Examples of using Renationalisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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I think we should rule out the renationalisation of structural funds and I particularly welcomed
In the case of the renationalisation option, it would be more difficult to orient Europe's research
The renationalisation of development aid makes it harder to build comprehensive partnerships with African countries,
In a European Union where we are seeing moves towards renationalisation in all areas, the Treaty of
Calls on the Commission to closely monitor the renationalisation of public utilities in EU Member States
A renationalisation of policy due to the crisis and possible conflicts between Member States' interests,
innovation policies: The renationalisation option consists of discontinuing EU research
I would like to say quite openly that the renationalisation even of parts of the current cohesion policy would have a serious impact on disadvantaged regions, including those in Germany and, in particular, eastern Germany.
safeguards for development policy and against renationalisation of Community policies,
Whereas regionalisation should not lead to renationalisation, this being incompatible with the CFP,
Although hidden protectionism has been on the rise, and renationalisation and fragmentation are still looming, the EU is
the number of Members who want renationalisation has risen dramatically.
that there should be no future renationalisation in this area.
that there must be no shift away from this towards renationalisation in the future, while also hoping that the regions will be strengthened in keeping with the principle of subsidiarity.
I do not think that renationalisation is a solution because, in my opinion, the Member States
within an EU procedural framework, which is not the same thing as renationalisation.
Structural reforms under the programme should be understood as including programmes of public investment, the renationalisation or re-municipalisation of public goods
in the belief that each individual part will be able to survive on its own- the renationalisation rhetoric that many politicians are giving their people.
to the second pillar, itself cofinanced, which would contradict the objective we have set of avoiding the renationalisation of the common agricultural policy.
More flexibility for member states but no renationalisation of the EU farm policy.