Eksempler på brug af Discussion with parliament på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I would welcome further discussion with Parliament on these issues.
I think you have delivered a very ambitious paper anda good basis for discussion with Parliament.
Last night I had a discussion with Parliament's Bureau and we concluded the modalities by which that will happen.
It failed to act with the necessary urgency and adopt the Commission's proposals following discussion with Parliament.
I look forward to having a further discussion with Parliament, hopefully with the same rapporteur, on that subject.
My final question is, is the Commission prepared to involve Parliament in the follow-up procedure andto await further discussion with Parliament?
This is another example of the fact that such a discussion with Parliament can also be very informative for us and we gain important new ideas from them.
As President of the Competitiveness Council, therefore, I feel that this is a natural andparticularly necessary topic for discussion with Parliament today.
The purpose of the document is to initiate a wide-ranging discussion with Parliament, the Member States and voluntary organisations on the framing of future asylum procedures in Europe.
Once again, towards the end of this year, the Commission will forward a report on the state of affairs on excise taxes, andI am obviously available for any discussion with Parliament on that report.
Is the European Council willing to start up a real discussion with Parliament on its proposals and is the Commission willing to take an active role in this discussion? .
In the same vein, since 2002, the Commission has kept Parliament informed about the multi-annual programming of the Initiative, and its annual updates, andsought appropriate discussion with Parliament on our priorities.
We want an undertaking from you that you will in the very near future hold an open discussion with Parliament on an independent OLAF and your promise to stand by this vis-à-vis the other institutions.
As an outgoing Commissioner, I would venture to say- and not because the Council President has now left- that according to my interpretation of the Amsterdam Treaty, the devising of a common strategy, with all the opportunities for action which this affords the Union,is something that warrants prior discussion with Parliament.
I would like to reiterate this concept,clear up any ambiguity and open a discussion with Parliament on this very sensitive matter.
Secondly, the Commission is also open to further discussion with Parliament on the tension that will inevitably arise between the continued efforts to eradicate the financing of terrorism and respect for civil liberties and human rights.
Finally, I hope that, before the negotiations are completed, the Council andthe Commission will also institute an exhaustive discussion with Parliament concerning the long-term economic consequences of enlargement.
We remain convinced, on the basis of our extensive consultations with other Member States, including at the level of Heads of Government over the last week when a number of Heads of Government came to London and there was a range of bilateral contact beyond London, that these proposals remain the best andonly basis for agreement within the Council and subsequent discussion with Parliament.
In this context the follow-up through key input and outcome indicators is crucial and this is a high-priority area of work.This relates to a long discussion with Parliament and the Committee on Development and Cooperation about the percentages allocated to different sectors.
Thirdly, I agree with them that implementation and enforcement of environment policy are tremendously important issues, but I would ask them not to reach an agreement at the first Environment Council but rather to wait until the second one so thatthey can have the benefit of consultation and discussion with Parliament on this very important subject.
Mr President, I should like here to conclude by promising the honourable rapporteur andthis Parlia ment that the Commission will definitely remain in discussion with Parliament's committee, so as to examine in what way the situation at Community level can as far as possible be promoted and improved.
Use the period until the next International Women's Day to hold debates and discussions with Parliament, the national bodies and the voluntary organisations in Europe.
The Commission will be ready to continue discussions with Parliament related to the shape of future cohesion policy in the forthcoming months.
I will be happy to enter into further formal discussions with Parliament before the peer review takes place.
Our Minister, Mr Funke, will also be taking part in separate discussions with Parliament on agricultural policy shortly.
It is true that the German Presidency held various discussions with Parliament and that we were kept informed throughout the period of the negotiations, for which we are grateful to the presidency.
I do not know what kind of impediment it is that prevents the Commission fromachieving proper communication and having proper discussions with Parliament on the subject of sustainable development.
Admittedly, the Austrian Government has achieved a great deal in terms of agricultural policy in its discussions with Parliament- or at least when Mr Molterer was present in the committee- and defined directions and outlined courses to be followed.
Speaking of the conditions for generating growth and employment and also social cohesion,I should also like to mention a few points which I feel should be given priority in further policy developments and in discussions with Parliament.
I would point out that last October, Parliament, by a large majority, voted in favour of the proposal for a regulation on the indication of the country of origin of certain products- including textile products- imported from third countries, and that to date,the Council has not opened negotiations or discussions with Parliament, even on an informal level.