Translation of "Mitgliederkreis" in English

A broader membership of the EURES network has social, economic and financial benefits.

The company was included in the membership of the German Werkbund.

The group of members also includes institutional investors.

Where its membership is broader, it also draws up the statutes of the university.

The G20 summit in April 2009 then established the FSB with a broader mandate and an extended circle of members.

Its members include all the major Swiss fund management companies, many asset managers, and representatives of foreign collective investment schemes.

The Helsinki European Council of June 1999 has already acknowledged that substantial changes in the Council' s working methods are necessary, and pointed out that these changes must be gradually introduced from now on so that by the time of enlargement, the Council can smoothly accommodate a larger membership.

I therefore wish to emphasise that, even if the possibility of EU membership is only mentioned as a long-term prospect, these countries do not constitute natural candidates for EU membership.

Note that the FSF has been recently renamed the Financial Stability Board , with expanded responsibilities and membership .

But when the EU expands to include 27 members, its decision-making process will risk becoming deadlocked.

A broader membership of the EURES network would have social, economic and financial benefits and could also contribute to generating innovative forms of learning and cooperation, including on quality standards for job vacancies and support services, at national, regional, local and cross-border level.

Today the Alliance also welcomed EFTA countries Norway and Switzerland, and candidate countries Albania, Montenegro and Turkey as its newest members.

We must rather concentrate our energies on rallying support for our initiatives amongst like-minded countries and the wider membership of the CHR in an effort to avert further defeats.

Without French participation the likelihood of bringing the negotiations to a successful conclusion at any level and involving any group of Member States is slight.

Substantial changes in the Council's working methods are necessary and must be gradually introduced starting now so that by the time of enlargement, the Council can smoothly accommodate a larger membership.

Substantial changes in the Council's working methods are necessary and must be gradually introduced starting now so that by the time of enlargement, the Council can smoothly accommodate a larger membership.

Even if membership of the Community, particularly for countries such as Turkey and those of Central Europe, can only be envisaged in the longer term, the Community must reform its internal structures so that it is equipped to cope with a larger number of members.

If the Council is to operate effectively with nearly twice as many Member States as at present, substantial changes have to be introduced, starting now, so that by the time of enlargement, the Council can smoothly accommodate a larger membership.

Even if membership of the Community, particularly for countries such as Turkey and those of Central Europe, can only be envisaged in the long term, the Community must reform its internal structures so that it is equipped to cope with a larger number of members.

In accordance with the original intentions of the founders, the European Com­munity has developed into a supranational government which — as it approaches its 40th year — is in the process of increasing its membership, thus deepening its democratic structure and strengthening its powers.

In accordance with the original intentions of the founders, the European Community has developed into a supranational government which - as it approaches its 40th year — is in the process of increasing its membership, deepening its democratic structure and strengthening its powers.