Examples of using CS mr in English and their translations into Czech
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CS Mr President, I voted against the ban on cloning.
CS Mr President, who would not experience anguish on seeing children killed by a missile?
CS Mr Chairman, please allow me to explain why I did not take part in the vote on this report.
CS Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, China obtained some enormous advantages when it joined the WTO in 2001.
CS Mr President, Commissioner, there is no doubt that new rules of play are needed in the wine-making sector.
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CS Mr President, allow me to point out that our decisions sometimes lead to quite unexpected results.
CS Mr President, I do not even know to whom I am talking, since the Czech Presidency is not even trying to attend.
CS Mr President, allow me, as a former local councillor to voice my rejection of the proposal under discussion.
CS Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I did not support the proposal to establish a European Institute of Technology.
CS Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I have voted against the report on food prices in Europe presented by Mrs Batzeli.
CS Mr President, I would like to express my thanks for today's presentation and for the subsequent fruitful discussion.
CS Mr President, the presence of a very large number of migrant schoolchildren has enormous consequences for the education system.
CS Mr President, I also voted against the adoption of this report from a Communist MEP on the situation of fundamental rights in the European Union.
CS Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, trade and cooperation help to bring countries and individuals closer together, as does sport.
CS Mr President-in-Office of the Council, ladies and gentlemen, the beginning of the Czech Presidency has been marked by the conflict in Gaza and the energy crisis.
CS Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to explain why I abstained from voting on the crisis in the milk and dairy products sector.
CS Mr President, Commissioner, let me congratulate you on the results of your joint negotiations, the troika negotiations in Israel.
CS Mr President, after the failure of the Constitution it seemed that the principle of democratic decision-making had once again gained the upper hand within the EU, at least for a while.
CS Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to take this opportunity to mention a serious issue: the constant attempts to revise the history of World War II.
CS Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the three regulations we are debating here are closely linked to the free movement of goods, persons, services and capital.
CS Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to explain my vote on the European Parliament resolution on stepping up the Union's disaster response capacity.
CS Mr President-in-Office, at this point, I would like to express my opinion on the unbundling of production and transmission systems for gas in connection with the adopted legislation.
CS Mr President, I have been saying, for many years, that a privileged partnership between the Union and Turkey would have been far more beneficial than the promise of Turkey's entry into the European Union.
CS Mr President, the state of the tropical rain forests has been alarming for some years now and it is impossible to turn a blind eye to the unscrupulous plundering of this key component of our planet's biosphere.
CS Mr President, I did not support this populist text which, in the original version, contained a number of useful provisions on greater transparency in respect of political activities within the European Union.
CS Mr President, the whole world welcomes Barack Obama's plan to close Guantánamo, because it is a symbol of the merciless treatment of people- ruthless terrorists though they may be, or suspected of the gravest crimes.
CS Mr President, the free movement of people and goods is one of the great achievements of the European Union but it does not function well in the case of goods which are subject to varying high levels of consumer tax between the Member States.
CS Mr President, after the Irish referendum,Mr Schulz, the Chairman of the Socialist Group, is scolding us, the citizens of small Member States, in particular Ireland and the Czech Republic, with the typical German haughty arrogance.
CS Mr President, I should first of all like to show my appreciation for the fact that France has opened up its labour market to new Member States from 1 July and thus removed one of the last barriers between the old and new Member States.
CS Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the Lisbon Strategy leaves us in no doubt that the quality of education, research and innovation is a pre-condition for economic success and that support must be given to improving this quality.