Eksempler på brug af Council is present på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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No representative of the Council is present.
In fact, the Council is present in the Chamber and I should ask it to give precedence to answering that question.
We regret the fact that no Member of the Council is present.
I welcome the fact that the Council is present in this debate, in the person of Mr Antonione.
Therefore, it is important that the Council is present.
Folk også translate
The President-in-Office of the Council is present, having been invited to attend this debate at this point in the agenda.
I very much appreciate, by the way, that the Council is present here today.
The fact that no one from the Council is present here is absurd and illustrative of how out of touch they are.
Mr President, I am very pleased that at least the Council is present.
Mr President, as the Council is present today, I wonder if you would like to ask the President-in-Office to comment on the observations made by Members.
I will check andtry to make sure the Council is present.
The Council is present today, represented by the Minister for the Economy and Labour of a country in which social partnership works and in which the social market economy is a living reality.
I see no point in continuing with my speech,since neither the relevant Commissioner nor the Council is present.
I am also very grateful that the President-in-Office of the Council is present, and we all, of course, share this opinion.
Let us be honest, this remains a difficult exercise, andI am delighted that the President-in-Office of the Council is present.
(NL) Mr President, I had actually wanted, today, to address the Council, but I understand that no one from the Council is present and that somewhat less importance is therefore being attached to this debate.
In other words, if there is to be no reply,can the question be taken separately at a later date when the Council is present?
DE Mr President, Commissioner Kallas, first of all,I very much welcome the fact that the Swedish Presidency of the Council is present, and I would also like to personally thank Mrs Malmström for having made the procedure more transparent.
Bloch von Blottnitz(V).-(DE) I would like to make an urgentrequest to you and also to the House that we discuss THERMIE II on Wednesday when the Council is present.
I now come to my second point, and I have to say that I again deplore the fact that the Council is not present- I do not understand why the Council is present on some occasions and not on others- for I have already questioned the Irish Presidency about what it intended to do in this area.
We need clarification to know, first,if it will be possible to finance all these flagships without damaging agricultural and cohesion policy, and whether we will have to face cuts to traditional policies to finance the new priorities with which the Council is presenting us.
Mr President, to begin with, I want to thank the Council, andI appreciate the fact that the Council is present, because the question is whether the Council really wants to take responsibility for spending taxpayers' money, and whether the Council wants to show some respect for Parliament and for cooperation.
I believe that that is a misconstruction of the situation andthat is why I think it is good that the Council is present here this morning.
Mr President, I just wanted to point out to the House that we voted on a resolution of a European Council meeting, andit is a disgrace that nobody from the Council is present to take into account what we have been working on and what we have to say.
I hope that in the Committee on Budgetary Control, under the chairmanship of Herbert Bösch,we can take some sort of initiative to point out that it is scandalous- if the press has not already said so- that nobody from the Council is present, to show its face, so that it can respond if necessary to our comments.
In essence, of course, the Council is also called upon to make a statement on this issue, so I would ask that, if possible,it should also be discussed when a representative of the Council is present, as this will hopefully give us the information we need for our decision making.
I should like to address one more point: the Council was present yesterday, and I received the speech of the President-in-Office on behalf of the Council Presidency.
We have had previous debates in the past two months where the Council was present but left the debate half-way through.
As late as last week,we made an agreement with Mr Nisticò while the Commission and the Council were present, and this agreement led to our compromising by tabling Amendment No 19 through which the definition of unpaid blood donation is transferred to the recitals.
Mr Møller(ED).-(DA) Mr President, it is only 14 days since the enlarged Bureau drew up the draft agenda, and representatives of the Council were present who accepted these items.