Examples of using Difficult negotiations in English and their translations into Czech
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We have been through some difficult negotiations, especially with the Council.
The project for solution approved today is a good starting point for the difficult negotiations ahead with the US.
I therefore hope that the difficult negotiations expected today and tomorrow will prove to be very successful.
Captain Chandler is making good,solid progress in difficult negotiations with President Peng.
Through good cooperation in many difficult negotiations we agreed on something which I can unreservedly offer to the House to take on board.
The most significant points of the regulation are the product of Parliament's commitment during the difficult negotiations with the Council.
And I'm happy to report that after very difficult negotiations, I am very close to procuring the requested item.
FR Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to join in the thanks andcongratulations addressed to those who have managed to conclude these very difficult negotiations.
Otherwise, it would seem as if the difficult negotiations in the WTO are being used as an excuse for the lack of action.
Mr President, I would like to thank Sidonia in particular, our rapporteur,for handling very difficult negotiations excellently on behalf of Parliament.
It must be said, Mr Coelho,that, given the difficult negotiations at the Council regarding the enhanced role of the Commission, it is conceivable that they will not be concluded in the short term.
Parliament is united on all these points- let me make that clear- andit must remain so during the difficult negotiations that, as I have just heard, await us with the Council.
Following difficult negotiations with the European Council, we have adopted a text which deals with the final means of transport for which passengers' rights had not yet been regulated under EU law.
In writing.- As my group's shadow Rapporteur I would like to congratulate Mrs Goulard on the adoption of her report andto thank her for the good co-operation between us throughout these difficult negotiations.
The lengthy and difficult negotiations held in the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety focused, above all, on the long-term emissions limit, which was agreed at 147g CO2/km.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I thank the rapporteur, Mr Manders, together with all the other shadow rapporteurs and the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection(IMCO)for their work towards reaching an agreement after difficult negotiations.
I would argue that, in the difficult negotiations which I hope can make progress, the authority and firmness of the Community institutions partly depend on the quality of democracy that we are able to achieve within the EU.
This is repeatedly evoked in the agreement and the Commission is, moreover,firmly convinced that the text we arrived at, after sometimes difficult negotiations, does indeed fully respect the rights and competences of each EU institution and stands the test of legal scrutiny.
These lengthy and difficult negotiations to reach an agreement on the 2011 budget demonstrate that as new budgetary principles become effective, we will be forced to find rational institutional compromises on the most important areas of EU policy.
Mr President, Commissioner, I would like to express my sincere thanks to the rapporteur, Mr Leichtfried, for his work on this report and,on behalf of my group, I wish him every success in the undoubtedly difficult negotiations with the Council, which is unfortunately not present at this debate.
In view of the difficult negotiations and of the pending completion of the legislative procedure on the Galileo satellite navigation system, I strongly endorse the stipulation made by the rapporteur that the budget line created for expenditure on administrative management should be a pro memoria item.
In Cancún- under the extremely capable chairmanship of Mexico, which I think everyone was able to single out andthank for its ability to manage such difficult negotiations, which had previously ended in stalemate- we saw, in fact, that the multilateral process is still alive.
After several trips by Prime Minister Topolánek to Kiev and Moscow and difficult negotiations with President Yushchenko and Prime Minister Tymoshenko and also Prime Minister Putin in Moscow, the agreement was eventually signed on 12 January and created a legal basis for the deployment of the monitors, and asked for the resumption of Russian gas supplies to the EU.
Between us, we have nevertheless brought it to a successful conclusion, and I should particularly like to thank the chief negotiator, the French Permanent Representative, Mr Léglise-Costa, who retained the necessary calm andcontrol throughout these extremely difficult negotiations, of which there were at least ten rounds.
First and foremost, I am very pleased that we managed to reach an agreement on time, that the difficult negotiations with the Member States and the European Commission were completed before the end of 2010, and that we managed to avoid the hazard of a provisional 2011 budget, even though each of the parties, of course, had to compromise to a certain extent.
This 2008 budget is in fact a victory for Europeans and for the House, and I also wish to express my most sincere thanks to our general rapporteur andhis entire team for their difficult negotiations, and also of course to Chairman Böge and the COBU Members and administrative staff.
FR Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, first of all,I should, of course, like to thank the two co-rapporteurs who, following difficult negotiations in the trialogue, are proposing a compromise agreement which, as shadow rapporteur for the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs and for my group, I naturally invite you to adopt.
It will be a difficult negotiation and we need the time.
This will be a difficult negotiation.
In addition, there must be confidentiality among the institutions during difficult negotiation phases.