Traduction de «relation état-citoyens » (Français → Anglais) :

5. Stresses the crucial role of the EU institutions in ensuring respect for the principle of linguistic parity, in relations between Member States and in the EU institutions themselves, as also in EU citizens’ relations with national administrations and with Community and international institutions and bodies;

Any attempt on the part of public powers to change marriage by diminishing the father-mother-child relationship to the benefit of the state-citizen relationship usurps citizens' freedoms and is a breach of natural law.

Any attempt by unelected officials of the courts or by any other branch of government to claim ownership of marriage, to alter it without the support of a significant majority of the people, or to diminish the father-mother-child relationship in favour of the state-citizen relation, usurps the natural rights and freedoms of the people and constitutes a serious breach of the public trust.

1.14 considers that the fuller recognition of the local and regional dimension within the new architecture of the Union will both improve its effectiveness and its linkages with citizens: European integration should entail political decision-making where account is taken of the views of local and regional authorities, as it is these spheres of governance that are responsible for the transposition and implementation of a large proportion of EU legislation and policy, and are closest to the citizen so can therefore contribute substantially to the quality of Union legislation; [Article I-5] however states that consultation cannot substitut ...[+++]e responsibility and accountability of regions and local authorities within their respective spheres of competence which have to be respected; they must be given the chance to prove that they can, according to the internal provisions of the respective Member State, sufficiently achieve the objectives of the intended action;

Although awareness of "1992" is as low in the United States (28%) as in Japan (29%), US citizens are more likely to believe that US-Western European relations will improve (17%) rather than be harmed (6%) by it.

So the purpose of the ERASMUS Programme is (a) to enable an increasing number of students - at least 10% from 1992 onwards - to become familiarized with the facts of European life by spending a recognized study period in another Member State; (b) in this way to turn out graduates with direct experience of intra-Community cooperation, thus broadening the base from which intensive economic and social cooperation can be worked up in the European Community; (c) to establish closer ties between citizens of the different Member States, so as to consolidate the concept of a People's Europe (1) The term "university" is used to describe all types of higher education and train ...[+++]ing institutions.