Examples of using Preda in English and their translations into Czech
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Preda, do you remember your Latin?
Iceland has made significant progress, as Mr Preda said.
Mr Preda, that was a very brief question, but it was not a point of order.
And in this corner, representing the south side, preda raptor.
Mr Preda, in your speech, you used the phrase'a common European culture.
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Representing the South Side, And in this corner, Preda Raptor.
Mr Preda, if you wish to make an explanation of vote on Belarus, I will take it now.
DE The speaker is answering a blue card question from Cristian Dan Preda in accordance with Rule 1498.
Mr Preda, again, thank you to you and your team for your courage and your work during the elections.
This has also been mentioned in speeches by other Members, such as Mr Obiols, Mrs Flautre, Mrs Lunacek,Mr Preda and Mr Balčytis.
Today's news, which Mr Preda highlighted, is very significant because now, we see how dictators copy from each other and compare notes.
It is equally essential that all remaining politicalprisoners be set free- more than 2 000 of them, according to Mr Posselt and Mr Preda.
Author.-(FR) Mr Preda, we were together at the same session, but we do not share the same conception of those Thursday afternoon sessions.
I voted for the 2010 progress report on Icelanddrafted by my colleague, Cristian Preda, because I think the time has come for this state's EU prospects to be assessed.
I am sorry,Mr Preda, but I have never defended, here in this Chamber, or at any other time in my life, a single dictatorship anywhere in the world.
The international community and, in particular, the European Union around Baroness Ashton and through my fellow Member,Mr Preda, mobilized to ensure that these elections took place under the best possible conditions, transparently and without violence.
FR Mr President,Mr Preda, I said that Mr Ouattara might well have won the elections, but I do not think it was as clear-cut as you suggest.
The Council has also very closely followed the debates and hearings held by Parliament in March of this year, and is very much taking into account the opinions expressed by Parliament in the draft report drawn up by Ramón Jáuregui Atondo, Kinga Gál andCristian Dan Preda.
When I hear what your rapporteur, Diego López Garrido, and your co-rapporteurs,Cristian Dan Preda and Kinga Gál, have said in your name in this Parliament, I know that you are also very conscious about the historical task which is now in our hands.
With regard to the European Convention on Human Rights, there is little to add to the speech made by Mr Jáuregui and to his excellent report, which was drafted along with the rapporteurs for the opinion,Mr Preda and Mrs Gál, on the issue of the European Union signing the European Convention on Human Rights.
Author.- Mr President,I would ask Mr Preda what he has to say to the fact that, in this Parliament this morning, many colleagues including myself heard Mr Thomas Hammarberg, the Human Rights Commissioner of the Council of Europe, state clearly, in response to a question on this matter, that he indeed had corroboration of the serious suspicions of the existence of secret detention centres in Poland, in Lithuania and in Romania, and that he expected investigations to proceed.