Esimerkkejä To the presidency of the council käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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This is exactly how I put it to the presidency of the Council yesterday.
Does the opinion of this House and the Members of Parliament who were directly elected by our citizens mean nothing, ormean so little, to the Presidency of the Council?
Thank you to the Presidency of the Council and to the Commission for making this possible.
Mr President, I address my remarks particularly to the presidency of the Council.
On behalf of my successors to the Presidency of the Council, and in view of recent negotiations, I am furthermore confident that we will make progress on this subject, but perhaps also on others in the future.
We feel this is a central and highly relevant issue.I communicated this to the Presidency of the Council in a letter sent in December last year.
Here I would appeal to the presidency of the Council and also to the Commission finally to give Parliament an equal say in coordinating economic and employment policy and finally to conclude the interinstitutional agreement with us, so that we can play our part in promoting this important and necessary progress in the Union.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,first let me pay tribute to the presidency of the Council and to its cooperative approach to this year' s budget.
With regard to participation at the summit, as I said earlier, those taking part in these dialogues on business, consumers, the environment and employment are, in turn, urged to come and present their recommendations to the leaders of the two sides,in other words to the American president on the one hand, and to the Presidency of the Council and to the Commission on the other.
Alright, I shall therefore communicate Mr Martin Schulz's request to the Presidency of the Council so that it can be incorporated into its statement, but we are not formally altering any item on the agenda.
Before saying a few words myself about the recent European Council in Feira which I attended with President Prodi, who is not with us this afternoon because he is attending a meeting in Paris with the new presidency, I would like, on behalf of all my colleagues in the Commission,to pay tribute to the hard work, skill and energy that the Portuguese government has devoted over the last six months to the presidency of the Council.
So, with all due respect, frankness and friendship, I say to the Presidency of the Council that we have to avoid this disconnection between the policy objectives on energy, security, immigration, research and universities that are supported by the Presidency- and were so well expressed at Hampton Court- and the resistance to providing the means to achieve them.
I think it is important to say that this country is now coming closer to membership,which underlines- and I say this to the Presidency of the Council- that there is a need to finalise the negotiations with Croatia during 2010.
I also found the daily discussions with the Commission good and appropriate, andam also grateful to the Presidency of the Council for, on three occasions, having very in-depth discussions with the Parliamentary delegation, although it is still Parliament's demand that the leader of the delegation at least should take part in the EU coordination meeting tomorrow and be able to observe and comment on the actual negotiating processes.
Mr Lehne's own-initiative report is much to be welcomed, not least on the grounds that it sends an important signal to the Commission- and,let me add, to the Presidency of the Council too- and I would like to thank him for the splendid work he has done in this regard.
As for the speeches we have heard, I would like to begin with Mrs Green's, in which she referred to the Presidency of the Council and I would like to point out the importance of some of the chapters which Mrs Green mentioned, in particular the fight against discrimination.
Mr Roche, the thing which interests me most at the moment is a news item that continues to elude us: our fellow MEP, or better, the Spanish Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mrs de Palacio Vallelersundi,will in the next few hours submit to the Presidency of the Council of the European Union a proposal, discussed again yesterday in Toledo, made specifically by or put forward by Shimon Perez, with the full and total support of the Minister for Palestinian Affairs.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I have here, and I will show them to you,copies of two letters sent on 11 July to the presidency of the Council, one written by President Lukashenko himself,the other by the Belorussian Minister for Foreign Affairs. They both undertake to satisfy the will and demands of the ambassadors accredited to Minsk.
Mr Aylward, although I have been very indulgent towards you on account of your friendly welcome to the Presidency of the Council, I must remind all Members that they have only 30 seconds for supplementary questions.
Many of us are concerned that what came out of Nice will not be enough to cope with the imminent enlargement, andthat is why- whilst being obliged to the Presidency of the Council for what it has said- I urge the governments to do everything in their power to facilitate the new Treaty's speedy entry into force, so that not too much time elapses between the governments giving their consent and the Treaty's final ratification.
So we are turning to the Swedish Presidency of the Council and we are turning to the Commission.
I would appeal to the Hungarian Presidency of the Council to actively press for a solution.
I would like to extend very warm thanks to the Irish presidency of the Council.