Примери за използване на Meps note на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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A century during which Europe was not an innocent observer, as many Polish MEPs noted.
During the debate many MEPs noted the importance of Turkey as an economic partner of the EU.
EU structural funds must be used to improve living conditions andfuture opportunities for Roma, MEPs note.
MEPs note that harmonised rules are especially urgently needed for self-driving cars.
Exported warships helped to reinforce a naval blockade on Yemen, while aircraft and bombs were fundamental to the air campaign,leading to the ongoing suffering of people in Yemen, MEPs note.
Access to justice: MEPs note that victims of gender-based violence still often have limited access to justice and proper protection.
Epidemiological data show significant gaps in vaccines being accepted andcoverage rates that are too low to ensure the public is properly protected against vaccine-preventable diseases, MEPs note with concern in a resolution voted on Thursday.
As some MEPs noted on Twitter, it is ridiculous to negotiate with a country which by the end of the budget framework might not be a EU member.
While the sale of animal-tested cosmetics was banned in the EU in 2013, MEPs noted that this has not prevented the EU cosmetics industry from thriving and providing around 2m.
MEPs note that in 2018, six member states were referred to the Court of Justice of the European Union for failing to comply with EU air quality standards.
Epidemiological data show significant gaps in vaccines being accepted andcoverage rates that are too low to ensure the public is properly protected against vaccine-preventable diseases, MEPs note with concern in a resolution voted on Thursday.
However, Conservative MEPs note the potential added value offered by this proposal and its focus on priority policy areas.
In a draftresolution assessing Bosnia and Herzegovina's progress on the road towards possible EU accession, MEPs note that, since mid-2017, there has been a marked slowdown in EU-related reforms, despite the country's commitment to the Reform Agenda.
MEPs note that a minority opinion voiced within the EFSA GMO panel states that no specific data on any of the 20 sub-combinations had been provided by the applicant.
In a resolution adopted with 446 votes to 178 and41 abstentions, MEPs note that reports and statements by the Commission, the UN, OSCE and the Council of Europe indicate that“the situation in both Poland and Hungary has deteriorated since the triggering of Article 7(1)”.
MEPs note that 46% of the palm oil imported by the EU is used to produce biofuels, requiring the use of about one million hectares of tropical soils.
During the meeting, both MEPs note of the major problems facing the Caribbean and their relationships both within the community and with other international organizations.
MEPs note with concern that the answers of the European Commission to parliamentary questions conclude that no violations of EU-law have occurred in Pirin to date.
In their resolution, MEPs note that the Commission itself says that claims that caffeine helps to increase alertness and concentration should not be used for foods targeting children and adolescents.
MEPs note that the current economic crisis has placed increased pressure on national healthcare budgets, and hence has an impact on patient safety.
Foreign Affairs Committee MEPs note in their annual assessment of Turkey's reform progress that 2016 was a difficult year for Turkey as a result of the war in Syria, the influx of refugees, a string of heinous terror attacks and a coup attempt.
MEPs note that 46% of total palm oil imported by the EU is used for the production of biofuels, which required the use of about one million hectares of tropical soils.
MEPs note that since 2017, more than 32 companies have gone bankrupt and ask the commission to determine whether new measures are needed to prevent such situations in the future.
MEPs note that Russia refuses to implement the EU-mediated ceasefire agreement of 12 August 2008 and constantly reinforces its illegal military presence in those regions.
MEPs note that the agreement reached between Parliament and Council to raise targets for renewables and energy efficiency will result in more than 45% greenhouse-gas emissions reductions by 2030.
MEPs note that illicit trade in tobacco products, and in particular the smuggling of contraband and counterfeit cigarettes, still deprives the EU and its member states of revenue(customs, VAT and excise duties) amounting to more than €10 billion a year.
MEPs note that new areas of tension between the EU and Russia have arisen since 2015, including Russia's intervention in Syria, interference in countries such as Libya and the Central African Republic, and continuous aggressive action in Ukraine.
MEPs note that the nature, intensity and effects of the backlash against women's rights vary among member states, in some cases remaining at the level of rhetoric, but sometimes turning into concrete measures.
MEPs note that new areas of tension between the EU and Russia have arisen since 2015, including Russia's intervention in Syria, interference in countries such as Libya and the Central African Republic, and continuous aggressive action in Ukraine.
MEPs note that the data obtained by Cambridge Analytica may have been used for political purposes, by both sides in the UK referendum on membership of the EU and to target voters during the 2016 American presidential election.