Examples of using Discussions with the council in English and their translations into Finnish
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I also look forward to the discussions with the Council.
In response to discussions with the Council, work was undertaken to compile an inventory of national prior information requirements.
In the coming days and weeks, we will be intensively seeking discussions with the Council.
All in all I think we reached an honourable compromise in our discussions with the Council.
This should then also be dealt with in discussions with the Council, where we have proposed a compromise.
Discussions with the Council have progressed reasonably well and it is hoped that the new Regulation will enter into force at the end of 2003.
So to sum up,I do not expect any easy discussions with the Council over the future.
It addressed this issue during its last meeting and it will address it again on 7 and8 May with the aim of making progress in our discussions with the Council.
What we have here is a very good basis for discussions with the Council on the subject of a final solution.
We have almost unanimous support for the Commission's proposal andI hope that will encourage the Commissioner to have follow-up discussions with the Council on this issue.
These additional posts relate directly to the new tasks arising from discussions with the Council and Parliament.
Mrs Thyssen worked very methodically in discussions with the Council and the French Presidency and in our Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection.
I believe we have drafted a text that puts us in a good position from which to begin future tripartite discussions with the Council and Commission.
Mr Nilsson said that the Committee's recent discussions with the Council of Europe on fundamental rights, food security and development had been encouraging.
It was not possible to schedule a debate on this report;there are no amendments; we are voting because we want to now open discussions with the Council and the Commission.
We hope that this report will be a valuable tool in our discussions with the Council and Commission and that other legislation will protect, not undermine, social Europe.
So these are the Commission's reflections on the issues raised by Parliament's amendments, andafter the vote tomorrow we will prepare our opinion and start discussions with the Council.
One of the reasons for that is because, once again, we could not get into any discussions with the Council; we could not get any agreements with the Council. .
We are willing to have discussions with the Council and we have tried, and we have persevered in our efforts, but we do have our own views and we will bring these views to the negotiating table.
I also asked the Commissioner what position he would adopt in future discussions with the Council, since in my view this will be a key factor in future negotiations.
Discussions with the Council have shown clearly the shortfalls existing in some Member States for their own citizens at present, especially in relation to legal aid- crucial if people are to have access to the law and some defence against those who have the power- and also where effective systems are not in place to adequately represent lone children and young people in their own right.
It can also take part in the practical follow-up, through discussions with the Council, Commission and European Parliament, or by guiding proposals through the legislative process.
As you know, this was the view of the committee expressed on Tuesday, andwe think that we can now proceed to have further discussions with the Council with a view to achieving a satisfactory outcome.
Pursuing this approach risks leading to prolonged discussions with the Council and to a second reading, further delaying the creation of an effective enforcement mechanism capable of dealing with rogue traders.
As rapporteur I will now take forward this first reading position in our discussions with the Council and the Commission, and hope to achieve Parliament's priorities as outlined in the report.
I hope we can at least manage, before Barcelona and Seville,to have in-depth discussions with the Council and the Commission on new forms of governance, which will not even be conceivable without Parliament's consent.