Traduction de «Nouveau parti démocratique » (Français → Anglais) :

This is the one that came with the binder from the clerk's office: round one would be changed from six to seven minutes, and then it would be Liberal, Bloc, Conservative, and New Democratic Party; round two would be Liberal Party, Conservative Party, Bloc Québécois, Conservative Party, and New Democratic Party; round three would be Liberal Party, Conservative Party, Liberal Party, and independent MP; and round four would be Conservative Party, Bloc Québécois, Liberal Party, and New Democratic Party.

33. Considers it important to strengthen the SEPA governance and to give the renewed SEPA Council a stronger role, and that this new governing body should consist of representatives of the main relevant stakeholders and be established in such a way as to provide for democratic control through the Commission and other EU authorities; proposes that a renewed SEPA Council should lead the work, identify a time schedule and work plan, decide on the priorities and major issues, thus arbitrating disagreements between stakeholders; stresses that democratic control should be ensured through the Commission, with the ECB and the EBA having promin ...[+++]ent roles;

We are pleased that there is now a period of three or four months that will allow for further talks, especially with the new government, which we support very much, given the important role of the democratic party in that government.

Today there is a fresh challenge, namely to establish parties capable of coping with new levels of conflict and decision-making; parties which rebuild democratic participation and a democratic role for Parliament, outside the system of broad coalitions and intergovernmental cooperation that stifles democratic debate.

Today there is a fresh challenge, namely to establish parties capable of coping with new levels of conflict and decision-making; parties which rebuild democratic participation and a democratic role for Parliament, outside the system of broad coalitions and intergovernmental cooperation that stifles democratic debate.

This new policy, largely brought about by the Prime Minister, Mr Georgevski, and the President of the Democratic Party of Albanians in Macedonia, Mr Xhaferi, and by the OSCE Special Envoy, Mr Van der Stoel, will also make it possible to reintegrate into a normal course of education around 7000 Albanian students in Macedonia who have been studying at the unofficial University of Tetovo and who would otherwise have no prospects for the future and would become an easy prey for populists and supporters of a violent solution to the question of community relations in Macedonia.