Examples of using Parliaments in English and their translations into Czech
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The Parliaments on both sides of the Atlantic have a major role to play in the whole process.
Here in the European Parliament, we have a process of legislation which,
The parliaments are to give their input in the annual progress reports
You know how much of a believer I am in the role of the parliaments, both as actors and as scrutineers of the democratic process.
PT The parliaments of Latin America
Finally, I would like to use this debate to stress once more the democratic deficit of this revision, which our parliaments were not consulted on.
will then be rushed through the parliaments that support it with indecent haste.
how should the“Future of Europe Debates” across Europe's national parliaments, cities and regions be structured?
national parliaments and also this Parliament. .
The CETA controversy has equally served as a reminder that parliaments can and must still have a central role in western democracies: guaranteeing that laws
European and African parliaments, local authorities,
16 parliaments, perhaps, must say'yes',
European Parliament and the Council, other EU institutions, national Parliaments and all those interested to come forward with suggestions on the possible short and longer term policy
However, if implementation in the various national parliaments does not take place or is inefficient, then we, the Members of this House, Parliament itself, and the European Union as a whole, are faced with a major credibility problem.
born of the Constitutional Treaty which was drafted by a convention comprising Members of national parliaments and the European Parliament, meeting in public,
National courts, as well as governments and/or parliaments, could consider a more consistent‘Article 51(field of application) screening' to assess
It strengthens the European Parliament, gives national parliaments more responsibility for shaping EU policy,
Even if the ratification of the treaty will be made in national parliaments in almost all the Member States,
otherwise they will be ignoring the realities of democratically elected parliaments and governments.
Maria Martens has identified that, if national parliaments in the ACP countries are not empowered to look at the country strategy papers