Sentences with phrase «weaken national governments»
The report said climate change could put a strain on the military, as well as weaken national governments, and increase poverty and environmental degradation.
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Opponents of CETA fear that those special rights undermine democracy because they weaken the power of local and national governments.
Your forebears formed the Council for Higher Cocoa Prices which was later succeeded by the National Liberation Movement.They incited the farmers most them found in their strongholds to support a federal system of government just to make the system ungovernable and to weaken the powers of the CPP administration.
Along all these dimensions, it is as if the weakening of national sovereignties had been accompanied by a mirage, namely the promise of the eventual birth of an effective European government.
«We will not, as Liberal Democrats in government, weaken the ties that deliver our national interest through Europe.»
Is Conservative Party policy to retain a structure which has served the country well or is it to adopt the EU regional government system the objective of which is the weakening of national governments with its ultimate aim of abolition of them.
We will not, as Liberal Democrats in government, weaken the ties that deliver our national interest through Euro.
Unfortunately, today the numerous overlapping rules stand to harm consumers, lower revenue to the government, weaken our national security and cause potential job losses.
According to Haass and the CFR, the only answer to this predicament is a progressive weakening of national sovereignty and a steady move to global government.
To promote more mining investment, the government is weakening regulation on environmental impact assessments, giving more power to its national police while allowing controversial projects to go ahead.
Additionally, the arguments on the rational connection front are considerably weakened by the decision of the Quebec government to not remove the cross in the National Assembly, or to continue allowing Christian prayer in municipal councils, or to maintain the cross on top of Mount Royal (at the expense of taxpayers, both practising and not).
Under the Harper government, the 2012 omnibus budget bill dramatically weakened environmental laws including shifting pipeline reviews to the industry friendly National Energy Board, and restricting who can participate in the process.