Sentence examples for a subsidiarity from inspiring English sources

For why can we not have a subsidiarity of capital?

And Europe's leaders seem largely uninterested in the need for constitutional stability and a subsidiarity principle with teeth.

The empowered communities report promotes a subsidiarity funding model, to ensure targeted program delivery and avoid the bleeding of funds through administration costs.

May I therefore make this request to the President of the Commission: apply a subsidiarity test before the presentation of proposals.

As you well know, framework directives are a subsidiarity instrument, recommended by the Edinburgh Summit and adopted by the Commission in certain cases, in specific cases, but it is not going to affect the unity of Community law if it is used in situations where it is justified.

He produced a report on subsidiarity a number of years ago and from that we can draw some lessons because every single paragraph in his report, if I remember correctly, was amended in committee and then in plenary, by Parliament adopting amendments tabled by yourself.

We have identified and described four main barriers: a) the subsidiarity principle in EU policy-making, which introduces decentralization of decision making to the member states; b) fragmentation of the topic of the indoor environment; c) the differences in climate and governance among different member states that make a common policy difficult; and d) economic issues.

Cosla president David O'Neill argues there should be a debate about "subsidiarity" - whether a power is most appropriately held at a local, Scottish or UK level.

At one time he was a Member of the Liberal Group but he subsequently came to us, which was of course a step up,... (Laughter)... and above all he did something which does not come at all easily to a former French President; he wrote a report on subsidiarity.

But if a majority of national parliaments judged that a proposal infringed subsidiarity, the commission would be expected to re-examine its approach.The commission too should evolve.

Days before the byelection, Gillespie floundered in a live debate on Scottish Television when asked a question about subsidiarity in the European Union.