new EU institutions

The fact is that these continual new EU institutions demand resources which have to be taken from somewhere.

The issue at hand here is research management, yet politicians, bureaucrats and new EU institutions are nonetheless seeing the scope of their activities extended.

The EU's response must be to use its resources to build new EU institutions capable of negotiating binding multilateral agreements.

Estonia, against new EU institutions to tackle crisis, prefers to focus on Commission and ECB.

The principal reason why administrative costs are going up is because the Lisbon Treaty established a raft of new EU institutions, such as the presidency and foreign ministry, which have to be funded, fed and watered.