Paragraph 4 even specifies that this would be an act governed by international law signed by the Member States, but it does not clarify the key point: the States would thus essentially be consenting to giving up their sovereignty, since the European Constitution would dominate the national constitutions and since, for example, it would impose decisions adopted by majority for all the so-called legislative acts.
Mais cette phrase ne dit pas l'essentiel : les États consentiraient ainsi à un abandon fondamental de souveraineté, puisque la constitution européenne dominerait les constitutions nationales et que, par exemple, elle imposerait des décisions prises à la majorité pour tous les actes dits législatifs.