceedingly difficult to get any money from the Member State government,leaving aside the whole problem of the renationalization problem.
More extensive use of tax incentives would undoubtedly enable us to increase the efficiency of environmental policy andalso improve the cost/benefit balance to prevent renationalization that would certainly not help us achieve the required coordination between the various sectors involved.
It is trapped between no longer and not yet, paralysed on one side by its cowardice to continue along the path, and on the other by its fear of the backlash; between amnesia about what it all meant and absence of imagination about where it is all going,between post-national development and brutish renationalization.
Will it just be a question of how a common fisheries policy should change for the future, or will they actually consider the broadspectrum of alternatives which might go from complete renationalization- not something that I would advocate- but through regionalization and into a completely unified European fleet?
There is a current of opinion, as honourable Members are well aware, which considers that in view of the 80% it should perhaps be the Member States and their own national control institutions which should have full responsibility in supervising Community expenditure; that is to say, the pure andstrict application of the principle of subsidiarity to budgetary control and its renationalization.
As Greens we cannot andwill not respond to this trend by advocating renationalization, but we certainly can take every opportunity, even before the appearance of the longoverdue European codes of conduct, to insist that steps, however small, be taken to curb this destructive tendency; this can be done by appropriate use of the Commission's right of initiative as well as by prudent application of the subsidiarity principle.
If that is true- and in principle anyone might have said the same- then I see a very great danger here: if people think we have too much money and that we lack not just the administration but even the political ability to distribute it,then the result will be renationalization not just of finance but of politics too.
Sad experience, starting with the Gulf crisis and followed by the break-up of Yugoslavia, the Bosnia-Herzegovina drama and the tragedies in Africa- leaving aside the confusion with regard to Turkey- should have taught usthat the growing trend in European foreign policy is more towards renationalization than communautization.