Examples of using Comprehensive response in English and their translations into Czech
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Thank you, Commissioner, for your comprehensive response.
I refer you to the quite comprehensive response that President Barroso gave on this question.
IT Mr President, Commissioner,thank you for your really comprehensive response.
I think that that is a comprehensive response to this matter.
Of course, this issue should be put in the context of the comprehensive response.
I insist on a precise and comprehensive response to these difficult legal questions.
Reinforced economic governance is indeed the cornerstone of our comprehensive response.
We consider this as part of a comprehensive response and not, of course, as the entire response. .
Mr President, I should like to thank the Commissioner for his very comprehensive response to the question.
The fourth element of the comprehensive response has to be structural measures, as outlined in the strategy for Europe 2020.
PL May I begin by thanking the Commissioner for a very comprehensive response on this subject.
In addition, as part of this comprehensive response, we will need to resolve the outstanding issues surrounding the European Financial Stability Facility(EFSF) and the European Stability Mechanism.
Firstly, Commissioner, thank you for a very detailed and comprehensive response, which I deeply value.
We believe that all this must constitute a comprehensive response which will allow us, finally, to move out of reactive mode and to plan for long-term measures and a long-term strengthening of the European economy.
This is our new economic governance at work- governance that should be the comprehensive response to the crisis.
The Green New Deal is the Greens' comprehensive response to the current economic, social and environmental crises.
We will, together with the European Parliament, play a central role in the implementation of the comprehensive response to the economic crisis.
Why, nearly two years on, is there still no sufficient and comprehensive response to Parliament's report on European cooperation with extraordinary rendition?
That is why the Commission is working very actively withall Member States and with other institutions to give a comprehensive response as soon as possible.
Agreeing with the Presidency on the issues of narcotics,what we have sought to do is develop a comprehensive response which really brings together the rural development aspects of it with social issues and, of course, the rule of law.
We have sent a letter to all three candidates, and as far as we are concerned the outcome of the vote is dependent on whether we receive clear and comprehensive responses to this.
They must be approached as a whole put together in an articulated way,so as to create a comprehensive response to the crisis, and to ensure that nothing like it ever happens again.
The Commission encourages the Thai Government to seek regional cooperation, involving also the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, as the Rohingya issue andthe other displacement issues mentioned earlier need a comprehensive response.
It is of paramount importance, since this package really is the cornerstone of our comprehensive response to the crisis that is still ongoing.
I would like to thank the Commissioner for his comprehensive response but also ask him if he could acknowledge that the Lisbon Treaty includes a detailed protocol with respect to taxation and a Member State's right to veto tax proposals.
Now I expect Parliament andthe Member States to come to an agreement, because the adoption of the governance package is fundamental to our comprehensive response to the crisis.
As a result of very long talks for several months, the elements of a comprehensive response in economic policy are now finally there for the leaders of the Union to agree and commit to in the European Council tomorrow.
The cumulative impact of a'greening' of direct payments andbetter targeted rural development measures will mean that the CAP offers a more robust and comprehensive response to the provision of environmental public goods.
In other words, it will be a cornerstone in our comprehensive response to the crisis, and will mark the beginning of its full implementation with the setting up of a new economic governance framework- and, hopefully, a European Monetary Union(EMU) walking on its two legs(the Monetary Union and the Economic Union) instead of limping along.
Elements of this strategy will be further developed in the coming months as a comprehensive response to any challenges, as part of our new economic governance.