Examples of using Leinen in English and their translations into Czech
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Hello, my name's Leinen.
Mr Leinen indirectly referred to Libya.
I made the bed. Leinen Books.
Leinen Books. I made the bed.
Alright, but just this once,Mr. Leinen.
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Mr Leinen, earlier today, told us that it was actually more of a social Europe.
I welcome the view put forward by my colleague, Jo Leinen.
Madam President, I think that Mr Leinen put his finger on it.
I remember Mr Leinen from the days when he was still an upstanding democrat.
Madam President, allow me to add to what Chairman Leinen said.
In writing.- I welcome, and voted for, the Leinen Report on the Charter of Fundamental Rights.
NL Mr President, the Leinen report is yet further evidence of the pernicious system of self-service which this European Union is developing in all political parties.
Madam President, I would first like to thank Mrs Liotard, Mr Pittella,Mr Leinen, and the entire negotiating team.
DE Mr President,Mr Leinen has accused me of suggesting that we ignore the Rules of Procedure.
In writing.- We Greens have not been convinced that we should support the Leinen proposal to consent to the Council position on this issue.
Mr President, Mr Leinen has covered everything else I wanted to say, so I shall focus mainly on the question of tuna.
I agree with my fellow Members, Belet and Leinen, that this matter should no longer fall under the Euratom Treaty.
Therefore, I endorsed the Leinen report on the proposal for a decision of the European Parliament and of the Council repealing Council Decision 79/542/EEC drawing up a list of third countries or parts of third countries, and laying down animal and public health and veterinary certification conditions, for importation into the Community of certain live animals and their fresh meat.
Simply, it was something we were unwilling to do because, as Mr Leinen pointed out just now, we put interests other than those of consumers first.
Mr President, when Mr Leinen and I come back to political positions of the last millennium, we are mostly in agreement, and that is also the case with this report.
Will this be the initial Charter proclaimed in the year 2000 or, as the Leinen report suggests, will it be the adapted rehash integrated within the former draft Constitutional Treaty?
I voted against the Leinen report which, in the guise of so-called environmental statistics, unleashes an avalanche of information requiring a huge amount of bureaucracy, and all this in the name of green evangelicalism.
This clearly also means- as Mr Leinen has already mentioned- that we urgently need more modules.
NL Mr President, I voted against the Leinen report on the financing of European political parties because it is not acceptable for European funds to be channelled into existing European political associations, thereby discriminating against groups which do not feel the need to organise themselves at European level.
But, be that as it may,I think the Rasmussen and the Leinen reports as they have come before us are a genuine attempt to look at all of these particular areas in a balanced way.
Mr President, like Mr Leinen, I wanted to emphasise the remarkable work that Commissioner Hedegaard and her team carried out in Cancún.
DE Mr President, ladies andgentlemen, I voted in favour of the Leinen report because I am convinced that by recording this data in the various countries, we will learn far more about the situation in these countries.
The fact that I voted no to the Leinen report on fundamental rights must certainly not be taken to mean that I am against Europeans being given more fundamental rights and freedoms, on the contrary.
NL Mr President, I voted against the Leinen report because the rules on the financing of European parties, which I already regard as unacceptable per se, are being broadened.

