Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• We believe in the principle of subsidiarity whereby decisions should be taken as close as possible to those they affect.
• I chose to abstain from voting on this matter because Mr Cappato's report contains parts which advocate that decisions should be taken by the EU (in particular paragraphs 15, 45 and 141).
• Reminds that such decisions should be taken based on the precautionary principle.
• For that reason the decisions should be taken by absolute majority.
• I do so, as I have argued strongly in committee, on the grounds of subsidiarity, in the belief that decisions should be taken at the lowest practical level.
• The principle of subsidiarity stipulates that decisions should be taken on the political level that is the most effective and the closest to citizens.
• It is an important, essential prerequisite for the success of this action plan that all decisions should be taken on the basis of the best information available.
• Mr President, the G20 is definitely a very particular formation, where all decisions should be taken by consensus.

• In order to guarantee transparency of the policy making process, documents provided by third parties and aiming at influencing the political decisions should be made public.
• Relevant judicial decisions should be made available.
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• Some amendments propose that all the decisions should be made by the codecision procedure, in other words that this procedure be adopted in agreeing the Community's common policy and also in agreeing such technical implementation measures required in order to comply with the policies agreed.
• The Council is unfortunately defending incomprehensible positions, for example that such decisions should be made without public scrutiny.
• It is right that all decisions should be made on a case
• case basis.
• It is now proposed that decisions should be made by qualified majority voting in 49 of these areas.