Examples of using Libicki in English and their translations into German
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Mr Marcin LIBICKI Member.
Mr Libicki, asks the House and the committee to excuse his absence.
Thank you, Mr Libicki.
As regards Mr Libicki, I believe that this is a point on which we will not be able to agree.
PL Mr President, I would like to start with thanks, which are directedtowards the author of this report, Chairman Marcin Libicki.
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Mr Marcin LIBICKI Chairman.
Turkey has to take that step now, in the interests of justice, in the interests of Turkey and in the interests of Greek and Turkish Cypriots,as Mr Libicki has said.
However, I say to Mr Libicki that they are also the source of Europe's greatest dynamism, prosperity and cultural richness.
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.-(ES) Mr President, I wish to thank the rapporteur,Mr Libicki, Chairman of the Committee on Petitions.
With regard to this project and the report by Mr Libicki, I would like to say that in general three aspects should be taken into consideration here.
On 11 January, following his reelection as European Ombudsman, Mr DIAMANDOUROS participated in a press conference organised by the Chairman of the Commimee on Petitions of the European Parliament,Mr Marcin LIBICKI.
I have met with Mr Libicki to discuss this matter, and am here again this evening to answer Parliament's questions.
I should also like to thank the chairman of my committee, Mr Libicki, for all his work and the support that he gives me and others.
Mr President, I would like to thank all of the members of the Committee on Petitions- a very important parliamentary committee- for their help, in particular its chairman,Mr Libicki, and its vice-chairman, Mr Cashman.
FR Mr President,I would just like to add a word to what Mr Libicki said: the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats's motion was not the result of a compromise.
If the European Parliament needs to refer the European Commission to the Court of Justice of the European Communities, because it failed to reply to our question and because it failed to render proper account to the European Parliament,then I believe that we should do so without fear, Mr Libicki says.
I would, at this point,also like to pay tribute to our current chairman Mr Libicki, who has carried on the good work of our previous chairman.
PL Mr President, my name is Marcin Libicki, and I should like to say on my own behalf and on behalf of Mr Kamiński that we both voted in favour and the card did not work either.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, the Chairman of the Committee on Petitions,Mr Libicki, has asked me to state the following on his behalf, due to his sudden departure for Poland.
I wish to thank Mr Libicki, chairman of the Committee on Petitions, for his comments, and to assure him that I look forward to working closely with him in promoting the joint and common goals of the Ombudsman in that committee.
Thank you to everyone who voted in favour of this document, many thanks to Mr Libicki and Mr Beazley, and also to my other fellow Members for their contribution to the preparation of this document.
Mr Marcin LIBICKI MEP, Chairman of the Commimee, Ms Marie PANAYOTOPOULOS-CASSIOTOU MEP, Ms Alexandra DOBOLYI MEP, Mr David HAMMERSTEIN MINTZ MEP and Mr David LOWE, Head of the Secretariat of the Commimee on Petitions, am ended the dinner.
I am expressing the views of the Union for Europe of the NationsGroup as well as those of Mr Marcin Libicki, the Chairman of the Committee on Petitions, who was unable to attend today's sitting and asked me to speak on his behalf.
As Mr Libicki mentioned, it was also discussed in the European Parliament in January at a public hearing organised by the Committee on Petitions, in which I participated together with Mr Piebalgs, my fellow Commissioner, who is responsible for energy matters.
In writing.-(RO) As Rapporteur on the Black Sea Synergy,I would like to express my support for the LIBICKI report for the simple reason that the theme it approaches has a strategic nature, exceeding the Baltic Sea area and the environmental protection field.
I am therefore pleased that, as Mr Libicki said, from now on, as a result of this new report, which I imagine the European Parliament will approve, this Parliament is going to applaud, amongst other things, the initiative that the current Valencian Government should negotiate and draw up a new law that replaces the previous Socialist law.
Member of the Commission.-(EL) Mr President, I would like to thank the Chairman of the Committee on Petitions,Mr Libicki, for his report, which allows us to discuss the environmental impact of this large project, a natural gas pipeline of 1 200 km in length, which will be crossing a shallow sea such as the Baltic.
Mr President, let me start by thanking Mr Libicki and Mr Cashman for their hard work in preparing the report on behalf of the Committee on Petitions on the third fact-finding mission to Valencia.
I wish to thank you once again and to thank Mr Libicki for his report and for the opportunity he gave us to discuss this crucial issue of the pipeline and of its potential environmental impact.
Of course, the need to strengthen it was emphasised a great many times and I hope,as Mr Libicki and Mr Kroupa said earlier, that we shall be able to make Europe and our countries better for us and our children and that we shall be able to live with the democracy, security and freedom which the European Union and the common wish of all the peoples of Europe guarantee us, without sacrificing freedoms.