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How could one reduce the democratic deficit?

This democratic gap is added to the democratic deficit of the European institutions.

Community, for there is a risk it will become worse after 1993 ?

Measured against this I wonder if Mr Her man's report actually helps us much.

It seems obvious to me that the answer must be 'no'.

Democratic deficit in the European Community.

Subject Democratic deficit in the European Community

My second observation concerns the democratic deficit.

Mr Delors says, moreover, that to be 'generous externally we need to be strong internally.'

Thirdly, a democratic deficit.

This Parliament is concerned about the democratic deficit.

This is another democratic deficit.

This is a wonderful example of the democratic deficit.

Ending the Islamic Democracy Deficit

Question No 73 by Mr Newton The democratic deficit

We shall work for Europe to be a Europe of solidarity.

having regard to the Vienna Convention of 1986 on the law of Treaties between States and International Organizations or between International Organizations,

The other thing, Mr President, is the question of the democratic deficit.

We talk a great deal about the democratic deficit in here.

We still have a growing democratic deficit.

In a sense, the information deficit and the democratic deficit are part of the same problem.

The information deficit is actually more serious than the democratic deficit that we often talk about.

Most of these countries suffer a significant democratic deficit.

But Europe cannot be built on this democratic deficit.

We shall have a lively debate in Parliament on that one.

This is undemocratic and technocratic.

MARIN, DAVID democratic control of issues that have been ceded to the Community or have de facto left national parliaments because they can no longer control these matters.

The success of stage one of the EMU may well depend on this.

President Delors talks about the democratic deficit and subsidiarity.

Any other procedure would mean a huge democratic deficit.

That is the real scandal of the democratic deficit in Europe.

The European Union is often accused of having a democratic deficit.

(iii) stresses, further, that the Intergovernmental Conference must commence its work before the end of 1990 and complete it by the end of June 1991 at the latest and that the democratic deficit, decisionmaking by qualified majority particularly in social and environmental policy economic and monetary union and the expansion of the Community's political responsibilities should be on its agenda

Question Time is one way of helping to bridge the democratic deficit.

A lot of people unfairly criticise us for the democratic deficit.

Secondly, the democratic deficit must not start to widen again.

This is referred to by the polite euphemism of a 'democratic deficit' .

Well before the crisis, the European Union was widely perceived to be suffering from a democratic deficit.

At all events, this is a separate problem from that of the democratic deficit.

Above all it is a political issue that involves the people of the Community.

The help provided by Rechar could thus be of really significant importance to people in these mining communities.

But what they did not say is more significant than what they did.

This is the case where respect for human rights, or a more active role on an equal footing for women in society, or environmental protection, or incentives for private initiative as a necessary contribution to economic development etc., are concerned.

He assures us constantly that he will find solutions to this democratic deficit.