Примери за използване на Situation in tunisia на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Situation in Tunisia.
The political situation in Tunisia today.
Statement by the President of the European Parliament on the situation in Tunisia.
The situation in Tunisia resembles enormously that in Egypt.
Yes, this is the social situation in Tunisia.
I feel that we really have our work cut out to gain an accurate andobjective understanding of the present situation in Tunisia.
(ES) Mr President,I believe that the situation in Tunisia has caught the European Union on the hop.
For these reasons, I support the motion for a resolution on the situation in Tunisia.
Over the last few days the situation in Tunisia and other countries on the southern Mediterranean rim has come to a head.
The economic, political and social situation in Tunisia.
The discussion on the situation in Tunisia and Egypt will follow and I am sure that my colleague Cathy Ashton will be able to address it in more precise terms.
There has been an alarming decline in the human rights situation in Tunisia.
Anyone following the situation in Tunisia knows that the past is not yet dead and buried and that there are people pulling strings and plotting behind the scenes.
I voted in favour of this motion for a resolution on the current situation in Tunisia.
(RO) Madam President, the European Union is monitoring very closely the situation in Tunisia and is supporting the Tunisian people's efforts aimed at a peaceful transition to democracy.
The Union represents cowardly imperialism,as evidenced by its belated response to the situation in Tunisia.
The European Parliament has quickly adopted a position on the situation in Tunisia in view of the situation in the entire region.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I personally am very pleased that we are having this debate on the human rights situation in Tunisia.
(FR) Mr President, I should like to draw the European Parliament's attention to the deterioration- if such a thing were still possible- of the human rights situation in Tunisia.
The Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance has requested that the debate on the situation in Tunisia be wound up by the adoption of a resolution, which is something we had not been planning.
Council Decision(CFSP) 2015/157 of 30 January 2015 amending Decision 2011/72/CFSP concerning restrictive measures directed against certain persons andentities in view of the situation in Tunisia.
Parliament is following the development of the political and economic situation in Tunisia with great interest, as we in the European Union are that country's most important trade partner.
I think that in recent times, for months now, we were practically the only ones, along with a few MEPs from the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance,to call for a debate on the situation in Tunisia.
Therefore, I cannot but welcome the adoption of this motion for a resolution on the political situation in Tunisia, in which Parliament extends its solidarity to the Tunisian people.
The dramatic situation in Tunisia demonstrates the urgent need for a European vision for the Mediterranean, or indeed the involvement of the southern rim countries in the current partnership and neighbourhood policies.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I do not believe that the resolution will alter the situation in Tunisia, so therefore I am against it.
I voted in favour of the motion for a resolution on the situation in Tunisia so as to express, together with my fellow Members, the European Parliament's position on the'Jasmine revolution'.
Council Implementing Regulation(EU) 2015/147 of 30 January 2015 implementing Regulation(EU) No 101/2011 concerning restrictive measuresdirected against certain persons, entities and bodies in view of the situation in Tunisia.
I have voted in favour of the joint motion for a resolution on the situation in Tunisia, because it expresses the European Parliament's attitude to the events in Tunisia in a clear and balanced way.