Examples of using Martin schulz in English and their translations into Czech
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I agree with Martin Schulz that we should call a halt to the debate based on beliefs and consider the facts.
My group shares these concerns, and they also include the trade union rights of workers, as Martin Schulz stated in his speech.
Martin Schulz has said that we cannot fight terrorism and, at the same time, get into a conflict over fundamental rights.
Thank you for your attention, and I hope that today,the chairman of the Socialist Group, Martin Schulz, will follow my example.
I remember towards the end of the last mandate, Martin Schulz saying that at last he had seen a social democratisation of the EPP.
ES Mr President, firstly I wish to express my support for our group chairman andspokesman on this issue, Martin Schulz.
Martin Schulz told me- and was the only one to do so- that first of all, I needed the majority of the group, but everyone needs the majority of the group.
There are a number of messages contained in this report, andwhen I visited Turkey with Martin Schulz, these were the messages I was able to convey to the Turkish authorities.
As my group chairman, Martin Schulz, has stated, at a moment when Europe is confronting unprecedented challenges, it is necessary for Europe to speak with a single voice.
On behalf of the GUE/NGL Group.-(FR) Mr President, I think I do not need to add much to what Monica Frassoni,Graham Watson and Martin Schulz have said.
In common with Martin Schulz and the rest of my Group, I am a strong supporter of the Mediterranean Union as a'forced' Barcelona union or Barcelona process.
Ultimately we have to work on the real issues for European citizens, and I agree with Martin Schulz that there should be no more failures in the life of the Union.
We would like to thank Martin Schulz, who immediately visited our country and who, together with Giorgos Papandreou, took steps to communicate the situation and to secure European assistance.
Secondly, there is also the idea of a European Monetary Fund, because, in fact,all these solutions which, as Martin Schulz said, are transitional, are not necessarily what our citizens expect.
When President Pöttering was in the chair, Martin Schulz, the Socialist Group chairman, called out so loudly and clearly to me from the front row that he could be understood up here.
I would like to join in the tributes paid to President Barroso for the way in which he has picked up the gauntlet and come here to give us an explanation about the competitiveness pact,something which has even managed to keep Mr Martin Schulz sweet today.
In particular, I talked about the leader of the Socialist Group, Martin Schulz, having made some disparaging and derogatory comments in the debate in June of this year.
Mr Martin Schulz did not say a word when a minister of the socialist government in Hungary gave the order, through his direct political associates, to defame a journalist who had become a nuisance to him by having drugs placed in his car.
As you said, it is a development model which is at stake, andthere is a need, as Martin Schulz pointed out, to reappraise the demarcation lines between the role of the public sector and that of the private sector.
Mr Martin Schulz did not say a word when one of the secretaries of state of the Hungarian Government filed a criminal report against a Hungarian journalist for writing an article exposing legislative fraud, which resulted in the imprisonment of that Hungarian journalist.
HU Mr President, well, the Fidesz government deserves what is happening right now,namely that the left wing, from Mr Martin Schulz to Mr Cohn-Bendit to all the others, is now applauding them, and our dear fellow Members on the left are giving them lectures on democracy.
DE Mr President, as Martin Schulz has kindly pointed out, there are indeed many heads of government from the PPE-DE, and that reflects the fact that the PPE-DE is closer to citizens and therefore wins more elections.
After all, I am not demanding a large amount of left-wing criticism or self-criticism, but what we are demanding,time and again, as Martin Schulz recently made very clear, is the strengthening of the social dimension and scrutiny of all Commission projects in terms of their social impacts.
Although I agree with what Martin Schulz, Chairman of the Socialist Group in the European Parliament, said before the vote when he reiterated that these attacks are inadmissible, I would have preferred this indignation to have been expressed in writing.
He may have a point, I do not know; but Danny Cohn-Bendit, that great champion of free speech,said that opponents of the Treaty were mentally ill, and Martin Schulz, the leader of the Socialists, said after one of the'no'votes that we must not bow to populism and that the'no'votes opened the door to fascism.
So unfortunately, contrary to what Martin Schulz was saying, it is not as simple as dealing directly with the problems that many people are encountering today owing to high fuel prices, the pressures on them with regard to inflation, and decreasing wages in certain sectors.
None of this,however- and let me make this very clear, as Martin Schulz has done on many occasions- none of this justifies the Russian intervention which, after all, has been ongoing for years.
If I, Martin Schulz, can buy Mr Daul's fire insurance policy and if I receive the insurance payment instead of him when his house burns down, then I simply need someone, for example Mr Cohn-Bendit, who is prepared to set light to the house and I am a made man.
Here I shall quote the Chairman of the Socialist Group in the European Parliament, Martin Schulz:'Europe cannot successfully compete with other regions of the world on low wages and social standards, but on technological innovations, higher quality of work and the competence and knowledge of its people.
Like Martin Schulz, I congratulate Javier Solana on walking that long lonely path of speaking to people that nobody else would speak to, of opening the doors of dialogue, because ultimately only through dialogue between enemies can you make peace, and only through peace can you build the foundations of a solid two-state solution that will guarantee peace, equity, security and justice within the Middle East.