Examples of using Institutional changes in English and their translations into Danish
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We must now begin straightaway to work out the institutional changes needed for a Europe of 20 or 25 Members.
After the institutional changes in the Union's decision-making mechanisms which are a condition for admitting more members,
The Monetary Committee and the Committee of Governors of the Central Banks shall also be consulted regarding institutional changes in the monetary area.
In describing the current functioning of the institutions, the paper takes into account the institutional changes introduced by the Treaty of Nice due to come into effect on 1 February 2003.
the first thematic entity concerns the institutional changes which are being processed by the Convention
Prospective institutional changes After the adoption of the new legislation in March 1993 strengthening central bank independence
Consequently we must speed up institutional changes to ensure that enlargement goes smoothly.
This does not require great institutional changes: all it requires is the political will to achieve it.
We will not be in a position to tackle enlargement unless the necessary institutional changes are made.
taking into account the institutional changes brought by the Lisbon Treaty.
LAGAKOS(PPE).-(GR) Mr President, there is no doubt that we all agree it is certainly true that institutional changes are needed.
All these are important issues which need to be considered at the Amsterdam Summit alongside the institutional changes.
we have talked a lot about the institutional changes which have resulted from the Treaty of Lisbon.
The Danish Social Democrats oppose the view that the institutional changes should be in place prior to enlargement.
you did not have the courage to talk about the institutional changes in our country.
Fundamental institutional changes await us in the years to come,
DE I would like to say to my fellow Member that the institutional changes resulting from the Treaty of Nice,
It describes, first, how the institution evolved during that year, with the emphasis on the institutional changes aecting the Court and developments relating to its internal organisation
It describes,¤rst, how the institution evolved during the past year, with the emphasis on the institutional changes a¥ecting the Court of Justice and developments relating to its internal organisation
They will have to reflect on how the next Intergovernmental Conference could introduce institutional changes and reform the decision-making mechanisms in such a way as to ensure the full achievement of the area of freedom, security and justice.