Examples of using This mandate in English and their translations into Czech
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This mandate is not to be taken.
The three representatives have decided to support this mandate.
Within this mandate we could negotiate.
As your next president, I do not take this mandate lightly.
I need not inform you how I felt on hearing this mandate.
We called for this mandate to be utilised in order to genuinely drive forward the reforms.
I am grateful to the court that they recognize that this mandate was unconstitutional.
During this mandate, we will also focus on the budget review and new financial perspectives.
What we need to do is to put into practice this mandate given to us by the Treaty on European Union.
However, will this mandate really make it possible to call a halt to bilateral negotiations, in favour of a truly European approach?
On behalf of the ALDE Group.-(NL)Mr President, this mandate is very welcome and we shall await the results.
I am implementing this mandate with the clear objective of having the decision to establish the EAS adopted as soon as possible after the entry into force of the Treaty.
While I am not an enthusiast of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, I would, however,like to ask if it is true that this mandate does not respect the provisions of the Charter.
For agriculture, this mandate was simply not to force us into a new reform within the agricultural sector.
My question to you is therefore whether that is something you have simply decided, or is it a mandate that you have been given- and if so,who gave you this mandate?
Commissioner, we must renew this mandate, and it is regrettable that the Council, which should give the necessary instructions, is absent.
For that to happen, the EIB will need to make its practices more constructive in relation to the European Parliament than we felt to be the case whilst this mandate was being considered.
The report that we will adopt tomorrow is realising this mandate, which the European Union has had since the Treaty of Lisbon required accession to the convention.
MONUC has a mandate under Chapter 7 of the UN Charter to ensure the protection of civilians under imminent threat of physical violence, but lacks the resources andquantity of troops needed to fulfil this mandate.
Under this mandate, the Special Envoy, Mr Fassino, has asked for a meeting with the United Nations Special Adviser, Mr Gambari, and has also consulted the key partners of the European Union.
We have only 13 months to bring along the decisions on this very important- maybe the most important- proposal: this mandate for the European Parliament, and the Commission, and the Council.
Before this mandate expires, the Commission is also considering proposing new standards based on the results of scientific research relating to transportation times, numbers of loaded animals and numbers of loaded animals in vehicles.
Commissioner, I hope that you will change your mind on this particular decision, andthat you will not remain deaf to the political objectives and budgetary intentions thereof which are expressed in this mandate for the trialogue.
In this speech,which is probably my last speech in this mandate, it is worth remarking to colleagues that this is what I call a classic European Parliament European dossier.
Dialogue with the major powers is important, missions are important, but the main task of a parliament- at least in my opinion-is to make laws, to establish rules, because, above all, we were elected to carry out this task, this mandate.
That is why I believe that this mandate should be substantially changed before it is adopted, otherwise at the end of the negotiations I would again be compelled to vote against this agreement, as I have already done in the past.
I understand why many fellow Members who have spoken have pushed for special additional efforts on issues relating to the scope of their powers(external relations etc.), butI believe that this year in particular, this mandate should be set in relation to what citizens expect of the budget, rather than what many of us expect because of special interests or other concerns.
I do not mean that we should never have this mandate, but we do not have it today and, frankly, I think it is much more important for the national authorities to be better equipped to perform their duties than for more and more layers of inspection to be built up.
It is indeed important to point out that this mandate is valid for seven years, that it will be assessed after four years and that, if the agreement should be concluded and also adopted here, an extension will only be possible following a debate here in Parliament; which I think is logical.