Examples of using Meps should in English and their translations into German
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We as MEPs should practice what we preach.
For this reason too the numbers of women MEPs should increase a one third to a half.
MEPs should not make EU laws in a country that breaks EU laws.
A substantial number of MEPs should form part of the college of Commissioners.
MEPs should be remunerated by their own countries, where they should also pay tax.
One is that it is not evident why 32 MEPs should have more rights than a political group.
We MEPs should also be able to form views on the extremely difficult issues discussed in this report.
I believe, notwithstanding all of the hard work and goodwill, that MEPs should reject this proposal.
All British MEPs should lobby the Minister responsible to ensure that the derogation continues.
These amendments protect Parliament's reputation, as does the point that MEPs should no longer be able to employ family members in future.
MEPs should only be reimbursed for the actual costs that arise in connection with journeys made.
Nor can I support the proposal relating to a common EU tax,since I believe that all MEPs should pay tax in the country where they live.
Secondly, MEPs should be invited to participate in local events organised by or through the networks.
The second observation relates to the idea that MEPs should be paid from the budgets of their respective States.
MEPs should be aware that the expectations of the trade union are very high- irrespective of their political faction.
Indeed, we say as much in paragraph 1 of the report, to the extent that the 18 MEPs should enter en bloc, otherwise we would lose representativeness.
The only people that MEPs should represent should be their electorates; they should not represent particular economic or religious interests.
There is, however, a respectable argument that, because there is no question of the UK becoming one of the initial members of EMU under our opt-out, UK MEPs should either abstain or stand aside from this vote.
Also, MEPs should enjoy more formalised assistance when on mission- which, it must be said, we normally do.
All along we have supported the concept that MEPs should be treated no differently in the area of taxation from other residents in their Member States.
MEPs should no longer be seen in two camps, either on the side of employers or on the side of employees.
I therefore have two specific proposals: firstly, our pay as MEPs should be cut by EUR 1 000 in 2011 and we should each use that money to recruit a young unemployed European citizen from our own country.
First of all, MEPs should continue to receive their main salary, exactly as they do now, from the State that elected them and this will be subject to national tax regimes.
It's obvious that the MEPs should know about the thoughts and ideas of European youth as well, and therefore rapporteurs inform them about the most valuable contributions after the EYE is over.