Примери за използване на I therefore urge на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I therefore urge everyone to work together.
However, I am deeply concerned about the situation of political prisoners in Cuba and I therefore urge the Council and the Commission to take effective measures necessary for the release of political prisoners and to support and ensure their work as protectors of human rights.
I therefore urge you to grant me access to the library.
Air agreements with third countries offer our airlines great opportunities in foreign markets, and I therefore urge the Commission to continue to strive to conclude air agreements which are fair, robust and lead to full liberalisation, which will benefit both European carriers and consumers.
I therefore urge the Commission to support it, financially.
In conclusion, mobility is a horizontal issue, and I therefore urge my colleagues, on the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection, and also on other committees, not to lose sight of the mobility dimension in their work in all areas.
I therefore urge the Commission to carry out a study to evaluate their effects.
I therefore urge the remaining EU countries to join the eCall initiative in the months to come.
I therefore urge both the European Union and the countries concerned to increase their contributions to this fund.
I therefore urge this House to agree to the suggestion from the Bureau to remove the elections.
I therefore urge the European Commission to take strict and robust measures to combat trafficking in people.
I therefore urge you to vote against the alternative and in favour of the report that I have authored.
I therefore urge Member States to go all the way towards these important goals and to pursue this agenda as a matter of urgency.
I therefore urge the Commission, in particular, to create a climate of stringency, so that we can achieve these agreed objectives.
I therefore urge each of us to assume responsibility, so that we do not allow endangering of the ethnic peace in our country.
I therefore urge the Commission to come forward with more concrete legislative proposals and the Member States to show more commitment.
I therefore urge Canada to pursue the ideas behind the free trade agreement and drop any ideas of taxing use of the open sea.
I therefore urge everyone on which it depends to immediate revise or suspend the decision by the municipal council about a change of the museum-town status.
I therefore urge the Commission to consider the integration and simplification of culture both in the EU's external actions and within the European institutions.
I therefore urge the Council and Commission to notice the writing on the wall and ensure the following conditions are fully satisfied before we can conclude any agreement with Libya.
I therefore urge the Commission to modify the directive so as to avoid extensive and indecent interpretations of the statement that the European Union rightly made in the fight against terrorism.
I therefore urge the Council and the Commission to link any form of aid to the Pakistani Government to the urgent abolition of this pernicious discrimination against the country's religious minorities.
I therefore urge the European Union, as a party to the Kimberley Process, to raise this scandal at the highest level and insist on the restoration of consensus-based decision making in the Kimberley Process.
I therefore urge the Commission in the long term to come forward with plans to ensure that there will be some sort of stability mechanism for the benefit not only of producers but also, of course, of consumers in the long term.
I therefore urge all those, pastors and lay people alike, to cultivate this“cultural dimension” of faith, so that the beauty of the Christian truth may be better understood and faith may be truly nourished, reinforced and also defended.
I therefore urge the Commission to prepare an emergency plan that also considers how we can deal with even the worst-case scenario in which a massive number of immigrants decide to head north to the shores of Europe.
I therefore urge the Commissioner to take account of Parliament's position, even if any proposals- and I believe Mrs Bilbao's question on this particular point has not been answered- were to be withdrawn or replaced by new texts.
I therefore urge Croatia to further the development of a culture of political responsibility and for a public debate on membership and the consequences of accession, since only a third of the population currently consider accession to the EU to be beneficial.
I therefore urge the continuation of the work already under way to form a united front which will improve relations between Europe and other world powers, promote a more effective response in situations of international crisis and improve Europe's standing on the world stage.
I therefore urge my esteemed fellow Members to join in rejecting the proposed instruments, without lessening our support for the European Police Office- which we do indeed support- until the Council allows Parliament to be part of the decision-making process.