Examples of using Ratification processes in English and their translations into Swedish
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The ratification processes must be respected
We know of many countries that are well advanced in their ratification processes.
The ratification processes in the countries intending to accede to the Treaty are also well advanced.
We all rely on the success of all 25 ratification processes for this Treaty to enter into force.
However, our votes should not in any way be seen as us pre-empting the individual Member States' ratification processes.
Its entry into force is subject to the completion of the ratification processes, whereas the Interim Agreement entered into force on 1 June 2001.
I expect the Member States that did not ratify the Lisbon Treaty to continue their own ratification processes.
Its entry into force is subject to the completion of the ratification processes, whereas the Interim Agreement applies provisionally since 1 January 2002.
The Irish Government has set out clearly its respect for the right of other countries to continue their ratification processes.
It is to be hoped that this timeframe is in synch with the ratification processes that are currently taking place,
the next stage will be to go on to the various and multifarious ratification processes.
Yes, we need to respect all national ratification processes, but when a government, on behalf of a state, signs a treaty it takes a solemn commitment to put it into force.
that it would be wise for all the Member States to complete their ratification processes.
the 26 Member States should complete their ratification processes and that our Irish friends should then be invited to analyse this situation
to successfully complete these ratification processes.
Accordingly, I do not believe that we should suggest that the Council set out coordinated approaches for scheduling national ratification processes or that it encourage Parliament to take control
that it could be implemented without lengthy national ratification processes.
Our approach in the Commission has been to do this in a formally absolutely correct way and to respect the ratification processes- not to anticipate
at the mercy of 27 ratification processes.
to bring these ratification processes to a successful conclusion.
and to coordinate ratification processes.
cause the process of adopting the Constitutional Treaty to fail for the whole of the EU, we can no longer deem the ratification processes to be national.
The ratification process must stop,
At the same time, the ratification process continued in several Member States.
The Council started the ratification process for the agreement on 14 June 2010.
Experience shows that the ratification process will take between 18
Unfortunately, the ratification process was blocked.
Consequently, we opted to persevere with the ratification process.
Secondly, the ratification process started in Hungary.
This is why we are extremely concerned by the delays in the ratification process.