Examples of using Prets in English and their translations into German
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Ms Christa PRETS Member.
The Prets report which we are now discussing is weak in that respect.
Ms Christa PRETS Substitute.
The report before us dovetails with the Prets report.
Ms Christa PRETS Substitute.
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The Prets report is excellently structured and I congratulate the rapporteur on that.
In this respect, Madam President, the Prets report invites us to think about what is at stake.
Dictionary of Indian Epistemology and Logic(1983-2006), with the co-operation of Ernst Prets and Joachim Prandstätter.
Mr President, on the subject of the Prets report, I believe it to be a platitude to say that cultural diversity has to be promoted.
I wish to thank the rapporteurs, Ulpu Iivari, Doris Pack and Christa Prets for their excellent reports.
The Prets report, on the one hand, is yet another attempt to highlight the ineffectiveness of national and Community laws and actions.
I am glad to congratulate rapporteur Christa Prets for a timely and informative report.
We therefore attach very great significance to further closecooperation with the European Parliament and the rapporteur, Ms Prets.
This means that we enjoy excellent cooperation, and also, as Mrs Prets has already said, our voice has been heard.
This report by rapporteurs Pack, Prets and Iivari is very important and I pay tribute to their work. It is not the end of the story, however.
What I expect you to do, Commissioner Frattini, is to take the proposals that the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality put forward in the Prets report and in the plan of action against trafficking in women, and use them as the basis for practical action.
If Amendments 19 to the Prets report and 14 to the Ilvari report are carried, we will have real problems when it comes to the conciliation.
I congratulate the rapporteurs, Ms Pack and Ms Prets, for their thorough work on the important issues of European policy in the areas of youth, education and training.
I therefore fully support the Prets report, which urges the Commission and the Council to establish a clear legal framework for combating this form of violence.
Madam President, I want to congratulate the rapporteur, Christa Prets, both for her own initiative report and for her sensitivity towards a social issue of global proportions.
B5-0172/2003 by Mr Karamanou, Mrs Gröner, Mrs Ghilardotti,Mrs Prets, Mr Veltroni and Mr Swoboda, on behalf of the PSE Group, on the case of Amina Lawal, sentenced to death by stoning in Nigeria for adultery;
Mr President, I hope that tomorrow Parliament will adopt the Prets report, since it is a thorough, rich text that highlights an important Community scheme designed to bring Europe closer to the people through culture, as well as to encourage the development and revitalisation of cities.
In conclusion, I should like to thank the European Parliament,the Committee on Culture and Education and the rapporteur Christa Prets personally for her close cooperation in these matters and of course I should also like to express my thanks to the Irish and Danish Presidencies over the last year in this matter and to the Luxembourg Presidency for its continuing cooperation.