Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Intergovernmental conference must in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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On this fortieth anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, the Intergovernmental Conference must see it as its task to re-establish the conditions that will enable the Union to regain the confidence of its citizens.
The next Intergovernmental Conference must result in a democratic,
That is the great question the Intergovernmental Conference must answer by making sure pressure towards renationalization driven by individual interests does not close down or blur the image of the common European good.
Mr President, the informal Dublin Summit produced no specific conclusions other than an official confirmation: that the Intergovernmental Conference must finish its work next June at the Amsterdam Council.
The Intergovernmental Conference must lead to greater democracy,
we agree with the request for the Commission to take an initiative to make it clearer, and the Intergovernmental Conference must also take responsibility for this.
Firstly, the Intergovernmental Conference must be concluded in Nice this winter,
than 20 Member States, a new Intergovernmental Conference must be convened to review the problem of the institutions their composition and functioning.
The Intergovernmental Conference must not, therefore, change the overall structure
I therefore believe that the Intergovernmental Conference must concentrate on genuinely political issues,
This particularly difficult process means that the next Intergovernmental Conference must proceed on a two-tier basis.
That is why the results of the Intergovernmental Conference must also meet the requirements of the European Parliament.
Mrs Theato's report stresses that the current Intergovernmental Conference must change the conditions for work under the third pillar.
Nevertheless, the negotiations which will begin after the Intergovernmental Conference must concentrate on establishing the conditions that are required to make integration a politically constructive process.
We are of the opinion that the future Intergovernmental Conference must reconsider the construction of the EMU,
For us Liberals, it is an obvious fact, and one that needs to be crystal-clear, that the present intergovernmental conference must be the last before new Member States are admitted.
The Council must realise that, if we want the future of the European Union to involve a form of enlargement built on firm foundations, the next Intergovernmental Conference must go much further.
Amongst other things, this means that the Intergovernmental Conference must aim to improve the institutions, the way in which they function and the European Union' s policies, before we can allow new members in.
What I am saying here on the record of the House is that any future intergovernmental conference must maintain the right of smaller Member States to nominate a member to the European Commission at all times.
which we must respect, the Intergovernmental Conference must change the rules for social policy to avoid being taken hostage by individual states.
