Примери за използване на Mr brok and mr на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Mr Brok and Mr Swoboda pointed this out as well.
This is why what you have explained is right,in the same way as what the rapporteurs, Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri, have also said.
I congratulate Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri on today's report.
As we await a positive sign,I should like to offer my heartfelt thanks for the brilliant work of the rapporteurs, Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri.
I trust Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri to negotiate further on behalf of Parliament before 24 March.
Likewise, for this reason,I think that the work of Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri is very careful, balanced and utterly worthy of support.
Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri, as rapporteurs, you must try to obtain statementsand assurances from the Council, not on the current package, but on all the things that have been announced in these last few days: the competitiveness pact, the intergovernmental method, the many countries who oppose this, etc.
I would like to thank the rapporteurs, Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri, for working so closely with me to achieve this result.
I would be grateful if Mr Brok and Mr Saryusz-Wolski would go and have their discussions somewhere else.
That is a second observation that we will perhaps have to come back to in our opinion,as I have said to Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri, the two rapporteurs for our committee.
The report by Mr Brok and Mr Verhofstadt is an important document which summarises all this workand is worthy of support.
First of all, I would like to thank you for your speeches, and I would particularly like to thank the rapporteurs, Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri, for their comments concerning the importance of the Community method, as well as their attentiveness to what might become an intergovernmental drift.
I voted for the report by Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri, who recognise the need, within the Union's constitutional framework, to make viable the creation of a stability mechanism for Member States whose currency is the euro.
We will do it then in order to give Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri time to negotiate the conditions for applying Article 136 with the European Council.
Like both rapporteurs, Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri,- who I very much thank for their excellent cooperation on these files-and, I am sure, most of Parliament, we would have preferred the Union to be fully in charge of this permanent mechanism.
The proposals and suggestions in the report by Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri aim to build suitable bridges between the Union's institutional structureand the new mechanism.
The next item is the report by Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri, on behalf of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, on the amendment of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union with regard to a stability mechanism for Member States whose currency is the euro(00033/2010- C7-0014/2011- 2010/0821/NLE).
I would like to thank particularly the two rapporteurs, Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri, for their close cooperation, for the ideas which have been brought to the table, and for the consultations which the Commission has with the two rapporteurs on an ongoing basis.
I look forward to seeing you, along with Mr Brok and other parliamentarians, an issue I will come back to at the end.
I am grateful to Mr Brok and to Mrs Neyts-Uyttebroeck for the excellent work they have done in spite of the little time available.
As some of you said- Mr Nassauer, Mr Brok and others- the very fact that we have a Czech presidency is in itself an event of great importance.
I know Mr Posselt that your Bavarian party knows something about this, butI think that we should instead follow Mr Brok and talk about continuing with the One China policy.
(FR) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I congratulate Mr Brok and thank him for the excellent report- I would even call it a remarkable report- that he has presented to us.
I read with great interest and a strong sense of involvement the report tabled by Mr Brok and approved on Monday in the Committee on Constitutional Affairs.
What the Coreper is discussing in cooperation with the Council, the Commission and with Members of the European Parliament- Mr Brok and others, and I personally have also had several discussions with Mr Buzek in order to try to keep Parliament informed- is the general frameworkand the tasks of the External Action Service.
I would also like to say that I support the proposal of my colleagues,Mr Szájer and Mr Brok, with regard to representation in the Conference of Community and European Affairs Committees of Parliaments of the European Union(COSAC) and, finally, that I am completely in agreement with the comments made by my colleague Mr Brok and other Members on the pre-eminence of Parliamentand its Members in matters concerning Parliament services.
I would like to congratulate the rapporteur, Mr Brok, and also our negotiators: Mr Brok, Mr Verhofstadt and Mr Gualtieri.
It is therefore very important- and in this regard I fully back what Mr Brok and other Members have said- that we encourage Serbia to continue to take such steps.
I should like to congratulate Mr Brok on a detailed and very substantive report.