Eksempler på brug af Resolution says på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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As the resolution says, we should discourage any kind of tourism to Burma.
So I would urge the Commission to take due heed of what the resolution says on this subject.
The resolution says that the multinational firm Shell is still in Nigeria.
That is what is present in andabsent from the summit'conclusions' and the resolution says nothing about this.
What this resolution says about Moldovan democracy not having been stabilised is perfectly true.
Second, and as a consequence of this, it recognises the'political, democratic and economic progress achieved by the present Georgian President and Government',even though the content of the resolution says the exact opposite and fails to mention the wave of repression to which the country's progressive circles have long been subjected.
The resolution says some very good things about children and, I refer, in particular, to the text about child sex tourism.
Mr Moreland.- Demonstration projects are at their worst harmless and at their best a valuable contribution to the Community's programme for saving energy and exploring improved energy sources, andit is clearly a tribute to the programme, as the resolution says, that from a Community outlay of 205 million ECU, we have seen generated 900 million ECU of investment.
As the resolution says, the EU as a global player is one of the major beneficiaries of an open world economy.
By stressing bilateral relations at the expense of a global approach, the resolution says, this policy has not helped contribute to a process of integration and significant reform in the region, in terms of democratic progress.
The resolution says nothing about the need to give priority to sustainable development and the integration of environmental issues into all the policy areas of the Community.
Author.- Mr President, the first indent of our resolution says it all:'Having regard to its numerous previous resolutions on Zimbabwe, most recently that of 8 July this year.
As the resolution says, we must continue to highlight minority rights, and, as we did this morning, we should vote so as to support the ideas in the Howitt report.
It means, as paragraph 1 of the resolution says, that there must within three months be a good overview and a proper new proposal on which Parliament is consulted.
True, the resolution says it is desirable that non-military measures should be used first, but the possible use of military forces is not excluded.
What is important in this context- as the resolution says- is that these reforms are extremely important for Turkey itself, for the Turkish people, for Turkish society and for the Turkish economy.
The resolution says nothing about the deplorable statements made by Commissioner Frattini who is responsible for justice and home affairs and who stated that the EU would be prepared to'take on board Israeli concerns and interests in a way that was not on our agenda in the first years of intifada.
Paragraph 8 of our resolution says clearly: it is time to introduce economic sanctions, because this is the only language which Lukashenko understands.
The resolution says that“at Party meetings”“full freedom” is to be allowed for the expression of personal opinions and for criticism(§ 1), but at“public meetings”(§ 2)“no Party member should call for action that runs counter to congress decisions”.
We consider that all governments should be taking a strong stance on this, and the resolution says that we should be calling on the General Affairs and External Relations Council in June to adopt targeted EU punitive measures against a clearly identified group of Sudanese officials who bear responsibility for this non-cooperation, with that action including clear financial sanctions- it appears that when the cries of people do not work, maybe stopping the flow of money will.
As the resolution says, the import dependency for energy of the 25 EU Member States is extremely high- 48% in 2002, potentially rising to 71% in 2030 if no additional measures are taken.
But the resolution says what needs to be said, and the most important thing is that we now promise each other to keep a sharp eye open for any means of helping, any means of contributing to stability in this unhappy part of the world.
I support what the resolution says about giving careful thought to the importance of regional development, and taking it into account in the EU budget, and about promoting a strong European regional policy with appropriate funding to achieve social, economic and territorial cohesion.
In fact, I agree with what the resolution says about how awarding the title of European Capital of Culture to a city which was the scene of such tragic events during the 20th century represents an important step towards overcoming Europe's past divisions and promoting the new Europe.
Critics of tabling a resolution say that at least we now have a human rights dialogue with China.