ha not demonstrates the refusal to grant parliament its due role as in making strategic decisions on the management of financing instruments but ends up legitimacig and unacceptn
That not only demonstrates the Council's unjustifiable refusal to grant Parliament its due role as co-legislator in making strategic decisions on the management of financing instruments, but also ends up legitimising an unacceptable democratic deficit in the implementation of EU legislation.
That not demonstrates the refusal to grant Parliament its due role as in making strategic decisions on the management of financing instruments, but ends up legitimising an unacceptable democratic deficit in the implementation of legislation.