Examples of using The caudron in English and their translations into Finnish
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We must adopt the Caudron report in its current form.
I urge you to reject the funding suggested in the Caudron report.
The Caudron report quite rightly addresses these aspects.
Today, we can adopt a position on the Caudron proposal in peace and quiet.
Nor do we think there is any reason for debating it before the Caudron report.
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The Caudron C.59 was a French, two-seat biplane with a single engine and a canvas-covered fuselage.
On this and other matters I believe we should go with the Caudron report.
Mr President, the Caudron report is threatening to become problematic from a Christian-ethical point of view.
Now some amendments to the Fiori report go further than the Caudron report.
The Caudron C.60 was a French two-seat biplane of the 1920s and 1930s with a single engine and a canvas-covered fuselage.
That ties us into what we will discuss tomorrow in the Caudron report on the Sixth Framework Programme.
The Caudron G.4 was a French biplane with twin engines, widely used during World War I as a bomber aircraft.
Mr President, I hope that we will soon adopt the Caudron report with a substantial majority at first reading.
Madam President, unlike Mr Barón Crespo, I think that the debate on the Fiori report depends on the Caudron report.
The Caudron G.3 was a single-engined French biplane built by Caudron, widely used in World War I as a reconnaissance aircraft and trainer.
Parliament has played a very important role in this process, through the Caudron report at the first reading of the Framework Programme.
Fortunately, we still have the Caudron report, which, at least, tells us that the European Union will be able to fund projects on stem cells from supernumerary embryos.
As a result of a mistake by Parliament staff,a proposal for an amendment- No 20- that we had tabled to the Caudron report on the research programme was mistakenly included in the Euratom report.
We were disappointed therefore when the Caudron report, voted recently, provided public funding for research in conflict with these guidelines against the constitutional position of my country and three other Member States.
Mr President, I should like to congratulate the five rapporteurs and the Commission,who have steadfastly showed their willingness to listen to the European Parliament, both in the Caudron report and since.
Mr President, I think we can only say that thanks to fruitful cooperation in this House- this is also true of the Caudron report- the European Parliament can be satisfied with the results which will be voted on tomorrow.
These were part of the package in the Caudron report, and could give a positive indication that we support those technical solutions that offer alternatives to what has very frequently been a matter of dispute here in Parliament.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, as I said yesterday during the plenary debate, the Commission welcomes the agreement on the Caudron report on the Sixth Framework Programme for research.
Within the parameters set out in the Caudron report, particularly in Amendment No 22, and under strict ethical supervision, including that of parliaments, we are of the view that it must be possible to finance stem cell research within the Member States' legal framework.
That the debate with the Council and the Commission on the international situation is to take place on Wednesday afternoon,we take the view that the Caudron and Fiori reports belong together.
With regard to financing research, and in particular as regards the Sixth Framework Programme, which is the subject of the Caudron report, I believe that priority should be given to Community financing of research projects on the use of adult stem cells for therapeutic purposes.
I regret the Irish Government's silence regarding the unacceptable situation whereby Irish taxpayers are obliged to fund destructive embryo research under its participation in EU funding andI reject EU funding of destructive embryo research as contained in the Caudron report, in line with the majority view in the PPE-DE Group.
Tomorrow, we will be voting again on the amendments which we had discussed before andadopted in the framework of the Caudron report and which we, in informal trilogue with the Council and Commission, have decided to transfer to the specific programmes. This seems to me to be an historic event.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I see both light andshade in the outcome of the legislative process, which is now drawing to its close, on the Caudron report and on the Sixth Framework Programme.