Esimerkkejä Rapporteur's view käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Mr Retureau said that he fully endorsed the rapporteur's view.
I could not agree with the rapporteur's view about the UK abatement.
The Group of the European People's Party shares the rapporteur's view.
The Commission shares the rapporteur's view that it is essential to continue with our efforts.
As the powers that be in Ukraine are obviously not unanimous in their desire to shut down Chernobyl,we should agree with the rapporteur's view on the Commission's responsibility.
I agree with the rapporteur's view that schools should have a doctor, a nutrition specialist.
With regard to the legal basis, I share the rapporteur's view that we should opt for Article 175 on its own.
I share the rapporteur's view that the economic crisis will force us to be more innovative and to seek a bigger impact from the available funding.
Despite the very large number of good statements, I cannot share the rapporteur's view that nuclear energy is a practical alternative to energy imports.
I also support the rapporteur's view that the programme should be accessible to everyone and not just be addressed to well-educated and privileged groups.
Personally I support this request for his dismissal, that is to say, the rapporteur's view, although I do not believe the concept of moral responsibility to be relevant.
I share the rapporteur's view that, if we want a truly effective European instrument in this area, it must have binding effect within European territory.
However, the amendments do not strike me as acceptable; butI assure you that the Commission shares the rapporteur's view that the adoption of the definitive system will constitute the final and most important simplification for traders.
I also support the rapporteur's view that we are in the business of adopting uniform arrangements in Europe in the fields covered by Title IV of the Amsterdam Treaty.
Madam President, I cannot but endorse the rapporteur's view, as Europe needs more fiscal competition rather than less of it.
I support the rapporteur's view that a study needs to be performed into the possible shortcomings of fingerprint identification systems in the Member States of the European Union.
I give my enthusiastic support to the rapporteur's view that the original length of the programme should remain at five years.
I share the rapporteur's view that the animal health protection strategy should be more long term, and that appropriate funding should be ensured.
I am voting for this report because I share the rapporteur's view that IAs are crucial in order for us to carry out our work as law makers.
I also share the rapporteur's view that such a strategy must be constantly adapted if Europe wants to remain in future an area of security, freedom and prosperity.
However, in addition to these agreements, the Commission shares the rapporteur's view concerning the need to adapt the information strategy to the requirements of the most vulnerable target groups.
I share the rapporteur's view that this is a well-founded proposal, which obtained a consensus both in the Council and the Court and I therefore voted in favour.
I fully share the objectives of the Marco Polo programme, and the rapporteur's view on how to reduce road congestion and improve the environmental performance of the worldwide transport system.
I share the rapporteur's view that the social economy is becoming increasingly important in the current economic climate, since many needs are now arising that traditional economic operators are not able to meet.
I also support the rapporteur's view that the directive should cover wood dust from all types of hardwood.
I thus share the rapporteur's view that it would be advisable to adopt a system of'joint liability' at European level, under which the main contractor would be encouraged to check that subcontractors comply with relevant legislation.
Therefore, we support the rapporteur's view that there is a need for a wider body to evaluate the working of the action programme.
I also endorse the rapporteur's view that, in this connection, the status described in Article 87(3) of the European Community Treaty should automatically apply to the outermost regions, which is, after all, laid down in the Treaty approving a Constitution for Europe.
We also totally share the rapporteur's view that the Council common position contains useful improvements to the Commission's proposal.
I fully support the rapporteur's view that the challenge is not simply one of closing chapters in negotiations but still one of dealing with endemic problems of corruption and political reform in order to meet the Copenhagen criteria for democracy and human rights.