Examples of using Andersson report in English and their translations into Danish
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I am voting against the Andersson report.
The vote on the Andersson report is postponed until 22 October 2008.
CS I was unable to vote for the Andersson report.
I refused to vote for the Andersson report because, individual positive elements notwithstanding, it still falls short.
In the light of this, the People's Movement cannot support the Andersson report in the final vote.
I think it is unacceptable that the Andersson report should demand that the Commission get involved in an Eu-wide regulation of national labour markets point 1.
I would make a renewed plea to this Chamber to adopt the Andersson report in its present form.
In writing.- I supported the Andersson report on the challenges posed to collective agreements in the Union by the series of recent decisions of the European Court of Justice.
There was also the expectation that the Andersson report would offer said guarantees.
The final version of the Andersson report, which is a result of cooperation between the socialist rapporteur and the conservatives, does not impose this crucial requirement.
Mr President, the European Parliament has just adopted the Andersson report on adequate and sustainable pensions.
The Andersson report is thinking about the next generations, but is also thinking about bringing things up to date so that social security, pensions, fulfil our objectives and combat poverty.
I am afraid that the approach of the Green Paper and of the Andersson report do not facilitate modernization and enterprise.
The funny thing about the Andersson report is that it does not get bogged down with too many details of how everything should take shape; from this perspective it is not a pie-in-the-sky report. .
As it is possible that a lot of Members will leave the House,I would like us to postpone the vote on the Andersson report until tomorrow.
The series of European Court of Justice rulings which the Andersson report purports to address represent an audacious attack on these basic rights.
This is why we must harmonise our approaches in the area of economic policy more closely than in the past and, in light of this, trusting that there is agreement among the political groups,I ask that we support the Andersson report and vote to adopt it.
Mr President, unlike several of those who have spoken in today' s debate, I am inclined to endorse the Andersson report, one of the reasons for this being that I can see clear differences between the report and the Commission' s communications.
The Commission and the Andersson report are not proposing a social policy; they are giving Brussels exorbitant decision-making powers as regards funding, i.e. as regards the organisation and the provision of social protection services in the countries of Europe.
Although the report contains much which is good, the only parameters for success in the Andersson report are quantitative growth and increased profits.
IT Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,I welcome the Andersson report because it focuses on principles by which the internal market should be governed with regard to the balance between the free movement of services and the inalienable rights of workers.
Although the Andersson report has gathered some positive proposals, including some that we put forward ourselves, we are still critical of some of the bases for the Commission' s proposal and we still have concerns about the strategy for modernising social protection.
I am one of the 74 MEPs who today voted against the Andersson report, not because I am against employment, but because these guidelines for European Union, for EU Member States policy, do not specifically state that one of the options for encouraging employment is to allow those workers to retire who want and request to do so.
NL Mr President,I voted against the Andersson report, not only because the text pertains to labour law- which falls within the remit of the Member States- but also because it makes reference to the Charter of Fundamental Rights and the Treaty of Lisbon again and again.
EL Madam President,I consider the Andersson report to be a brave move on the part of the European Parliament, because what is at stake is a balance between legal principles and political perceptions which bears directly on the lives not just of the workers, but of all citizens.
Lastly, ladies and gentlemen, returning to the Andersson report, I should like to stress the importance of supporting the lifelong learning strategy and promoting a culture of improving quality at all levels, by multiplying the links between formal education and training and developing the validation of acquired experience.
Tomorrow, the Socialist Group will support the Andersson report and the work of the Commission because we believe that in fact the changes proposed are not frivolous, or opportunistic, but that they respond to our social commitment to this generation of workers, to these citizens, and also to those who will live in Europe in the next generation.
