Eksempler på brug af Titley report på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I believe we should debate this Titley report briefly today.
The Titley report with its proposal for a common weapons market is an element in such a policy.
Transport security could also have been discussed with the Titley report.
The Tindemans and Titley reports are therefore linked and complementary.
The House will vote on the proposal that voting continue on the Giansily and Titley reports.
Mr President, in my opinion the vote on the Titley report was an offence against democracy.
The Titley report on aid for reconstruction in the former Yugoslavia is full of high-minded sentiments.
Mr President, the same obviously applies to the Titley report as to the Schulz report. .
The actions being developed by the Commission largely match the recommendations in the Titley report.
Mr President, I share the view that the Titley report is an important one, and it comes at a significant time.
Regarding the Middle East, we are in a global situation in which there has just been a new development,which is not yet reflected in either the Brok or Titley Report.
So we in my group think that the Titley report in response to the Commission communication is an extremely important document.
As regards Mr Mendiluce's report, the Committee on Budgets has also expressed a favourable opinion for the same reasons as those stated concerning the Titley report.
Having said which, the Titley report, despite containing a number of positive, albeit general, pointers, does not I think, come anywhere near to responding to the demands of the times.
On 11 September, the first reports rolled in about the horrific attacks in the United States during the vote of the Titley report in the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Human Rights.
The Titley report rightly points out that the 1998 EU Code is a major step forward towards a more coherent and transparent European policy on arms exports.
Mr President, I feel sure that high-profile debates like these on the Tindemans and Titley reports increase our awareness and sense of responsibility with regard to a common European foreign policy.
The Titley report wants Europe's security and defence identity to be asserted- I am with him up to this point- but he goes on to say that this should be within NATO, which I find very disappointing!
But there is no way in which the implementation of that objective, which is a particularlydifficult one to achieve, should come under an integrated approach as recommended by the Titley report. Rather, we should apply the method of variable geometry if we want to make real progress.
We are voting against the Titley report, since we cannot in any way support the EU's arms policy, which goes hand in hand with the ambition of establishing an EU defence policy within the framework of the CFSP.
Finally, I think it is right to mention that the Titley report contains a small paragraph, which we should bear in mind, on the ratification of the Ottawa Treaty on Anti-Personnel Mines by all the Member States.
The Titley report, which we voted on a few days ago, basically represents a second step forward on questions of common foreign, defence and security policy which will, I believe, slowly but surely build up into a global policy for the European Union with flesh on its bones in the form of uniform terms and uniform rules.
Bonde and Krarup(I-EDN), in writing.-(DA)We are voting against the Titley report, since we cannot in any way support the EU's arms policy, which goes hand in hand with the ambition of establishing an EU defence policy within the framework of the CFSP.
In this sense, the Titley report is particularly efficient and highlights not only the merits but also the omissions, the innate limitations of the Council's report and of the feasibility of implementing the code of conduct.
The Green Group has requested the withdrawal of the Titley report- on behalf of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Security and Defence Policy- on the challenges facing the European defence-related industries: a contribution for action at European level A4-0076/97.
Mr President, the Titley report is a positive step towards enhancing road safety. The eCall system, which will help save human lives on Europe's roads and reduce the severity of injuries, will have a very favourable cost-benefit ratio.
Let us hope that the adoption of the Titley report and the publicity it will receive in the European Union will speed up the implementation by all of the Member States of this essential intelligent car system.
Although here and there in the Titley report there are some interesting suggestions, such as setting up a legal form of European armaments company, making sure, however, that they do not become a strait-jacket, the overall approach taken in the report and in the Commission's analysis, both federalist and ultra-liberal, opens no genuine prospects for the future in keeping with the real interests of the Member States of the European Union.
In the name of liberalism, the Titley report cultivates, in reality, the cult of asymmetry, which seems to be becoming the official doctrine of the Commission: Europeans should continuously give the example of the purest and most absolute liberalism, even to the detriment of their own interests.
In conclusion, with regard to the Titley report I would emphasize that there is agreement between the Commission and the rapporteur on the broad outlines of our strategy towards Ukraine. With regard to the Hoff report, the Commission is paying particular attention to the rapporteur's observations, with the aim of improving our assistance.