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Mr. Chairman, I believe it is not enough just to talk in general terms about a European vision or ideal. She made After the Dublin European Council in November 1979 she began a long battle If Europe is to flourish and create the jobs of the future, enterprise is the key.
We have a responsibility to give a lead on this, a responsibility which is particularly directed towards the less developed countries. Margaret Thatcher. And before I leave the subject of a single market, may I say that we certainly do not need new regulations which raise the cost of employment and make Europe's labour market less flexible and less competitive with overseas suppliers. My fourth guiding principle is that Europe should not be protectionist. Nor is it an institutional device to be constantly modified according to the dictates of some abstract intellectual concept. Europe is stronger when we do so, whether it be in trade, in defence or in our relations with the rest of the world.
with the European Community when At the October 1980 Conservative Conference, in the midst of economic recession, My second guiding principle is this: Community policies must tackle present problems in a If we cannot reform those Community policies which are patently wrong or ineffective and which are rightly causing public disquiet, then we shall not get the public support for the Community's future development. Europe is not the creation of the Treaty of Rome. My third guiding principle is the need for Community policies which encourage enterprise.
I make no complaint about that. We must strive to maintain the United States' commitment to Europe's defence. Europe must continue to maintain a sure defence through NATO. MT prayed on the steps of Downing Street on 4 May 1979. It is [column 446] also their right to test the confidence of the House in the Government if they think that the circumstances warrant it. We wish we could say the same of many other Community members. But we British have in a very special way contributed to Europe. But we cannot rest on what we have achieved to date. We British are as much heirs to the legacy of European culture as any other nation. This year, we celebrate the three hundredth anniversary of the glorious revolution in which the British crown passed to Prince William of Orange and Queen Mary. And that is what I have tried to do this evening. It was-Socialism. Our destiny is in Europe, as part of the Community. It was absolutely right to decide that agriculture's share of the budget should be cut in order to free resources for other policies, such as helping the less well-off regions and helping training for jobs. Complete list of 8,000+ Thatcher statements & texts of many of themThe core of this site is a massive database of MT's public And proud too of the way in which for centuries Britain was a home for people from the rest of Europe who sought sanctuary from tyranny. And the first book to be printed in the English language was produced here in Bruges by William Caxton. We must never forget that east of the Iron Curtain, people who once enjoyed a full share of European culture, freedom and identity have been cut off from their roots. to establish a genuinely free market in financial services in banking, insurance, investment; But the CAP has become unwieldy, inefficient and grossly expensive.
But working more closely together does not require power to be centralised in Brussels or decisions to be taken by an appointed bureaucracy. May I thank you for the privilege of delivering this lecture in this great hall to this great college (applause).Copyright © Margaret Thatcher Foundation 2020.
Mr. Chairman, I believe it is not enough just to talk in general terms about a European vision or ideal. She made After the Dublin European Council in November 1979 she began a long battle If Europe is to flourish and create the jobs of the future, enterprise is the key.
We have a responsibility to give a lead on this, a responsibility which is particularly directed towards the less developed countries. Margaret Thatcher. And before I leave the subject of a single market, may I say that we certainly do not need new regulations which raise the cost of employment and make Europe's labour market less flexible and less competitive with overseas suppliers. My fourth guiding principle is that Europe should not be protectionist. Nor is it an institutional device to be constantly modified according to the dictates of some abstract intellectual concept. Europe is stronger when we do so, whether it be in trade, in defence or in our relations with the rest of the world.
with the European Community when At the October 1980 Conservative Conference, in the midst of economic recession, My second guiding principle is this: Community policies must tackle present problems in a If we cannot reform those Community policies which are patently wrong or ineffective and which are rightly causing public disquiet, then we shall not get the public support for the Community's future development. Europe is not the creation of the Treaty of Rome. My third guiding principle is the need for Community policies which encourage enterprise.
I make no complaint about that. We must strive to maintain the United States' commitment to Europe's defence. Europe must continue to maintain a sure defence through NATO. MT prayed on the steps of Downing Street on 4 May 1979. It is [column 446] also their right to test the confidence of the House in the Government if they think that the circumstances warrant it. We wish we could say the same of many other Community members. But we British have in a very special way contributed to Europe. But we cannot rest on what we have achieved to date. We British are as much heirs to the legacy of European culture as any other nation. This year, we celebrate the three hundredth anniversary of the glorious revolution in which the British crown passed to Prince William of Orange and Queen Mary. And that is what I have tried to do this evening. It was-Socialism. Our destiny is in Europe, as part of the Community. It was absolutely right to decide that agriculture's share of the budget should be cut in order to free resources for other policies, such as helping the less well-off regions and helping training for jobs. Complete list of 8,000+ Thatcher statements & texts of many of themThe core of this site is a massive database of MT's public And proud too of the way in which for centuries Britain was a home for people from the rest of Europe who sought sanctuary from tyranny. And the first book to be printed in the English language was produced here in Bruges by William Caxton. We must never forget that east of the Iron Curtain, people who once enjoyed a full share of European culture, freedom and identity have been cut off from their roots. to establish a genuinely free market in financial services in banking, insurance, investment; But the CAP has become unwieldy, inefficient and grossly expensive.
But working more closely together does not require power to be centralised in Brussels or decisions to be taken by an appointed bureaucracy. May I thank you for the privilege of delivering this lecture in this great hall to this great college (applause).Copyright © Margaret Thatcher Foundation 2020.