Examples of using The general discussion in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The General Discussion will.
To be part of the general discussion.
The general discussion followed.
Ms Pari opened the general discussion.
The general discussion followed.
After the general discussion, the proposed amendments were examined by the Assembly.
In the course of the general discussion Mr Cingal took the floor.
During the general discussion, the rapporteur was praised, not least, for her sensitivity during the preparation of the opinion.
After the general discussion, a chapter by chapter examination of the text followed.
After the general discussion, the proposed amendments were examined by the Assembly.
In the course of the general discussion Mr Cappellini and Mr Davoust stressed.
The general discussion on the theme took place during the plenary sessions of the ITC held in Rome in October 2005 and October 2006.
I had suggested a few weeks ago in the general discussion Copyright Free Music, which is suitable to our images or videos on the Tocan Tweezer project with stuff to improve.
The general discussion was held during the plenary sessions of the ITC, which took place in Rome in October 2006 and 2007 and in December 2008.
Following the general discussion, the rapporteur replied to the various speakers.
In the course of the general discussion Mr Voleš, Mr Hernández Bataller and Mr Jones stressed.
During the general discussion, Mr Cedrone drew attention to the financial implications of the Commission proposal.
No-one asked to speak in the general discussion and no amendments had been tabled;the opinion was therefore put straight to the vote.
After the general discussion, as no amendments had been tabled, the vice-president decided to putthe document as a whole to the vote.
In the course of the general discussion Mr Etherington, Mr van Iersel, Mr Duttine, Ms Rodert, Mr Simons, Mr Páleník and Mr Buffetaut took the floor.
In the course of the general discussion Ms Batut took the floor and stressed the importance of transparency of energy markets for end users especially in the context of the Mediterranean crisis.
Mr Reale joined the general discussion to express his satisfaction that the opinion had struckthe right balance between protecting the environment and mitigating any possible social and economic consequences.