Examples of using This draft resolution in English and their translations into Finnish
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I therefore support this draft resolution.
This draft resolution seeks to provide the necessary clarification.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I am speaking on behalf of the new Italian Socialist Party,which endorses this draft resolution.
This draft resolution was defeated by a Chinese no-action motion.
Mr President, since I andmy colleague Olivier Dupuis moved this draft resolution on a moratorium on the death penalty, a most grievous and sinister event has taken place.
This draft resolution on the state of transatlantic relations in the aftermath of the US elections indicates how important these relations are.
Mr President, first of all, I would like to congratulate Zoran Thaler on his report and thank him andall other colleagues for their very constructive work in preparing this draft resolution.
I believe this draft resolution is supported by a majority of the Member States of the European Union.
Mr President, first of all I would like to thank the rapporteur, Mr Langen, andall those who have contributed to this draft resolution on the Commission's report on the operation of the insurance block exemption regulation.
I fully support this draft resolution to enhance high-education co-operation with third countries.
This draft resolution sets out a number of basic principles and minimum requirements for the PNR package, and they are, as it were, our conditions for consent.
On behalf of the PSE Group.-(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,the Socialist Group in the European Parliament wholeheartedly supports this draft resolution, because it sees it as a decisive step in the strategy to oppose the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction that was adopted by Europe in December 2003, and also because it makes reducing the biological weapons threat a top priority.
This draft resolution calls for the strengthening of safety and security standards on EU oil platforms and an EU capacity disaster response in the event of an oil spill in EU waters.
As a pragmatic and experienced politician, I take the view that this draft resolution illustrates in abundance that our European Parliament and its groups experience the same difficulties as the Commission and the Council in getting to grips with the situation in Iraq.
Not for nothing does this draft resolution list the specific expressions of physical and mental violence, to which particularly Serbian citizens of Hungarian origin have been exposed for some time.
FR Madam President, Commissioner, Mr President-in-Office of the Council,I am satisfied with this draft resolution and with the decision that it upholds and I would also like to say something else: when man's brutality leads to tragedy and suffering on the scale that we have seen in Darfur, then our conscience demands solidarity.
I support this draft resolution because, at the moment, we do not have a harmonised and common data set capable of proving the quality and comparability of information from the statistical systems in each country.
We did indeed withdraw this draft resolution, on mature reflection, and this decision is presented for your evaluation.
I supported this draft resolution on a proposal for a Council decision authorising enhanced cooperation in the area of the creation of unitary patent protection, as I believe that a unitary patent registration system will reduce administrative barriers for European businesses.
I intended to table this draft resolution at the last plenary in October, but the coordinator of the political groups asked me to postpone the resolution until the November plenary, to give us time to prepare a more detailed text backed by a broader consensus.
Mr President, in Paragraph 24, this draft resolution calls for a European Union delegation to be established in Iran; my group would not want the adoption of this paragraph, which has been used in other European Parliament resolutions, to be taken as a sign of complacency with regard to these events.