Примери за използване на Mr harbour на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I congratulate Mr Harbour on his work.
Mr Harbour indicated that this was a new commitment.
Our honourable colleague, Mr Harbour, has replied.
Mr Harbour mentioned the growth of competitiveness.
This is a great opportunity, as Mr Harbour and others have said.
Mr Harbour mentioned the performance tests that we have begun.
We cannot turn such an important topic as this into a bilateral discussion between you and Mr Harbour.
(CS) Mr Harbour talked about ambition; I would like to talk about courage.
Member of the Commission.- Mr President,I would like to start by answering Mr Harbour.
Otherwise, as Mr Harbour wrote in a press release, it would not have been a compromise.
Perhaps at this stage,I might respond to the constructive criticism of Mr Harbour concerning the 2020 strategy.
That sounds great, Mr Harbour, but I still think that we have some work to do on our side.
(FR) Madam President, I would like to congratulate the rapporteurs, the Commission,Mrs Trautmann and Mr Harbour, who have succeeded in reaching a last-minute compromise.
Just as Mr Harbour said, the free movement of services is one of the cornerstones of the internal market.
Mrs Auconie, Mrs Handzlik, Mrs Sehnalová,Mrs Gebhardt and Mr Harbour stressed the importance of multilingual points of single contact.
Mr Harbour, with regard to market surveillance, I shall have an opportunity to answer your questions at a later date.
Adopting this own-initiative report compiled by Mr Harbour will help boost innovation in research and development within the European Union.
As Mr Harbour and the Commissioner have pointed out, simplification is part of this proposal and that is very important.
I also wish to express my sincere thanks to all the shadow rapporteurs and the Chair of the Committee onthe Internal Market and Consumer Protection, Mr Harbour.
Now the Commission was, like Mr Harbour, surprised that certain Member States appeared to call the agreed text on cookies into question.
(DE) Madam President, as rapporteur for the directive on data protection in the area of electronic communications,I would firstly like to thank Mr Harbour, who has given a whole new meaning to the concept of enhanced cooperation.
Mr Harbour rightly pointed out- and I do not want to repeat what he said- the importance of this problem for the internal market from an economic perspective.
Finally, I would like to encourage in every way possible, as stressed by the Committee chair, Mr Harbour, and your committee, more responsible and more environmentally aware, or greener procurement that also promotes innovation or social inclusion.
And to Mr Harbour, it seems that some clowns from Civic Platform and Law and Justice circles care more for seals and monkeys than for people.
Madam President, I would like to thank Mr Harbour and the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection for raising this important issue.
Mr Harbour, you were the rapporteur for the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection, and I must say that our collaboration and the joint action were very positive.
First of all, I would like to congratulate Mr Harbour for the report he has compiled, for the way in which it reflects the work of the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection(IMCO).
My colleague, Mr Harbour, has presented an own-initiative report regarding increasing innovation in Europe to ensure sustainable and high-quality public services.
What manufacturers need today- as Mr Harbour has already stated- is measures today and investment support for the future for new environmentally-friendly and hybrid cars.
I particularly thank Mr Harbour for the generous, forward-thinking attitude that he has stamped on the committee's work throughout the last four months.