thenarrow of those who consider that that developing a civilist citizen's initiative is to counteract the nature of a proposal which as whole prevents the citizens of member state from defining their
We do not share the narrow view of those who consider that developing a 'civil dialogue' or a 'citizens' initiative' is sufficient to counteract the nature of a proposal which, as a whole, prevents the citizens of each Member State from defining their collective future, and which insists on measures resulting in precarious jobs, increased working hours, easier redundancies and the privatisation of public services.
do the narrow of those who consider that developing a 'civil a 'citizens' initiative' is to counteract the nature of a proposal which, as whole, prevents the citizens of Member State from defining their collective future, which insists on measures resulting in increased working hours, easier redundancies and the privatisation of public services.