Search Results - Lisbon Treaty

1. Northern Ireland Court Rejects Brexit Challenge
October 28, 2016

Northern Ireland's High Court on Friday rejected an attempt to block Britain's exit from the European Union, saying that neither the province's parliament nor laws could override a decision by the British government. But it said it would defer to English courts on the wider issue of whether the British government has the right to invoke Article 50 of the EU Lisbon Treaty to leave the bloc, without the explicit backing of the British parliament. Prime Minister Theresa May...... (read more)

2. May Pledges to Make Britain 'Sovereign' Again With Brexit Step
October 01, 2016

Prime Minister Theresa May will promise to make Britain "a sovereign and independent country" by repealing the act that took it into what is now the European Union next year, she told the Sunday Times newspaper. In an interview, May, appointed after Britain's vote in June to leave the EU, said she would not wait for an election in Germany next September before triggering Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty to start formal divorce proceedings. The former interior...... (read more)

3. Eu market leaders agree on 3 large actions
February 23, 2012

·Eu frontrunners packaged moving upward the latest two-day summit Friday in undermine savings.·The three essential opportunities have an monetary stimulus bundle, global warming as well as the Lisbon Treaty.·However, he or she still did not make a decision on a very task to chop cost-said irs (Cask) on the environment friendly supplies.Eu Amount Leader Jose Brother Barroso visits the best advertising management meeting in the Western european home office as part of Brussels, investment funds Belgium, Dec. 12, 2008. European (European) market leaders caught upwards a functional two-day peak at... (read more)

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4. European Union frontrunners upon 3 important proceedings
November 25, 2011

·Western european leaders bandaged " up " a fabulous two-day peak Friday that includes agreement opportunities.·The three crucial bundles have an business stimulus bundle, global warming since Lisbon Treaty.·However, folks never resolve on a new proposal to slice estimate-other taxing (Vat) after yellow foods.European Percentage Lead Designer Jose Manuel Barroso goes to the particular drive conference on European union headquarters having Brussels, money associated with Belgium, Dec. 12, 2008. European (European) leaders twisted awake the perfect two-day peak so now around Friday that includes... (read more)

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5. Western European management agree on 3 actions
September 11, 2011

·Western european market leaders covered further up an absolute two-day smt Friday utilizing endanger coupons.·The three key good deals include an debt stimulus package, global warming the actual Lisbon Treaty.·However, all the companies neglected to elect one specific engagement to remove respect-placed tax (Cask) on a yellow products.Western Payment Chief Executive Jose Manuel Barroso goes to their limelight getting together with the particular European union home office about Brussels, cash in Belgium, Dec. 12, 2008. European (European) management twisted high every two-day smt perfect here... (read more)

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6. Eu leaders agree on 3 vital activities
August 24, 2011

·European union commanders bandaged ascending the actual two-day summit Friday by compromise .·The three crucial bargains have an market stimulus bundle, global warming along with the Lisbon Treaty.·However, it never consider that a engagement to mow reward-included taxes (Tax) orange gadgets.Western Transaction Fee Leader Jose Brother Barroso visits your own push seminar in the Western european hq wearing Brussels, city about Belgium, Dec. 12, 2008. Eu (European union) market leaders draped away a good two-day summit perfect here attached to Friday who have sacrificed savings while on an cos... (read more)

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7. The German Plan to Take Over the Euro5
December 25, 2010

Before European leaders agreed to German demands to change the Lisbon Treaty, U.S. think tank Stratfor wrote that amending the treaty would "complete Berlin's first phase of redesigning the European Union" (December 15).December 16: Phase one complete.December 17: Start phase two: a group of nations with a common taxation and spending policy-essentially a common government.Now that phase one is virtually finished, Germany has got straight to work on phase 2. On December 17, French President Nicolas Sarkozy agreed to work with German Chancellor Angela Merkel for a more unified Europe in 2011.Ph... (read more)

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8. The German Plan to Take Over the Euro2
December 25, 2010

Before European leaders agreed to German demands to change the Lisbon Treaty, U.S. think tank Stratfor wrote that amending the treaty would "complete Berlin's first phase of redesigning the European Union" (December 15).December 16: Phase one complete.December 17: Start phase two: a group of nations with a common taxation and spending policy-essentially a common government.Now that phase one is virtually finished, Germany has got straight to work on phase 2. On December 17, French President Nicolas Sarkozy agreed to work with German Chancellor Angela Merkel for a more unified Europe in 2011.Ph... (read more)

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9. EU Opts for Permanent Mechanism to Help Troubled Members
December 17, 2010

Reaction was muted Friday after the European Union decided on a permanent rescue mechanism for debt strapped members. Moody's rating agency downgraded Ireland's credit rating. The two-day European Union summit ended Friday with very few surprises. As expected, leaders from the 27-member bloc decided to establish a permanent funding mechanism to help ailing European economies as of 2013.  That means slightly changing the EU's governing Lisbon Treaty. But they left the details - including the amount of the new fund - to be hashed out in the coming months. At a press conference Friday, Jose Manue... (read more)

10. Czech Court Clears Way for President to Sign New EU Treaty
November 03, 2009

The Czech Republic's Constitutional Court has removed the last obstacle to a new European Union charter known as the Lisbon Treaty by dismissing a complaint that had been brought against the document. Shortly after the court decision, the Czech President Vaclav Klaus signed the document. The move paves the way for a stronger, more unified EU.Czech Republic's President Vaclav Klaus briefs the press after signing the Lisbon Treaty at the Prague Castle in Prague, Czech Republic, 03 Nov 2009The court's decision, essentially that the European Union's Lisbon Treaty does not violate the Czech consti... (read more)

11. Polish President Signs EU Treaty
October 10, 2009

Polish President Lech Kaczynski signs EU's Lisbon Treaty at presidential palace in Warsaw, 10 Oct 2009Poland's president has signed the European Union's reform treaty, leaving the Czech Republic as the only nation yet to ratify the pact.President Lech Kaczynski completed his country's ratification at a ceremony Saturday morning.  Poland's parliament approved the Lisbon Treaty last year.Mr. Kaczynski said he is convinced the new cooperation among sovereign states will be a success.All 27 EU nations must ratify the treaty, which is designed to streamline EU decision making, in order for it ... (read more)

12. Foreign Minister: Irish Say Yes to EU Treaty
October 03, 2009

Irish workers count ballot papers for second referendum on European Union's Lisbon Treaty in Dublin, 03 Oct 2009Ireland's foreign minister says voters appear to have approved the European Union's Lisbon reform treaty.While vote counting continues, Micheal Martin called the result of the nation's second referendum on the treaty "a convincing win" that is good for Ireland.Official results are expected later Saturday.  The treaty aims to strengthen the EU's foreign policy and streamline its decision-making.Irish voters rejected the treaty last year, fearing Ireland could lose sovereignty on ... (read more)

13. Ireland Votes on EU Treaty
October 02, 2009

A voter casts their vote in north Dublin, 02 Oct 2009Irish voters headed to the polls Friday to decide on a referendum on the European Union's Lisbon Treaty. Observers say turn-out has been slow on a vote that will affect the whole of the European Union.The Lisbon Treaty is set to tighten the existing structure of the European Union to strengthen its leadership and international clout. All 27 EU members must ratify it before it can come into force. But last year Irish voters rejected the treaty. Now, they are back at the polls for a second vote. Hugo Brady is from the Brussels-based research g... (read more)

14. The Mahdi, The Irish Referendum: bumps along the eschatological highway
June 23, 2009

With French President Nicolas Sarkozy calling for a strong first President for the EU and Ireland making headway in the upcoming vote on the Lisbon Treaty how close is the United States of Europe, the prophesied antichrist and other eschatological road signs and what of the hype concerning the Muslim Mahdi? The elite of this world are neither huddling in some deep underground musing through secret papers nor sitting in the seats of kings and presidents. They are those who’s King and the very kingdom he rules resides within them. They are guided by every word and edict he has manifested to... (read more)

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15. ABC's Nightline Faceoff on Satan an Exercise in Futility
March 28, 2009

Most debates never settle anything and are usually held so someone can be proclaimed a winner; even if they are dead wrong. In a world where popular acceptance is the new morality what might we expect? Can we eliminate the father of lies with an opinion? Let’s see. ABC’s ‘Nightline’ Face-Off: Does Satan Exist moderated by Dan Harris and aired on Thursday March 26, 2009 ignored both scriptural admonishments from Romans 1:29 and 1Corinthians 12:20 that warn against entering into debates to try to prove the faith to anyone. Christianity can only proclaim the gospel for best effect. The rest ... (read more)

Author: Michael Bresciani

16. Prophetic Implications of the 2008 Election
September 20, 2008

Does the Bible have anything to say about the 2008 elections in America? Specific outcomes of the race may not be covered in the scriptures but since prophecy is pre-written history the general implications of the election are inescapable, what are they? One of the surest things about the future is that the world will see the rise of a final world dictator. He will rise over the newly formed EU and will extend his rule across the globe not by warfare but through the most attractive economic system the world has ever seen. Yes it is connected to the mysterious and infamous number 666. That... (read more)

Author: Michael Bresciani

17. Spain's Lower House of Parliament Approves Lisbon Treaty
June 26, 2008

An EU flag at the start of a two-day EU summit at the EU Council building in Brussels, 19 Jun 2008Spain's lower house of parliament has voted to ratify the European Union's Lisbon Treaty, but the pact must still be approved by the upper house.That vote in the Spanish Senate is expected later this year. Irish voters rejected the EU treaty two weeks ago and leaders across Europe are now considering how to proceed.All 27 EU members must ratify the pact for it to take effect. So far, it has won the approval of 19 EU countries.  The Lisbon Treaty would replace the proposed EU Constitution, w... (read more)

18. What Does Obama's Call for Change and Europe Have in Common?
June 20, 2008

Barack Obama’s much touted campaign cries for “Change We Can Believe In” and the response of the everyday citizens of Europe to the recent “no” vote from the Irish are raising the same questions on two continents. What are the questions? Average Americans are not fully aware of the machinations of their own political system so when it comes to European politics they are largely in the dark. Admittedly most Europeans feel they are in the dark now too since the Irish vote to ratify the Lisbon Treaty was shot down on June 12, 2008. The short version is that the Lisbon Treaty would set t... (read more)

Author: Michael Bresciani

19. EU Leaders Gather in Lisbon for Treaty Talks
October 18, 2007

European Union leaders are gathering in Lisbon, Portugal, to try to end a two-year dispute about how the group should be run. The 27 leaders will discuss a draft treaty that would streamline EU institutions and speed up decision-making. Portuguese Foreign Minister Jose Socrates, whose country currently holds the rotating EU presidency, acknowledged that some problems remain. But he called their scope limited and said the leaders should be able to reach agreement on the document. Italy is threatening to veto the new treaty, due to changes under which it would lose six of its current 78 seats... (read more)

20. EU Leaders Expected to Approve Reform at Summit
October 17, 2007

European Union leaders are expected to approve a treaty on E.U. reforms during a meeting in Lisbon Thursday and Friday. Lisa Bryant reports from Paris that if signed and ratified, it will end a two-year political crisis. The treaty is the fruit of a long and bitter debate. It aims to reform and streamline European Union institutions and give more cohesion and power to the 27-member bloc. There are still unresolved issues. Poland wants changes to E.U. voting rules. Italy is not happy with the allocation of European parliament seats. But many of the larger stumbling blocks were resolved at a J... (read more)