Sentence examples for transfer of competences from inspiring English sources

We could have pushed for the gradual transfer of competences from the EU to the FU, until the EU was left as a kind of amplified free trade area, an Efta-plus.

Lacking such transfer of competences, the mere fact that all Member States are parties to Marpol 73/78 is not sufficient, according to the Court, to bind the Community as such.

The transfer of competences in asylum policy from Member States to the European Union, despite guided by the goal to improve and harmonize diverse standards, has resulted in an uneven sharing of responsibilities for asylum seekers between Member States and a deterioration in guarantees of fundamental refugee rights.

Section I provides an introduction to the transfer of competence to the EC in areas where legally, it should be shared with the Member States.

Next is a discussion of the transfer of competence during the merger period of the three European Communities in 1965 and the end of the transitional period after the formation of the EEC (1967-1977), as well as other legal bases used by the EC for international trade agreements.

As evidence supporting the findings of this article, the influential scholars (Bickerton et al., 2015, p. 703) also define the post-Maastricht period as a new intergovernmentalist era by challenging "theories that associate integration with transfers of competences from national capitals to supranational institutions".

Much of the hearing concerned issues such as the "gradual dissolution of the state through the transfer of core competences".

Some said it was merely about putting into UK law the equivalent of the German constitutional court ruling on the Lisbon treaty, which set limits on the transfer of national competences to the EU.

Indeed, even if all the EU Member States are parties to Marpol 73/78, as they were to GATT, there has been no transfer of the competences covered by Marpol 73/78 which the Community would be "assuming" in the sense of the International Fruit case law, resulting in Marpol 73/78 being binding on the Community.

He added that the earlier transfer of legislative competence, planned for next year, gives the Scottish government options.

Moreover, Stephen and Hajnal (2011) recently suggested that the fractality of the wielding behaviour can predict the amount of transfer of perceptual competence.