Examples of using Draft constitution in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The 2000 draft Constitution was not adopted.
Same-sex marriages allowed in Cuba's draft constitution.
The draft constitution is full of democratic shortcomings.
The procedure provided for in the draft Constitution offers positive starting points.
A draft constitution will be submitted to the people via a referendum.
It should also be remembered that the Treaty ofLisbon is a compromise on the previous EU draft constitution.
The draft constitution is expected to be approved on Monday.
Having regard to the joint local EUstatement of 18 December 2015 on the referendum on a draft constitution in Rwanda.
It is based on the draft Constitution as it was presented to the Thessaloniki European Council on 20 June 2003.
The Council took stock of the latest developments in Egypt,ahead of the planned referendum on a draft constitution on 15 December.
Even the draft Constitution clearly assumes that a Union of 25 Member States cannot possibly operate in the same way as a Union of 15.
After more than a year of debates,the Convention reached a consensus toforward a draft Constitution to the European Council.
Thus the Council believes the draft constitution, referendum and elections, as currently conceived, will not address the many problems facing Burma/Myanmar.
In writing.-(CS) The Lisbon Treaty has become a dead document,just as when the French and the Dutch rejected the EU draft Constitution.
Admittedly, a constitutional referendum has been announced and a draft constitution has been published, but this lacks any democratic legitimacy.
The draft Constitution sets out clearly the matters for which the Member Stateshave transferred powers to act to the Union and introduces aclassificationof the Union's powers.
The European Parliament and the Council can thus establish common definitionsand penaltiesin respect of a series of serious andcross-border offenceswhichare listed in the draft Constitution.
The draft Constitution stipulates that the Court of Justice comprises the European Court of Justice, the High Court(today called the Court of First Instance) and specialised courts.
A global analysis of the impact of accession on the European Union's structure and the way it operates was one of the main concerns of the European Convention andis behind a whole series of initiatives set out in the draft constitution.
Part III of the draft Constitution sets out the general principles underlying the fields in which the EU Member States have decided either to pool their resources or to cooperate.
Under the terms of the current Treaties, the Union had no competence to adhereto the ECHR,while this competence is explicitly provided for in the draft Constitution, which stipulates that the Union will endeavour to adhere to the ECHR.
The draft Constitution will also enable the Union to adopt framework laws oncriminal procedure, with regard to the rights of victims and personal rights incriminal procedure.
In keeping with this approach, which incidentally is not new16 andhas not been changed in the draft Constitution either, most of the consumer protection directives that have been adopted include a"minimal clause", worded more or less as follows:.
The draft Constitution stipulates that a European law of the Council- the“multiannual financial framework”- establishes the annual ceilings for the Union'sexpenditure.
The Commission has the task ofpresenting the draft annual budget for the Union. The draft Constitution envisages the adoption of the budget by the European Parliamentand the Council using a much simpler procedure than thatcurrently applied.
The draft Constitution should allow the public to take action more easily againstthe Union regulations on which sanctions are based, even if they do not affectthem individually(as imposed in the Treaties today).
Unlike the existing Treaties, the draft Constitution gives the Counciland the European Parliament the power to adopt laws or framework laws toensure a high level of access to justice.
The draft Constitution introduces a new definition of qualified majoritywithinthe Council: this majority should be simplified and be defined as from 2009 as adecision bringing together the majority of the Member States representing atleast 60% of the Union's population.
Under the terms of the draft Constitution, the institutional framework as suchincludes the European Parliament, the European Council, the Council of Ministers, the European Commissionand the Court of Justice.
However, the draft Constitution gives the Union appropriateand crimemeansof reaching solutions consonant with the scale of the challenge facingthe Union(how to ensure the freedom of movement of people, how to fightagainst terrorism and serious crime, how to manage migratory flows).