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In other words, national policies converge because of corresponding legal obligations defined in international or supranational law.
The socialist government that ascended to political power did not muster popular support among supranational bodies, which have a strong influence on international donor funding.
However, these analyses essentially rely on the assumption that the views of supranational institutions and national governments necessarily diverge from each other.
First, it creates supranational rules that eliminate or reduce non-tariff barriers, including national subsidies, national industrial policies and regional policies carried out by national governments.
Rather, national governments' strategy - at least its procedural dimension - is shaped largely by the autonomous activity of supranational institutions.
One such choice is the relative autonomy of supranational institutions which reflects both normative and functional principles.
How is the implementation effectiveness of supranational policies affected by existing administrative traditions at the national level?
Acceptable arrangements and even some limited supranational steps should then be possible.
This policy-related dimension of adaptation pressure tells us nothing yet about the institutional scope of the changes required by supranational legislation, however.
In this way, linguistic and cultural diversity become vulnerable to both national and supranational forces.
On the one hand, we have a supranational rather than an intergovernmental actor supervising a supranational agent.
Driven by their own interests, supranational institutions are also actors in the negotiation process.
Rather, these terms are shaped and given specific meaning by supranational institutions as well.
Again, political and economic interests were merged in a supranational initiative.
Credibility is achieved in areas under qualified majority voting by restricting national executive action and by granting greater discretion to a supranational bureaucracy.
