Sentences with phrase «member states intent»

Not exact matches

One intent of the EU's Maastricht Treaty was to keep down debt levels of member states, but it was not carefully followed.

But Article 50 provides that withdrawal will in any event take place two years after notification of intent to withdraw, unless the European Council and the departing Member State agree to the contrary.

It has been around for decades and debated repeatedly by members of the State Assembly so there is no confusion as to what the legislative intent is.

«The governor is intent on electing Democrats to the state senate to pass his agenda and shore up the blue wall at home, while also electing Democratic Congress members to fight Trump and his fellow Republicans» anti-New York agenda,» said a Democratic source.

It was noted that this case was historical, as it confirmed that even non-binding EU intents are now binding on one of its member states.

The letter, which was addressed to both Cuomo and the members of the Gaming Facility Location Board, notes the original, stated intent of the casino expansion amendment approved by voters last year was to increase job growth and aid to schools.

«That in order to facilitate your obtaining goods by false pretences, forged bill of lading with number 598286020 of Maersk Line Limited and No Molu 11007950841 of Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Limited by knowingly putting a false GTB stamp signature of its (members of) staff on the bill of lading with intent that they might be used or acted upon as genuine to the prejudice of any person whether within Lagos State or elsewhere.»

NEWBURGH >> City of Newburgh Mayor Judy Kennedy and town of Newburgh Supervisor Gil Piaquadio have invited members of the New York State Gaming Facility Location Board to see firsthand what the elected officials say is a site that fits the economic revitalization intent of the casino law.

Morales filed paperwork with the Board of Elections stating the I.D.C. Initiative's intent to aid State Senator Tony Avella, the newest member of the I.D.C., Erie County legislator Betty Jean Grant, and Jesse Hamilton, the heir apparent to former State Senator Eric Adams, in September's primary.

Tacoma School Board member Catherine Ushka said the letter of intent does not change the district's previously stated position against charter schools.

The intent was, as the Act states:»... to provide opportunities for teachers, parents, pupils, and community members to establish and maintain schools that operate independently from the existing school district structure...»

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In addition, the hotelier said it has signed a letter of intent with Habaguanex, a state - run company that owns multiple properties in Old Havana, for the Hotel Santa Isabel, a nineteenth century, colonial - style palace, to also become a member of the Luxury Collection.

Regarding Art. 136 TFEU and its new paragraph (3) which allows Eurozone Member States to create loan facilities, the applicants argued that it was clarifying in intent but constitutive in nature.

If the Advocate General's Opinion is followed by the ECJ, the powers to conclude agreements covering investment are for all intents and purposes shared between the EU and the Member States.

This new and more sophisticated reasoning is broadly to be welcomed, whether it is borne out of a more realistic and commercial approach to the enlarged EU or whether (dare we say it) a reaction to a realisation (communicated or not) that the EU governments might eventually just get fed up with an ECJ intent on deconstructing member states» domestic tax systems and decide to clip its wings a bit in tax matters.

A variety of non-government organisations including Campaign Steering Committee members, health bodies, human rights groups and community development organisations have also signed the Close the Gap Statement of Intent at both a national and state / territory level demonstrating broad community support for these principles.