Examples of using Difficult report in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is a very difficult report covering very complex issues relating to pensions.
On behalf of the AIDE Group.- Mr President, this has been a difficult report.
It is a very difficult report and I believe it has got the accent right.
Mr President, I too would like to begin by congratulating Mrs Lalumière on her difficult report.
He seems to specialize in technical, difficult reports but always does it very well.
Mr President, I particularly want to thank Mrs McCarthy for her work on this difficult report.
From our perspective, this was a difficult report because it has involved one amendment which we cannot support.
I would first of all like to congratulate the rapporteur on his very hard work on this difficult report.
He managed to complete an extremely difficult report and a highly important task under adverse circumstances.
I would also like to thank Mr Karas for all the very hard work he has done on a very difficult report.
This has been a difficult report which arouses strong emotions and we do not have a European consensus on the issue.
Mr President, the rapporteur deserves thanks andsome sympathy for handling this difficult report.
This has, as I said, been a difficult report; it has been fraught and often very tense in committee and, more specifically, at the committee votes.
I therefore thank my fellow Members, the representatives of the Council, the technical staff andeveryone involved in this complex and difficult report.
Mr President, I would like to thank the rapporteurs, since these are very difficult reports and it is not easy to balance the different interests.
Madam President, I would firstly like, of course,to congratulate Mr Watson on his excellent work and his important and difficult report.
These are exceptionally difficult reports containing a great deal of complex technical details, but they are also exceptionally useful for European citizens.
Mr President, I would, of course, like to add my voice to the thanks being expressed to the rapporteur for her very good cooperation in the preparation of this very difficult report.
This was an extremely difficult report, a subject already very familiar to all the members of the Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism, given that it has already failed on two previous occasions.
Mr President, first of all I should like to thank my colleague Mrs Peijs for her very hard work in trying to reach suitable compromises on such a controversial and difficult report.
It is a complex and difficult report that should impact clearly on each and every citizen, so that they can understand precisely what Parliament is trying to accomplish on their behalf.
As for the European Parliament, Mr President, both the Committee on Agriculture, Fisheries and Rural Development and its chairman,Mr Graefe zu Baringdorf, have worked seriously and prudently on this difficult report.
Finally I want to say that this has been a difficult report but we have to identify that the way any Member State treats its minorities is a measure of how advanced that Member State really is.
Draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Culture and Education.-(DE) Mr President, I too,would first like to thank Mrs Hall for her extremely ambitious efforts to achieve a timely result for this difficult report.
It has already been said during the discussion that this is a difficult report because it deals with a whole series of technical questions and an attempt had to be made to find a compromise in many respects.
It is a difficult report, given that, as we can see, it raises several points which run counter to the Commissioner's proposal, whereas this committee has generally shared the Commissioner's criteria.
BG I first of all wish to thank Mr Albertini for the work he has done on this difficult report concerning the strategy for boosting the progress of many countries at different stages in their preparations for meeting the criteria for European Union membership.
This was a difficult report because there are many aspects to this issue, just as the forests of Europe are many and varied in nature: they range from the birch forest of Finland to the eucalyptus forest of Portugal and the palms of the Canaries.
Mr President, I would like to thank the rapporteur for his good humour andfortitude in tackling this difficult report: difficult, firstly, because it needs to strike a balance between the rights of the authors and the needs of consumers and, secondly, because technology is changing rapidly, which makes it hard to anticipate legislative problems in such a context.
Because this has been a difficult report, I want to thank at the very outset the shadow rapporteurs and other colleagues in the Chamber today for all their help in meeting the aims of this report. .