Examples of using Previous speaker said in English and their translations into Czech
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What can Europe do, as the previous speaker said?
The previous speaker said that it is impossible.
I can partially agree with what the previous speaker said.
As the previous speaker said, it is not a budget for the 21st century.
I would like to pick up on what the previous speaker said.
PL Mr President, as the previous speaker said, I too am asking for my vote on the Rules of Procedure to be changed.
PL Madam President,I would like to start with what the previous speaker said here.
In implementing the package, as the previous speaker said, we must take a careful look at specific points.
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.- I will continue a bit on what the previous speaker said.
In fact, I shall reiterate what the previous speaker said, but I believe it to be so important that it is worth repeating.
What makes them leave those countries andseek opportunity, as the previous speaker said, in the West?
Mr President, the previous speaker said that if Greece were to leave the eurozone, its currency would collapse, but in that case, it would default.
On behalf of the ITS Group.-(NL) Mr President, we have, of course,all expressed our horror at the shocking attacks in Pakistan last week, which, as the previous speaker said, are a never-ending story.
As the previous speaker said, the figures also show that there is something fundamentally wrong with the prices of these massive imports of Chinese textiles.
The Arctic is critical for global climate, andfor this reason alone we must be part of a new style of governance for this beautiful and- as the previous speaker said- one of the last wildernesses of our world.
You just heard what the previous speaker said; we often see that when you go too far too fast, you achieve the opposite of what you were actually trying to achieve.
ES Mr President, I would like to echo those who have already talked about banning the production, export and stockpiling of these weapons- cluster bombs- which are so harmful to civilians, and to express my support for the Oslo Process,despite the fact that, as the previous speaker said, my country manufactures, stockpiles and exports these types of weapons.
As a previous speaker said, securing future energy supply is a vital issue for all of us, and to solve this problem we must look to a wide range of technologies: not just one; not just gas.
If you had not declared that you were an Italian radical I would never have known it from this report, butthe fact that you expect political parties to broadcast their internal debates- it is not going to happen and indeed, as the previous speaker said, all you do is expose division rather than reinforce the fact that we are here because we believe in a Europe that is accountable to its citizens.
In this case- and this needs to be clarified with regard to what the previous speaker said, too- it is not about subsidies for simple restructuring, it is about supporting individual workers by providing assistance with living costs and measures for further training.
Now cars, as the previous speaker said, are made to go faster and faster and are more sophisticated than ever: satellite navigation systems, e-systems, as we are talking about here, will be in cars very shortly and they will probably be standard in 20 years' time.
I would like to endorse what the previous speaker said and ask you urgently to ensure, in your sphere of influence, that selections will not only be made on the basis of national quotas, but also that party political preferences will be put aside so that we can finally break with a very awkward tradition in connection with officials, which is specific to Europe, and actually bring in the best people.
Convention 188 is nothing more than a part of the application of this agenda to the fisheries sector,which was not covered by the standard contract on seafaring work and, as previous speakers said, it is very important that we also have a minimum coverage at global level in this sector too.
Today it is also obvious that the Transitional Federal Government in Somalia does not have the resources or the means to establish peace and security in the country and therefore is much less capable of guaranteeing safety in its waters or in areas close to them, therefore international support is needed to do this,in line with what was laid down by the United Nations in June, as the previous speakers said.
We are not talking about giving more time tosome farmers than others, as one of the previous speakers said, but about giving the same amount of time to everyone to meet the requirements made of them and to ensure that the standards are met.
One of the previous speakers said that dialogue is very much a two-way process, but if we look at some of the civil society organisations being funded in order to promote the Treaty of Lisbon, we only see organisations that are fully signed up to promoting this fundamentally undemocratic Treaty.
I agree with the previous speaker who said that the Commission needs to be appointed.
I would like to correct the previous speaker who said Helen was born to walnut farmers.
I agree with the previous speaker, who said that this concept is reserved for sentient beings.
I do not know what is going on behind the scenes, as the previous speaker just said, and what deals are being done that we do not know about.
