Примери за използване на Negotiations with mercosur на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Re-lauch of negotiations with Mercosur.
Negotiations with Mercosur were recently re-started.
Resuming the negotiations with Mercosur.
There are real concerns about the reopening of the negotiations with Mercosur.
I have dealt extensively with the negotiations with Mercosur in the first part of my address, but these will of course be raised in the Summit discussions.
That is precisely the issue being discussed behind the scenes at the negotiations with Mercosur.
The resumption of negotiations with Mercosur, decided unilaterally by the European Commission, does not bode well for European agriculture, which is experiencing an unprecedented crisis.
A few weeks ago,after it was announced that you were reopening negotiations with Mercosur, I had a short meeting with you.
In addition, although we are aware of the difficulties experienced in recent years,we hope that the Madrid Summit can give a definitive boost to the negotiations with Mercosur.
In this context,let me clarify that relaunching the negotiations with Mercosur does not undermine in any way our commitment to a successful conclusion of the DDA.
Author.- Mr President, I think many were taken by surprise at the recent decision by the Commission to reopen the negotiations with Mercosur on a free trade agreement.
This summit is also an opportunity to advance negotiations with Mercosur in order to reach a conclusion on an association agreement and overcome the current differences.
Mr President, this morning, as you are aware, we are discussing the CAP post 2013, andyet much of our discussion is being undermined by the reopening of negotiations with Mercosur.
Mr President, Commissioner,reopening negotiations with Mercosur when the European Union is getting ready to redefine its agricultural policy reveals a dangerous lack of consistency on the part of the Commission.
Calls on the Commission fully to safeguard the interests of European producers in bilateral trade negotiations with Mercosur and other third countries, by avoiding any concessions that could put EU livestock production at risk;
Implications for EU agriculture of the reopening of negotiations with Mercosur with a view to concluding an Association Agreement- Preparations for the forthcoming EU-Brazil summit on 14 July 2010 in Brasilia(debate).
The Commission must take into account the warnings of Parliament and of farmers,particularly when it comes to negotiations with Mercosur, which risk endangering European livestock farming, as well as fruit and vegetable producers in the outermost regions.
However, at the same time the Commission has decided, without any prior public debate,to reopen negotiations with Mercosur, the consequences of which risk being disastrous for our agriculture and, in particular, for our European livestock farming, which is already struggling.
We would like to express our deep concern on a number of issues concerning the current negotiation with Mercosur including on some sensitive agricultural products.
(PL) Negotiations with the Mercosur countries were suspended in 2004.
Reopening negotiations with the Mercosur countries without consulting the Member States was very dirty play.
As Commissioner for Agriculture,I can also assure all the speakers that negotiations with the Mercosur have been mentioned several times.
Negotiations about a free trade agreement with Mercosur states have been ongoing for over 20 years.
From this resolution, I would stress the call for the interests of European workers to be safeguarded in the context both of the post-2013 common agricultural policy and of bilateral negotiations, especially with Mercosur.
I did not vote in favour of paragraph 85 of the Albertini report which welcomes the resumption of the negotiations on an association agreement with Mercosur.
Mr President, many fellow Members are concerned about the ramifications that the reopening of negotiations on an association agreement with Mercosur might have on European agriculture.
The EU is aiming to wrap up negotiations with Japan, Mexico, and Mercosur by the end of this year.
Currently, the EU uses agriculture as a bargaining chip in its negotiations at the WTO and with Mercosur, in order to prise open new markets for its services and industrial exports.
Mr President, Commissioner,it is with great concern that we learn of the negotiations in progress with Mercosur countries.