Примери за използване на Mrs járóka на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This report by Mrs Járóka is an excellent one.
We are going to vote, today,on the report drafted by Mrs Járóka.
Finally, I would like to thank Mrs Járóka for her excellent report.
(HU) Madam President, first of all,I would like to congratulate Mrs Járóka.
I would like to thank the rapporteur, Mrs Járóka, for her excellent work.
I would like to congratulate Mrs Járóka and also Mrs Kinga Göncz, and I welcome the commitment of the Council and the Commission.
(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I voted in favour of this report andI should like to offer my congratulations to Mrs Járóka for the work she has done.
(NL) Madam President, Commissioner, Mrs Járóka, I very much appreciate your report.
I welcome the fact that the Hungarian Presidency treats the development of this Roma strategy as one of its foremost priorities andis in close cooperation with Mrs Járóka on this matter.
These are just a couple of the aims of the report by Mrs Járóka, which represents an important political response.
I would once again like to thank Mrs Járóka and all of you for participating in this vital process, and I would like to remind you once more that the Hungarian Presidency is determined to achieve substantial results in this area.
(RO) Madam President,I appreciate the particularly fine job done by Mrs Járóka in drafting this report, and I sincerely congratulate her on it.
Madam President, it is quite difficult to get everything prepared in just one minute, but here are a few ideas from the Committee on Culture and Education's point of view regarding this Roma issue,in connection with which Mrs Járóka has done an excellent job.
(ES) Mr President,I shall begin by congratulating Mrs Járóka on defending the Roma population within European Union institutions.
The report by Mrs Járóka on the Roma inclusion strategy sets out an action plan for their socio-economic integration in view of a European project that defines national strategies to deal with the problem, partly on the basis of the costs that each Member State will have to bear.
As a central feature of this event, the Commission will present its strategic communication on the subject, and we ask Mrs Járóka to present the main points of the resolution there.
I have read the statement of Mrs Járóka:'Poverty threatens the new generation- not on account of their Roma origins, but on account of their parents' unemployment'.
Special focus must be given to the situation of women belonging to disadvantaged groups in the European framework for the Member States' Roma strategies,which we expect to be approved by the June European Council, and to which Mrs Járóka and others, the rapporteurs and helpers, have provided very valuable input in the European Parliament.
The next item is the report by Mrs Járóka, on behalf of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, on the EU strategy on Roma inclusion.
(HU) Madam President, Secretary of State, Commissioner Reding, Commissioner Andor, first of all,please allow me to congratulate Mrs Járóka on her excellent report and on all the work she has been doing here consistently for the protection of European Roma communities since 2004.
It should be pointed out that Mrs Járóka and the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) have designed the first European strategy for the integration of the Roma minority, proposing specific Community actions to benefit over nine million citizens living in the European Union.
(IT) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, it is with great pleasure and pride that we are discussing this strategy here this evening:pleasure because Mrs Járóka has done an excellent job, for which I thank her, and pride because it is an initiative that we in the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) have very much wanted.
I agree with the rapporteur, Mrs Járóka, when she states that even if discrimination based on ethnicity could now be considered eliminated, the socio-economic exclusion of most Roma continues and remains one of the greatest challenges that we shall be called to deal with in the coming years.
(FI) Madam President, Commissioners, to start with, I wish to thank,in particular, the rapporteur, Mrs Járóka, and the shadow rapporteurs for an excellent report, which presents Parliament's robust guidelines for building a common Roma strategy for the EU.
I support the rapporteur, Mrs Járóka, when she advocates a coordinated EU policy, complementing existing legislation, to promote the integration of European citizens belonging to the Roma ethnic group- estimated by the Council as numbering between 10 and 16 million- that provides for the adoption of anti-racist and anti-discriminatory measures.
Madam President, I too wish to thank the rapporteur Mrs Járóka, as well as the representatives of the Commission, Council and Hungarian Presidency, because they have made many serious promises before us and assumed very important commitments.
(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,the report by Mrs Járóka takes on particular importance at this time and- together with the communication that the Commission is on the brink of adopting- will constitute the basis for further discussions at the European Roma Platform, scheduled to take place in Budapest on 7 and 8 April.
Thinking of the Roma strategy, the report by Mrs Lívia Járóka, which was adopted this Monday in the LIBE committee, has a good chance of being incorporated into the Commission's proposal, and be then submitted to the Council.