Examples of using Mr andersson in English and their translations into Polish
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Mr Andersson mentioned the question of consultation.
It would be interesting to hear what Mr Andersson thinks of this suggestion.
That is why Mr Andersson's report is badly needed and why I will support it.
ET I would like to explain why I did not vote in favour of Mr Andersson's report.
I should like to thank both Mr Andersson and Mr Mann for their reports.
FR Madam President,I should like to begin by commending the work of our colleague, Mr Andersson.
SV Madam President,thank you, Mr Andersson, for an important report.
Mr Andersson, it is wrong to believe that the Swedish model is best preserved by going via Brussels.
Through our integrated renal care model, Diaverum adds value tothe healthcare system and the society,” explained Mr Andersson.
Mr Andersson is perhaps confused when he says that the Council was unwilling to accept the Commission's compromise proposals.
So that there are no doubts,we are now going to vote solely on what Mr Andersson was saying, that is'no relatives of Members be employed.
Some MEPs, like Mr Andersson, thought it was effective, while others- and there were a fair number of them- thought it was not.
I would particularly like to pay tribute to the personal commitment of the members of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, andin particular Mr Andersson as chair.
Mr Andersson, there are different language versions, and what we have voted on, what you are alluding to, was already included.
I, too, would like to begin by thanking the rapporteurs,Mr Mann and Mr Andersson, for their work and especially for the patience they have displayed in negotiating the compromises.
Since Mr Andersson and Parliament accepted my proposal not to tear up the Posting of Workers Directive until national investigations had clarified that this really was necessary, I considered that I could nonetheless vote in favour of the report.
It has a particular tone when interpreting the European Court of Justice andin several places there are indications of what Mr Andersson originally wanted, that is to tear up the Posting of Workers Directive.
I would like to thank the rapporteur, Mr Andersson, as well as the others who have spoken here today, and especially Commissioner Figeľ.
Member of the Commission.- Mr President, I would very much like to show my appreciation of this report and to congratulate the rapporteur, Ms Pack for her commitment, efforts andcontributions and also Mr Andersson from the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs and Ms Flasarová from the Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality.
Finally, the issue of the job market, as Mr Andersson, Chairman of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, mentioned, is an important issue in the demographic question.
President-in-Office of the Council.-(FR) Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, let me start with a few personal comments and say how happy I was to meet up again with my colleagues from the Committee on Employment andSocial Affairs, Mr Andersson, its chairman, Anne Van Lancker, Ria Oomen-Ruijten, Jiří Maštálka and others.
Although at times he does well, Mr Andersson is too attached to the ultra-liberal principles which gave rise to this situation for his report to secure our support.
On behalf of the PPE-DE Group.- Mr President,may I start by saying that I agree substantially with the comments from my colleague, Mr Andersson, on the opposite side of the House, but I would ask that this would not be regarded as a precedent for future occasions.
A previous speaker, Mr Andersson, made the very valid point that, if a woman was paid 46% of what a man was paid for doing the same work in the same country, it would be considered as discrimination.
On behalf of the ALDE Group.-(IT) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,I too would like to thank Mr Andersson for this initiative and the input of all the groups and rapporteurs to the final text adopted by the committee.
PL Mr President,I worked with Mr Andersson as shadow rapporteur for the Union for Europe of the Nations Group, fully aware of the importance of the issues covered by the report for my own trade union, Solidarity, and other trade unions, as well as for my political group, which is sensitive to social issues.
I think that EURES could be used not only in order toinform and improve the security for those who would like to move to another country and another labour market, as Mr Andersson pointed out here earlier today, but it could also be used in order to inform all the decision-making institutions of the remaining obstacles we have in the European labour markets because the gap between vision and theory on the one hand and the reality is quite big.
To prevent such situations from arising in the future, Mr Andersson suggests that prompt action is needed to enshrine in legislation amendments which will avert any potential social, economic and political repercussions of the ECJ's judgments.