Traduction de «have preference over » (Anglais → Français) :

Countries wishing to use the safeguard clause would have to conduct an internal review of the collective preference underlying the measure adopted, in order to find out more about the nature of it and establish whether it was well-founded. That would entail widespread consultation, study or further scientific research and, in the case of unwarranted collective preferences, educating people with a view to changing their preferences (e.g. where preferences expressed have bee ...[+++]n radicalised by particular circumstances or where they are a hang-over from a bygone age, with no real raison d'être).

If we are going to start taking account of collective preferences, this will influence the content of future negotiations. The cost effectiveness of discussing specific issues in international negotiations will have to be reviewed, bearing in mind the risk of failure over questions relating to collective preferences.

It is even more difficult to give up exclusive competence over extradition procedures, as Europeans have recently, and reach agreement on a European arrest warrant. Doing this involved the emergence of a common definition of criminal acts and, finally, of a "collective preference".

– I, too, reluctantly welcome the opportunity to debate our concerns about the deteriorating human rights situation in Burma and, like many before me, I would have preferred that the situation there had improved so that we did not have to keep returning to this issue over and over again.

In applying the anticipation rule, preference is given to the discussions which lead to the most effective result, which has established a descending scale of values for discussions, such as bills which have priority over motions, which in turn have priority over amendments.

- 4 - This situation gives a special significance to the rules on budgetary discipline (Council Decision 88/377/EEC of 24 June 1988. * * * 4. Price proposals and related measures The analysis of the agricultural situation in the 1990/91 marketing year and the market outlook for the coming years clearly indicate that, after two years of relief and despite considerable efforts of adjustment over a number of years, market imbalances are growing again and that prospects for the foreseeable future are not encouraging. This new deterioration in the situation calls for an in-depth reform of the Common Agricultural Policy in order to tackle the ...[+++]problems at their roots. Taking into account that in-depth reform of a number of common market organisation is needed and that specific proposals to do so will be presented this year, the Commission would have preferred, at this stage, to propose a simple roll-over of present institutional prices for one year until the reform measures have been adopted and come into effect. However, the considerable deterioration of the budgetary situation for 1991 and the worsening prospects for 1992 oblige the Commission, in the interests of budgetary discipline, to supplement its roll-over price proposals for the 1991/92 marketing year by a number of specific proposals designed to contain agricultural expenditure. a) Common prices The Commission considers that for the majority of products it is desirable to propose the continued application of 1990/91 prices subject, of course, to the effects of the application of the stabiliser mechanisms.