Examples of using To these proposals in English and their translations into Finnish
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Let us contribute to these proposals.
I hope he is not reflecting the Irish Government' s position in relation to these proposals.
In addition to these proposals, the Commission will.
We are strongly opposed to these proposals.
The reception given to these proposals in Finland has been, by and large, encouraging.
The June List resolutely objects to these proposals.
Central to these proposals is the need to curb fraudulent practices in the transport procedure.
I am fed up with them trying to put a stop to these proposals.
The Council agreed to return to these proposals in the context of a joint meeting with EU Employment Ministers in December 2007.
The Commission may, however, attach its opinion to these proposals.
The Council has arrived at a common approach to these proposals, pending the opinion of the European Parliament.
I very much welcome the attention that this Parliament is paying to these proposals.
I hope that the Commission and the Council will give due attention to these proposals, taking account of the urgent nature of the circumstances.
The Commission consequently invites the Council to give due priority to these proposals.
Furthermore, if we now agree to these proposals, we will already have prejudiced the outcome of the 2007-2013 Budget debate.
The EESC looks forward to contributing to these proposals in due course.
I applaud your commitment to these proposals- indeed, I agree with the vast majority of them- but there are one or two parts that I do not agree with.
However, the MEPs in the negotiating committee were deaf to these proposals.
According to these proposals, persons granted temporary protection should also benefit from a minimum level of social rights in all Member States.
I am happy to tell you that the ministers were very receptive to these proposals.
Much lip-service was paid to these proposals at the successful conference in Bonn, and I only hope that these words will now be turned into deeds.
It is my honour to present on behalf of the committee a number of amendments to these proposals.
Mr Frerichs felt that agreement could be given to these proposals in principle, but hoped they would be discussed more widely at the next meeting of the sub-committee.
I am fed up of tobacco giants such as Marlboro, Benson& Hedges andRothmans trying to put a stop to these proposals.
I hope that with regard to these proposals, that I hope Parliament will adopt tomorrow morning, the Commission will provide an immediate follow-up, that is, at least, speedy and specific.
The ball is now in the court of the Commission and the fifteen Member States,who must indi cate what follow-up they intend to give to these proposals.
I welcome the fact that many other EU Member States are also opposed to these proposals and that the Commissioner responsible will take account of these concerns.
In addition to these proposals, a minimal alignment of the national administrative procedures will be necessary to ensure smooth implementation of cross-border sections of the networks.
I agree with almost all the points contained in the report andthe Commission will give due consideration to these proposals when deciding on the next steps to be taken.
There is almost total opposition to these proposals in Scotland and yet the United Kingdom Maritime and Coastguard Agency just yesterday gave its approval for these potentially disastrous plans to go forward.