Examples of using Lawmaking in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Lisbon Treaty gives the European Parliament new lawmaking powers: it now decides on the vast majority of EU legislation.
Constitutional lawmaking is unimaginable without public parliamentary debate
The General Assembly is the supreme doctrine-formulating, lawmaking, and elective authority of the Church of the Nazarene,
with great conviction in cases where we feel it is necessary to defend the subsidiarity principle in EU lawmaking.
Better lawmaking, rapporteur Mr Simpson,
systematic process whereby the lawmaking institutions can review the legislation taking all stakeholders into consideration.
Such a picture reflects a complex model of intergovernmental cooperation instead of the more dynamic process of EU lawmaking with its complicated political bargaining.
he approached it with respect but despised creative lawmaking.”.
This refers to the principle that Congress may not delegate its lawmaking power to the president or executive agencies.
The discussion also demonstrated how essential it is for competition authorities to invest in promoting competition principles in the national lawmaking processes where RBC law initiatives are discussed.
each to handle various issues of Galactic government and lawmaking.
more streamlined and simpler lawmaking.
amended by the various EU lawmaking bodies.
There is growing concern in parliament at a lack of transparency over the royals' role in lawmaking.
each to handle various issues of Galactic government and lawmaking.
if the overall task of"Simplifying the acquis and better lawmaking in Europe" is to be successfully achieved, a firm political will, backed up by action in the long term, appear to be essential requirements.
Better lawmaking: The EU cannot resort to protectionist measures to restrict access to its markets; so,
Better lawmaking: The EU should not resort to protectionist measures to restrict access to its markets;
It also means less lawmaking, combating legislative inflation
It also means less lawmaking, combating legislative inflation