Eksempler på brug af Report we are discussing på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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This also applies to the report we are discussing today.
The report we are discussing today touches the heart of our society.
For this reason I wish to express my thanks to Mr Wijkman,who is rapporteur for the report we are discussing today.
In every other way, the report we are discussing tonight is very important.
As I see it this is partly the situation dealt with by Generoso Andria in the report we are discussing today.
Mr President, the report we are discussing today is of extreme symbolic importance.
This shift is the result of a double error,which is repeated in the report we are discussing today.
This is the subject of the report we are discussing today, for which I am rapporteur.
Has been declared the European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion, andthat forms the backdrop to the report we are discussing today.
Mr President, the report we are discussing here does not, in itself, entail any major changes.
Mr President, I would firstly like to thank the Committee on the Environment, and especially its rapporteur,Mrs Graenitz, for the report we are discussing here this evening.
The report we are discussing today is called'Agenda 21', a particularly eloquent title!
So the British Prime Minister considers the report we are discussing this afternoon to be a load of rubbish.
The report we are discussing follows logically on from the Fraga report which we discussed in November.
On behalf of the UEN Group.-(PL) Mr President, my main objection to the report we are discussing today is the lack of a clear plan for opening the European Union to the east.
The report we are discussing today is particularly important because it provides for the amendment of Directive 1999/62/EC on the charging of heavy goods vehicles.
Mr President, for me the motion for a resolution and the report we are discussing lack a clear refugee perspective- and by that I mean the perspective of the refugees.
The report we are discussing concerns the poorest regions in the European Union not the poorest regions in the Member States, which are often relatively rich, on a European scale.
The limits of the mutually supportive or antagonistic relationship between the world trading system andpolicies on climate change are the subject of the report we are discussing.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the report we are discussing today contains Parliament' s proposals for reforming the European Union.
In the area of financial services, the Commission commends the good work done in the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs over the last years, and,more particularly, the report we are discussing today.
Mr President, the report we are discussing today concerns 12 to 15 million people in Europe, that is, between 8% and 10% of European workers.
PT Mr President, Commissioner,I note that the report we are discussing today refers expressly to eradicating rather than merely to combating poverty, as was actually proposed.
In the report we are discussing, the Committee on Foreign Affairs is critical of some aspects of the way in which Russia's domestic politics have developed and thinks that the EU must be clear.
For this reason, along with the report we are discussing today, I call for more research into, and education about, the safety benefits of driver-assistance systems.
The draft report we are discussing proposes certain additions and adaptations to the Commission proposal, which are necessary in order to clarify and supplement the logic of the regulation.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the report we are discussing today emphasises that the humanitarian activity of the EU must be governed by principles, as defined by the rules and good practice relating to humanitarian aid.
The report we are discussing this evening is focused on the Gulf Cooperation Council and its countries, some of which are also experiencing calls from their populations to take better account of their political, social and economic aspirations.
Mr President, the report we are discussing here today is very much an interim report into the collapse of Equitable Life Assurance Society in Britain.
Mr President, the draft report we are discussing today concerns the amendment to Rule 121 of the Rules of Procedure of the European Parliament regarding proceedings before the European Court of Justice.