Examples of using Intergovernmental method in English and their translations into Greek
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Community and intergovernmental method.
The intergovernmental method has failed to bear fruit at institutional level.
The common foreign andsecurity policy where the intergovernmental method prevails.
The intergovernmental method has been much maligned recently and contrasted with the Community method. .
Today the EU pays the high price for choosing the intergovernmental method over the expansion of federation.
However, there is still morework to be done, with more Community method and less intergovernmental method.
It is because the intergovernmental method is not working.
My final and perhaps most important point is this:the failure of this conference is also a failure of the intergovernmental method.
It pays for choosing the intergovernmental method over the expansion of federation.
In reality, when a given need, such as in the area of security,is strongly felt by members, the intergovernmental method works very well.
My worry is that the intergovernmental method is not sufficient and that we should move over to the first pillar.
Firstly, with regard to the choice of city,we are proposing to replace the previous intergovernmental method with a Community method. .
Under this intergovernmental method, the EU countries are evaluated by one another(peer pressure), with the Commission's role being limited to surveillance.
Police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters Once again, as everyone recognises, it is the intergovernmental method which is holding us back.
Under this intergovernmental method, the EU countries are evaluated by one another(peer pressure), with the Commission's role being limited to surveillance.
This would have enabled it to be set up within the Community framework with democratic participation and control.Reverting to the intergovernmental method is fatal.
The intergovernmental method will be complemented by the Community method, rather than being abolished, which is perfectly reasonable, given that the European Union is a union of nations and a union of states.
I am sure that European economic policies will have to be based,sooner or later, on a Community rather than an intergovernmental method, as is the case now.
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.
In addition, we have recently heard some authoritative voices arguing in favour of deepening economic governance, butat the same time stating that it can only be done through the intergovernmental method.
We stand shoulder to shoulder with you, butin Council circles there are ideas of moving more towards the intergovernmental method, including with regard to the Stability and Growth Pact.
At Nice, you failed precisely because the intergovernmental method is an obstacle in itself, in that it favours those who are lagging behind and forces everyone to conform to their slow pace.
Governmentalism is a concept of large countries, even though there are,fortunately, large countries that do not believe in this intergovernmental method. It is the Community method that the President of the Council must defend.
It contrasts with the intergovernmental method of operation used in decision-making, mainly on Common Foreign and Security Policy and aspects of police and judicial cooperation.
For this very reason I support this being done according to the community method, not according to the intergovernmental method, ultimately rewarding governments for not having done what they should have done in time.
The intergovernmental method, focused always on how to win the next election rather than how to avoid the next crisis, must be replaced by a strong and accountable form of economic governance at the European level.
However, I would be sorry to see Community-wide involvement disappear completely, and not just be reduced, if no agreement were reached.There is a great temptation for governments to say:'Why do we not just carry on as we have been with a purely intergovernmental method?'.
This is the most negative,most undemocratic part of the intergovernmental method: the whims of the human element, the results of last-minute bargaining and the obligation to achieve a result at all costs.
The Amsterdam Treaty is one cause of this stagnation, this political paralysis, but not the only one:the other is bad will on the part of governments, and the intergovernmental method has proved unfit to overcome the institutional difficulties.
This is why your condemnation today of the intergovernmental method, which Parliament has never ceased to view as one of the principle causes of Europe' s impotence at both internal and international level.