Exemplos de uso de This draft report em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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In my opinion, this draft report addresses many issues and not simply animal welfare.
I would like to congratulate everyone who contributed to this draft report which we are debating today.
This draft report was rejected, which in any other context would mean the report being taken off the agenda.
Mr Silva Peneda is absolutely right; this draft report is permeated by an ideological bias.
I have had the honour of drafting theLegal Affairs Committee's opinion, which is very much in line with the content of this draft report from the lead Committee.
In voting against this draft report, I obviously did not wish to take a stand against provisions that are vitally important to sheep farmers.
The Commission services are currently in the process of finalising this draft report, and it will be adopted in the near future.
We ask you to endorse this draft report and clearly reject the Liberals' motion which calls for the entire draft report to be dismissed.
The Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizens' Rights has already adopted the report by Mr Rothley on the ethical and legal problems of genetic engineering andthe corresponding working document which to a large extent represents the explanatory statement to this draft report.
DE Madam President, honourable colleagues,as we deal with this draft report, we should concentrate on the real issue, namely trade and climate change.
This draft report, adopted by the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development, on this new directive on the protection of chickens kept for meat production, is balanced, because it takes account of the production practices of the majority of Member States.
With regard to all of this, I must congratulate this Parliament andMr Leinen on the adoption of this draft report on 12 November by the Committee on Constitutional Affairs.This has once again shown the commitment of this House to the Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
This draft report concerns amendments to Rule 51 of Parliament's Rules of Procedure, following both the creation of a working party to undertake a review of the Rules of Procedure and a decision by the Conference of Presidents.
Having said that, I share your wish for transparency andI would like to inform you that this draft report and the subsequent exchange of letters have been officially conveyed to the chairmen of the Committee on Budgetary Control and the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy.
This draft report broadly supports the European Commission's proposal, in particular, on the need to make available, by 1 January 2013, the 800 MHz band freed up by the changeover to digital television and the complete cessation of analogue television broadcasting.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the Commission is pleased with the report drawn up by Mr Veltroni and the draftsman of the committee' s opinion, and I would like to thank the chair of the competent committee andits members for the pleasing unanimity they have managed to create within their committee on this draft report.
First and foremost, this draft report reaffirms the political will to take combined action against exclusion at European Union level expressed at previous summits.
Draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection.-(DE) Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,I should like to start by saying that it is clear from this draft report that environmental protection and climate change really matter to the whole of the European Parliament and to all of its committees, but also to the Commission and the Council.
The Council took note of this draft report which will be further updated to take account of the outcome of today's session, in view of its endorsement by the Vienna European Council.
This draft report highlights the special nature of the Schengen Agreements, which on the one hand are a contribution to achieving the goal of abolishing checks on persons at our internal frontiers- in accordance with Article 7a of the Treaty- but on the other are taking shape outside the context of the European Union.
On this basis, I very much welcome the fact that this draft report has been the subject of extremely detailed discussions, not only within the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, but also with representatives of the Commission and of non-parliamentary institutions.
I voted in favour of this draft report which allows a single residence and work permit for legal immigrants, provides a'single permit' for third-country nationals and grants them rights similar to those of EU citizens.
Therefore, the Socialist Group will only find this draft report acceptable if all six proposed amendments which we submitted are approved by Parliament; otherwise this will simply be a counterproductive report that does not serve the strategic partnership between EU and Russia.
Mr President, Mr Dalli, this draft report, which was presented just now by Mr Peterle, restates very firmly the guidelines from the European Commission communication and is also inspired by the European Parliament resolution of 10 April 2008 on combating cancer in our European Union.
Mr Hallam's initial draft report proposed this option.
Mr President, I wish to thank Parliament and, in particular,Mr Howitt for this important draft report and resolution.