Examples of using Danusevics in English and their translations into German
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Political
Mr DANUSEVICS.
Point 11.3.1: Mr Danusevics.
Mr DANUSEVICS.
Complete point 4.2.2.3 Danusevics.
Mr Danusevics Gr.
Mr Martins Danusevics.
Mr Danusevics withdrew his amendment.
Rapporteur: Mr Danusevics Gr.
Mr Danusevics tabled the following amendment.
Rapporteur: Ms Sanchez, President: Mr Danusevics.
Mr Danusevics withdrew his amendments to points 6.5, 6.7 and 6.8.
Mr Zboril, Mr Geraads, Mr Sears, Mr Palenik, Mr Voss,Mr Danusevics spoke in the general discussion.
Proposal from Mr Danusevics on the Simplification of the Common Organisation of the Wine Market.
It decided however notto make a final decision until the following meeting, once members had read the translation of the documents submitted by Mr Danusevics.
Mr Danusevics thanked the president for having raised the issue of relations with Ukraine.
The budget group noted that therequest for a communication course submitted by Mr Danusevics related to a course that had already taken place.
Mr Henriks Danusevics(Group III-LV) argued that it was important communication should occur at all levels.
The following took part in the ensuing discussion: Mr Moreno, Mr Zufiaur, Mr Westendorp, Mr Koryfidis, Mr Nyberg, Mr Pesci, Mr Boldt, Ms Pichenot, Ms Carroll, Mr Stern, Mr Kletzmayr,Mr Danusevics, Ms Niepokulczycka, Ms Le Nouail, Mr Stöllnberger and Ms Jerneck.
Mr Danusevics also expressed his interest in receiving information on the use of Community financial assistance by third countries.
On 26 and 27 May 2005, an EESC delegation including Mr Henri Malosse, president of the Section for Employment, Social Affairs and Citizenship, Ms King, Ms Le Nouail, Mr Sharma,Mr De Vadder and Mr Danusevics paid a visit to the Monitoring Centre in Vienna.
Mr Danusevics felt that the contact groups, and their work to improve the representation of public interests, were extremely useful.
With regard to the other proposals, the proposals put forward by Mr Buffetaut, Mr Danusevics and Mr Kienle should be covered by a future consultation from the Commission, whilst the Bureau believes that the proposal of Mr Kallio is better suited to the SOC Section.
Mr Danusevics, referring to point 5.6.1 of the section opinion, strongly doubted if the new accession countries could accept an increase in the tax burden.
Mr Danusevics proposed some small changes to the text, although these were not taken up by the rapporteur, who indicated that there must be a problem with the translation or numbering of the Latvian version.
Mr Dassis explained to Mr Danusevics that according to the section opinion, no increase in the contribution to the Community budget could be considered unless citizens were convinced of the need for European integration.