Examples of using Judicial control in English and their translations into Danish
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They referred in particular to the advantages of legal instruments, judicial control mechanisms and transparency rules in Community law.
Something else to be welcomed is the European Court of Justice's monitoring of the decisions of the EU Council, which will make for judicial control and transparency.
must be subject to parliamentary and judicial control.
as well as complicating judicial control.
indeed on mechanisms to ensure both democratic accountability and judicial control of Europol.
ensure the necessary possibility of judicial control and the requisite cooperation between national regulatory bodies,
We are also in favour of greater judicial control; and so I consider the proposal of the Group of the Alliance of Liberals
to a“margin of discretion” which is subject only to limited judicial control?
Possible ex ante judicial control drawing inspiration from TEC Article 300(6)
public opinion also exercise such a control to the extent that they control the positions adopted by their government representatives in the Council;(b) judicial control: by appeal to the Court of Justice
namely the need to establish judicial control in this area and to provide for systematic consultation of the European Parliament.
to subject the legality of this exchange of information to judicial control.
should be replaced by Community legislation, so that judicial control is in the hands of the Court of Justice of the European Communities and democratic control is in the hands of the European Parliament.
must be subject to judicial control in the Member States, and may only be processed on a case-by-case basis.
Finally, it confirmed that in areas covered by Article 92 of the Treaty the Commission enjoyed extensive powers of assessment and that judicial control must be limited to verifying the accuracy of the facts
protecting them with regard to the judicial control which can be exercised at national level.
making observance of those rights subject to an external system of judicial control.
one of them being that it should also include operational activity- this in spite of the fact that Europol is subject to inadequate parliamentary and judicial control and characterized by a serious lack of openness
The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg will acquire the authority to exercise judicial control over the acts of the EU's institutions, bodies and agencies, including decisions made by the European Court of Justice, with regard to compliance with the convention, thereby creating an additional layer of judicial control over fundamental rights within the EU.
that proper democratic and judicial control over the highly important matters of the security of the citizens and the free movement of persons can be achieved only through regulation by the European people themselves.