Eksempler på brug af Barrot has på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Commissioner Barrot has already discussed a number of other issues at great length.
Let me mention just two or three striking figures,which Mr Barrot has already put before us.
As Commissioner Barrot has said, some states are delaying, but without confidence you could hardly blame them.
The action plan of 25 September, the seminar held on 25 November andthe proposals which Mr Barrot has just set out on behalf of the Commission are real actions, not fine words.
As Barrot has stated: he will see to it that the EU Charter and the UN Universal Declaration of human Rights are meticulously followed.
On behalf of the GUE/NGL Group.-(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,what Commissioner Barrot has said does not convince me that there is any real benefit to be gained from using this PNR data.
I know that Mr Barrot has been to Poland, where he held talks in Frontex and also visited the part of the EU's external border for which Poland is responsible.
For this reason, I completely support the Parliament's demands that victim assistance should be unconditional and that more forceful methods and more severe penalties should be adopted,as Mr Barrot has just told us.
Secondly, as Commissioner Barrot has pointed out, without the European Parliament there would have been no Galileo.
The European Union still has no standard set of procedural safeguards and no adequate third pillar legal instrument on data protection,as Vice-President Barrot has just recognised in his speech.
I think it is important that Mr Barrot has the power to tackle both aspects, the environment and transport, with new instruments.
The Commissioner's proposal on tackling the problems of asylum seekers in the spirit of solidarity, and notably providing assistance to countries such as Poland who are responsible for securing the external borders of the Schengen area,has convinced me that Commissioner Barrot has a sound grasp of the problems within the remit of the Directorate-General for Justice, Freedom and Security.
Mr Barrot has proposed the creation of three commissioner posts: fundamental rights, home affairs and security, with asylum and immigration being separate.
Among other things, I would like to remind the House- andI am reaching my conclusion- that, while Commissioner Barrot has been extremely clear today, three days ago Commissioner Špidla said that he had yet to read the act, which I believe consists of no more than two pages.
Vice-President Barrot has pointed out that it is important to him to have these decisions as backing, particularly during the negotiations with the United States.
Mr President, we have a problem, because the whole House is asking the Commission to revise the legislative package on these matters,and Mr Barrot has, very charmingly as always, told us that this goes back a long way, that it has been debated a great deal and that on 1 January, it will begin to operate.
Judging by what Mr Barrot has just told us, it is more imperative than ever to adopt this resolution today, to send out a clear signal from the European Parliament.
These depend, above all else, on the reliability of internal waterways and on the availability of multi-functional inland ports, not least with regard to multimodal transport links, andI would, in this regard, like to do as Commissioner Barrot has already done and highlight the importance of RIS as an important contribution to the use of inland waterways, and would argue that its potential ought to be used to the full by its being incorporated into the TEN programme.
I know Commissioner Barrot has held this position for a long time, but it is good that he, as Vice-President of the Commission, has made this formal statement to us.
It will be monitored closely, especially as regards the effective enforcement of expulsion measures, detention, appeal procedures and treatment of vulnerable people.EU Commissioner Jacques Barrot has stated he will present a proposal laying down basic common principles that will"guarantee that actions on expulsion will be based on full respect for the rights, freedoms and principles enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU.
As Commissioner Barrot has just told us, this commitment has also been reflected in the recently adopted Stockholm Programme, which recognises the courage and dignity of the victims and the need to defend their rights.
As the Commission itself warns- andVice-President Jacques Barrot has said the same- this poses a threat to the efficiency, security and competitiveness of all those involved in the air transport sector.
Commissioner Barrot has reported in a very factual but conclusive way that, for one thing, the Italian Government has passed on information that was very incomplete and, it seems to me, not particularly relevant.
Our competent Commissioner Jacques Barrot has explained that there continue to be some unanswered questions when it comes to assessing the facts about the problems we may have in Italy.
As Vice-President Barrot has confirmed, the pilot project to assist Malta is voluntary and the proposed scheme to resettle UNHCR-approved refugees directly from outside Europe would also be non-compulsory.
I am pleased that Commissioner Barrot has underlined the need to ensure coherence with other policies impacting on international protection, and I hope that this same coherent approach will be extended to other common areas.
Mr Barrot has demonstrated his ambition and the Council has told us that this budget is sufficient, but we believe that if it is not supplemented in this way, the great projects which peripheral countries such as Spain are hoping for will be frustrated.
EU Commissioner Jacques Barrot has stated he will present a proposal laying down basic common principles that will"guarantee that actions on expulsion will be based on full respect for the rights, freedoms and principles enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU.
I made the comments about Mr Barrot having researched the case very carefully.
Mr Jørgensen said this is not about harmonisation, but about the approximation of laws, and in this respect I believe that Parliament, through its rapporteur Mr Nassauer, the Council and the Commission,the Slovenian Presidency and Commissioner Barrot have all helped to promote an agreement that is acceptable to all.