Примери за използване на Mr mann на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It's me, Mr Mann.
Mr Mann, I understand your frustration.
Thank you, Mr Mann.
(Mr Mann begins to speak without a microphone.).
But, no, not our Mr Mann.
Well, Mr Mann, does your friend know the answer?
(DE) Mr President,I would like to congratulate the rapporteur, Mr Mann, on his excellent report.
As always, Mr Mann has done a very good job on a sensitive subject.
Mr Mann did not know what he was charged with until after he was convicted.
(CS) The issue of intergenerational solidarity has many different aspects,a situation the rapporteur, Mr Mann, describes well in his document.
Mr Mann gave a detailed description of the German occupational pension system.
(DE) Mr President, Mr Vice-President of the Commission, President-in-Office of the Council,in May 2006 I visited Guantánamo with Mr Mann and Mr Elles.
Mr Mann, like you, Mr Giegold, mentioned the evaluation of liquidity risk.
Although, on these matters, the European Union has no competence over the exclusive competencies of Member States, Mr Mann shatters both the social achievements gained and the principle of subsidiarity.
The report by Mr Mann clearly reveals problems to which we ought to pay greater attention.
Furthermore, it is mainly early retirement schemes that are used to make arrangements to meet the needs of workersnearing the end of their career and yet, quite simply, Mr Mann wants to dismantle them.
Despite the fact that the mass immigration over the past 20 years has had disastrous socio-economic, social andpolitical consequences, Mr Mann wants to allow even more immigration from outside the European Union.
So, dear listeners,when Mr Mann's column arrives on your doorstep, read it, enjoy it, and above all, treasure it.
First of all, on the assistance which the Commission is providing to Taiwan to meet the ongoing needs of its people,which was the main point of the question by Mr Mann: Taiwan has been informed of the Commission's post-disaster needs-assessment mechanism, but we have not received any requests so far.
Indeed, my colleague, Mr Mann, referred to the visit there: the previous speaker is obviously not listening to what is going on in this debate.
As you know, the Commission has already adopted two major initiatives in this area: our Green Paper on pensions, which will be followed next year by a WhitePaper outlining future activities, and our proposal- based on your proposal, Mr Mann- to designate 2012 as the European Year for Active Ageing.
I would like to end by congratulating Mr Mann because he has successfully identified in his report several extremely attractive solutions.
Mr Mann should also be careful when he recommends replacing our pay-as-you-go systems with capital-funded systems.
On the questions from Mrs Lulling and Mr Mann, as to the assistance provided, the Community's Civil Protection Mechanism provided assistance from Sweden and Poland.
Mr Mann's report on the demographic challenge and solidarity between generations sheds light on the challenges raised by demographic change, in particular, unemployment and job insecurity, education and discrimination affecting vulnerable groups.
First of all, I would like to congratulate Mr Mann on the drafting of this report, which has the merit of proposing specific measures for establishing a worthwhile dialogue between generations.
I was supportive of Mr Mann's report on the whole, but I should like to emphasise that the report covers rather too many topics and does not offer solutions to problems.
Under the guise of intergenerational solidarity, Mr Mann even feels the need to remind us that older people must be treated equally as human beings with fundamental rights.