Examples of using Practical proposal in English and their translations into German
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Compare these two practical proposals.
It is a practical proposal that is being obstructed by Brussels.
So what has become of these famous practical proposals?
The Committee applauds the practical proposals concerning such issues as civic education.
It was the Commission that called the tune with statements and practical proposals.
The Commission's practical proposals include.
Following the Thessaloniki European Council, we are encouraged to make practical proposals.
I also have a very practical proposal, which you do not even have to include in your strategic programme.
The Commission should submit practical proposals here.
I have a practical proposal: let us agree to pass no new legislation in the next parliamentary term!
These initiatives could lead to practical proposals concerning.
The practical proposals submitted by Mr Tindemans are an excellent basis for discussions along those lines.
The Committee is keen to see the Commission's practical proposals on this point.
It is a sensible, common-sense, practical proposal to examine what is a sensible level in an expanded Parliament to have a threshold for creating a political group.
I encourage the Commission to come forward with a strategy which includes practical proposals.
Madam President,the Italian Prime Minister has made a very practical proposal, and I would like the European Parliament to express its opinion on this matter.
Finally though, despite all the difficulties and even the final conciliation, we have a workable and practical proposal.
As regards the former, the report does not put forward one single practical proposal, and the latter is not even mentioned.
They would have done unnecessary damage to certain groups such as caravanners,so I congratulate the rapporteur on producing a simpler and more practical proposal.
Commissioner, I believe it is possible to produce a workable practical proposal that is supported by all stakeholders.
By this time, almost all practical proposals from Parliament have been dealt with, and I must therefore concentrate on a number of more theoretical points of view.
Mr Barroso concluded that for the moment it was not clear what practical proposal the EC was going to make.
I should also like to express my thanks for the many practical proposals contributed by Mr Bushill-Matthews for promoting employment in Europe and increasing flexibility in the European labour markets.
The mood was exalted. They denounced Kerensky and swore fealty to the revolution-but nobody made any practical proposal for the immediate future.
I should like to make a practical proposal and test you on it. Instead of sitting in a circle in the Council with the Permanent Representative next to you, why not sit in a hemicycle with no assistance whatsoever?
The Panel is committed to creating an ambitious, coherent, and practical proposal for a sustainable global development agenda.
Mr President, I should like to make a practical proposal: we were unable to vote on Mrs Saïfi's report on the textile industry this morning and I know that it is scheduled to be put to the vote this afternoon.
That this has not happened is down to the fact that theCommittee on the Environment has submitted a very practical proposal and that the rapporteur, Mr Stanislas Tillich, has steadfastly supported our endeavours.
Yet I am sorry this is still not a really practical proposal that is likely to boost Europe's capacity in the area of civil protection, including prevention and rapid reaction, in the event of major crises occurring within or outside the Union.
I do not wish to see any external structure and if my practical proposal recommends an office for human rights and democracy within the Commission, Mr Imbeni, then that is not an office whose activities should be divided, but rather one which the Commission should set up and administer in the same way as the ECHO, so that these matters are not coordinated by an anonymous department but by an outwardly transparent operations centre- and this office may do just that.