what we cannot accept is the commission guardian of treaties telling us that delegated acts it has no legal objection must not be adopted within the framework of decision which is so important in s
What we cannot accept is the Commission, as guardian of the treaties, telling us that delegated acts to which it has no legal objection must not be adopted within the framework of this decision, which is so important in foreign-policy and humanitarian terms, simply because the acts seem bureaucratic to the Commission when we say that they are not.
What we cannot accept is the Commission, guardian of treaties, telling us that delegated acts it has no legal objection must not be adopted within the framework of decision, which is so important in simply because the seem to the Commission when we that they are not.