Examples of using This joint resolution in English and their translations into German
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Please withdraw your signature under this joint resolution.
I see this joint resolution as a clear signal that Serbia is choosing cooperation and the road towards the EU.
Our European Parliament must not stop at this joint resolution.
This joint resolution deserved support because the number of attacks on Christian communities throughout the world grew in 2010.
I am very pleased that we havefound so broad a consensus here in this joint resolution.
I am therefore convinced, ladies and gentlemen, that this joint resolution will be adopted tomorrow and that this problem will be resolved.
I ask Parliament and the Commission to give every support to this joint resolution.
Mr President, this joint resolution contains many points and I, like others, support some and have reservations about others.
Mr President, I do not think weneed waste two minutes this evening defending this joint resolution.
I welcome this joint resolution and, as mentioned in paragraph 16, the EU Presidency should support further resolutions on a number of countries.
For these reasons, and to stress the importance we place on a democratic future for Belarus,we have decided to support this joint resolution.
However, I cannot vote for this joint resolution as a whole as it seeks to justify the illegal and unjust war and the occupation of Iraq.
Mr President, although I appear on the list as an author,my group is not a signatory to this joint resolution, although we are likely to support it.
In reaching a decision on this joint resolution which I have the honour of proposing on behalf of the Group of the Party of European Socialists, Parliament should be aware of three things.
However, the joint resolution by the two major parties in the European Parliament says nothing about this and, as a result,I am forced to vote against this joint resolution.
That is why Ihave taken on board my responsibilities in voting against this joint resolution as it goes against the precautionary principle, which should guide us all.
But I am firmly convinced that we should not be led by political differences to stop a country joining international efforts in the health sector andI therefore call on the House to support this joint resolution.
In any event, it is the case that this joint resolution that we are going to approve on the situation of the refugees in the Sahara is self-explanatory and deals with a strictly humanitarian drama.
I therefore believe, Mr President, that as a European Parliament we have to show, in this and all other similar cases, a firm and resolute commitment to the right to life,as we have done in this joint resolution.
And allow me to point out that it is important that we approve this joint resolution, now that Pinochet is in Chile, something that we were not able to do when Pinochet was in the United Kingdom.
In this joint resolution submitted by all of the political groups, we call upon the EU and its Member States to extend all possible aid and support needed at a humanitarian, technical and financial level to Japan.
I am delighted at the broadconvergence that we have been able to obtain on this joint resolution as well as on the positions stated by the Presidency, by the Council and by the Commission.
I am unconditionally voting for this joint resolution, which highlights the importance of the issues discussed with regard to the rights of people belonging to minorities, and to promoting the defence of human rights and fundamental freedoms, as well as of the rights of the child, while at the same time combating terrorism.
That is why- because I would have opposed the paragraph which has now been included in the joint resolution- I asked our fellow members in the group not to sign this joint resolution and to put the initial text of our resolution to the vote in all its simplicity.
Mr President, with this joint resolution, Parliament is addressing very clear requests to the Council and the Commission regarding the respective competences, not least because it has been unanimously agreed that there is a situation of total violation of human, political and social rights in Burma.
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.- Mr President, on behalf of the European Greens and the Free Alliance,I have to say that I am very pleased that this joint resolution again says that there is a strong commitment by the European Parliament to enlargement, and that the momentum for enlargement, about which we had a discussion in the Committee on Foreign Affairs, is to be kept up.
I am sure that this joint resolution, with its fair recommendations, will be taken very seriously into consideration by the Tunisian Government and I hope that it will not be seen as an act of aggressive interference in internal national matters, but rather as well-meant critical advice from an associate and friend.
Coming back to the subject-matter of this resolution and in conclusion, this joint resolution makes it absolutely clear to the Moroccan Government, and to all other interested parties, that we expect nothing less than their doing their utmost fully to safeguard the rights of refugees in Western Sahara.
Therefore, this joint resolution, which is objective, clear, shows genuine concern and is not demagogic, has the earnest support of my political group; sharing an economic, social and political diagnosis in which its concerns are well-founded, it does not allow any other interpretation of its text that may divide the Mozambican people.
Author.- Mr President, the reason we, the Greens, support this joint resolution is that we consider the fight against corruption a fundamental factor in the establishment and consolidation of the rule of law in Ukraine, with a view precisely to deepening its relations with the European Union and enhancing its integration into EU policies.