Examples of using Legislative powers in English and their translations into Danish
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with executive and legislative powers: state powers, .
One of the problems most often raised in relation to the system of delimiting legislative powers is its lack of clarity.
The rapporteur is advocating the stricter monitoring of the Commission in its exercising of its delegated legislative powers.
The 1992 Treaty on European Union takes a further step towards recognition of the legislative powers of Parliament.
We also object to the European Parliament's distinguishing between different regions by giving regional parliaments with legislative powers the opportunity to participate in the European Parliament's committee work.
provided that it would not have any legislative powers.
one would be misusing employees' freedom of movement in order to attribute greater legislative powers to the European Union than it currently has.
still subject to the legislative powers of the Union.
This simply cannot be tolerated when we know that the European Union has legislative powers and citizens have a right to information throughout the entire legislative process.
Some members regretted that the protocols did not provide for the direct involvement of regional parliaments with legislative powers in the mechanisms and measures which they establish.
a European Parliament with unlimited legislative powers and no xenophobia.
It must not be used instead of legal acts in areas for which the Community has legislative powers.
the Treaty of Lisbon, which includes this under the legislative powers of the European Parliament.
has very strong legislative powers.
Regions with legislative powers, however, which have their own responsibilities,
especially rights of semi-privileged access in the case of regions with legislative powers.
It concerns the opportunity for certain regions alone, those with legislative powers, to defend their rights before the Court of Justice.
That proposed, quite modestly, to recognise in any debate on the future of Europe the political and legislative powers of the current 15 States.
Everyone is very pleased with the separation we have been able to establish between the legislative powers and the control structure;
it does not create new legislative powers for this purpose.