Примери за използване на Mrs trautmann на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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That is why I share Mrs Trautmann's point of view.
Thank you, Mrs Trautmann, I think the House understands the consequences of what it has done, but I thank you, nevertheless, for pointing that out.
Its rapporteur was our fellow Member, Mrs Trautmann, who is with us today.
On this point, Mrs Trautmann, an independent authority on the paper, yes.
I do not quite agree on the interpretation by Mr Le Hyaric and Mrs Trautmann concerning Article 218.
I would like to thank Mrs Trautmann and all of my fellow Members who have fought for a free internet.
Madam President, I should like to continue by responding to a number of things that have been said, andI will start with what Mrs Trautmann said.
Mr President, I would like to ask Mrs Trautmann to answer a question for me.
I want to congratulate Mrs Trautmann and the negotiating team for the compromise they have achieved, making any sanctions taken against users subject to a prior contradictory procedure.
(FI) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,obviously I would like to thank Mrs Trautmann in particular, but also the other rapporteurs.
(DE) My question concerns the following: Mrs Trautmann was outvoted today here in Parliament with her compromise amendment on the telecommunications package.
I would also like to thank andcongratulate above all our three rapporteurs, Mr Harbour, Mrs Trautmann and Mrs del Castillo Vera, who have done a magnificent job.
I regret that, at the end of a very good consultation with Mrs Trautmann I am unable to request this, but this friendly consultation, the good result of the telecoms package, should not ultimately mean that we curtail citizens' rights en passant.
My thanks go firstly to our House: above all to the rapporteurs, my fellow Members Mr Harbour,Mrs del Castillo Vera and Mrs Trautmann, and of course Mrs Pleguezuelos Aguilar as well.
I wish to congratulate the rapporteur, Mrs Trautmann, who has done a fantastic job of setting the boundaries.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to begin by expressing my thanks to my fellow Members, and in this case,mainly to the rapporteur, Mrs Trautmann, because she has really done an extraordinary job.
I am very grateful to my colleague Mrs Trautmann and all the others for persevering in this matter and ensuring a clear line.
Although the telecoms sector is going through an unprecedented period of development,it was crucial to support the report by my colleague, Mrs Trautmann, as it will mean that consumers are offered better services at fairer prices.
However, the main issue- for which I would also like to congratulate Mrs Trautmann and the Commissioner- is that we are now also getting to grips with the question of the spectrum and ensuring that we in Europe can lead the way when it comes to utilising the digital dividend.
Today, thanks to Parliament's determination during the negotiation of the telecommunications package,conducted so magnificently by our fellow Member, Mrs Trautmann, this discussion on spectrum is taking place where it should be: in the political sphere of the European Union.
We therefore ask the rapporteur, Mrs Trautmann, to change the voting list so that, before voting on the compromise, the position already adopted by more than 80% of the House, we can at least vote in favour of Internet rights and of intervening only when a prior legal decision has been taken.
(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.
I think it is important for me to refer first of all to Mrs Trautmann's report, which sets out the regulatory framework for the electronic communications sector and has covered a number of extremely important aspects, such as functional separation, spectrum policy, as well as the use and promotion of new generation networks.
I would also like to give special thanks, on behalf of my colleague Mrs Niebler- who unfortunately cannot be here today, to the rapporteurs,Mrs del Castillo Vera, Mr Harbour and Mrs Trautmann, as well as to all the other people who have helped to pave the way for a compromise.
Finally, because the displeasure of Mr Toubon, a visibly ardent defender of the Hadopi law, when Amendment 1, known to Internet users as the'Bono' amendment, was adopted,was succeeded by his joy and approval when Mrs Trautmann made it known that this text would go to third reading, the overall compromise having been amended, the clearly demonstrated will of the majority of this Parliament risks being trampled over, as were the results of the referendums in France, the Netherlands, Ireland.