Examples of using Telecoms package in English and their translations into Czech
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Mr President, the telecoms package will be decided on tomorrow.
Therefore, I call on the European Commission to take the greatest care when transposing this telecoms package.
The telecoms package is a major victory for all consumers in Europe.
Allow me to mention in this respect the directive on data retention, the telecoms package and the secret ACTA agreement.
The telecoms package also, however, makes a major contribution to the development of democracy.
So I welcome the fact that, through the telecoms package, MEPs will now retain scrutiny of spectrum allocation.
The telecoms package makes a major contribution to the European Economic Recovery Plan through its development of the network.
Mr President, I would like to start by emphasising how pleased I am that we are able to sign the telecoms package together today.
The third reason is that the telecoms package falls within the regulatory framework for the internal market.
A number of important proposals have been laboriously pushed through: the Stockholm Programme,future financial supervision and especially the telecoms package.
The telecoms package makes a major contribution to the Lisbon Strategy as the sector represents 4% of GDP and 25% of GDP growth.
I would like to start by saying that I think it is important to point out that the telecoms package, as it stands today prior to the vote, is essentially a good one.
The telecoms package makes a major contribution to strengthening consumer rights and consumer opportunities as more and more consumers can use it.
I would have liked us during the French Presidency to have made progress on the road package, energy package and telecoms package as well.
The first is the cap on roaming charges in the Telecoms Package, and the second is patients' rights for elective medical treatment in other EU countries.
We concentrate almost exclusively on the details andthen sometimes miss the big picture, and this is after all what the telecoms package is all about- strengthening competition and users' rights.
In writing.-(SV) I have to say that the telecoms package is one of the most difficult legislative proposals I have seen since I came here.
Now, honourable parliamentarians, we need to sit together- Parliament, the Council andthe Commission- in order to get this telecoms package up and running by 2010. There is not much time left.
Madam President, this telecoms package is of very great interest to many citizens in my own country of Ireland and indeed across the European Union, and rightly so.
This is, after all,what we proposed for the first time in our recent proposal to reform the electronic communications networks and services(Telecoms Package) and it is also the European Commission's attitude to the fight against piracy.
The telecoms package must not, and is not intended to, be used for the purposes of criminal law or penal sanctions or to affect the Member States' procedural law.
This is a common thread in all the positions adopted by our Parliament, Commissioner, be it on the own-initiative report by my colleague, Mrs Toia, oron the proposals that I myself defended as one of the rapporteurs for the telecoms package.
In fact, it was installed in the telecoms package in an amendment last night by the Chairman of the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection, so you might like to look at the process of that piece of legislation.
I would like to extend a special thank you to the European Parliament's Vice-President, Alejo Vidal-Quadras, the Committee Chairman, Herbert Reul, and the three rapporteurs from Parliament, Catherine Trautmann, Pilar del Castillo Vera and Malcolm Harbour, who, like my colleagues in the Council,have done some extremely important work to enable us to put the telecoms package together.
The telecoms package makes a major contribution to a knowledge-based economy, not only through the sector itself, but also by increasing opportunities for users, whether they be companies, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, or individuals.
FR Presidents, Minister, the Swedish Presidency has had what may be described as some historic moments: the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, the appointments of the first President of the European Council and of the High Representative, but also the climate change conference andthe appointment of a new Commission, as well as- please allow me this brief reference- the telecoms package.
The telecoms package adopted last year must form the basis of our radio spectrum policy because it also stipulates that the spectrum management of the EU and its Member States must take equal account of cultural, social and economic interests.
I would now just like to ask the Council, in this final stage anduntil the end of the current Presidency, to give this telecoms package at least the same priority as that given to energy- I know energy is very important but this package is no less important- so that we can move forward from the balancing point we have reached, as referred to just now by my colleague Mrs Trautmann.
I will be voting for the telecoms package, but I do so with a certain reluctance, because I believe there has been a fundamental betrayal, at the highest level, of the basic principle of the telecoms liberalisation that this directive was supposed to achieve.
They include the energy efficiency package and the telecoms package, the creation of a prudential financial supervisory body, agreement on the 2010 budget, particularly as regards financing the economic recovery plan, the Baltic Sea strategy and alignment for this week's Copenhagen climate conference.

