Examples of using Sequeira in English and their translations into Romanian
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SEQUEIRA Victor Hugo- President.
Mr Victor Hugo Sequeira(PT-II).
Ms Sirkeinen and Mr Sequeira attended the meeting for the discussion on agenda items 8b and 7b respectively.
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Mr Sequeira concluded by highlighting the congenial atmosphere of the meeting and noted that all decisions had been taken unanimously.
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Agenda item 7b(Adoption of the report by the ad hoc group on"Working methods/European Parliament referrals") attended by Ms O'Neill and Mr Sequeira.
The president asked the president of the RP Panel,Mr Sequeira, to prepare a progress report on the basis of the information memo submitted to the Bureau.
Mr Sequeira emphasised the importance of the work of the CAIS Association, one of the 2012 prizewinners, in support of some of the most disadvantaged sections of Portuguese society.
In conclusion, the President stressed that the ideas put forward in the Sequeira report should be implemented, in particular the proposal to open up the future of Europe to discussion at plenary sessions every two years.
Mr Sequeira also stated that the panel had taken note of the groups' proposals concerning the composition of the Committee's other structures, which would be submitted to the assembly the following day.
The president said that the report of the Ad hoc Group on Assistance to members in their consultative work(Sequeira group) would be discussed at the Bureau meeting in Portorož in June.
The president, Mr Sequeira, invites you to attend the study group's first meeting, to be held at the Committee building, Brussels in room JDE 63 on 4 July 2012, beginning at 2.30 p.m.
Vice-Presidents of Group IIAndrzej Adamczyk(Poland)Sandy Boyle(United Kingdom)Gérard Dantin(France)Anna Maria Darmanin(Malta)Susanna Florio(Italy)Manfred Schallmeyer(Germany)Victor Hugo Sequeira(Portugal)Dana Štechová(Czech Republic).
The president, Mr Sequeira, invites you to attend the study group's first meeting, to be held at the Committee building, Brussels(room JDE 60) on 17 July 2007, beginning at 2.30 p.m.
He pointed out that in order to facilitate members' work in the future, two ad hoc groups had been set up within the Committee,including the group chaired by Mr Sequeira, of which the first document should be available at the end of January 2008.
The president, Mr Sequeira, invites you to attend the study group's second meeting, to be held at the Committee building(room JDE 61), Brussels on 12 October 2007, beginning at 9.30 a.m.
The Bureau confirms the six members appointed by the Groups to form the Selection Panel under the chairmanship of Ms Sirkeinen(For Group I: Ms Sirkeinen and Mr Krawczyk; for Group II:Ms Florio and Mr Sequeira; for Group III: Mr Metzler and Mr Bloch-Laine).
Mr Sequeira reported that the election panel had taken note of the various candidacies on which consensus had been reached and that had been proposed by the three groups, covering the next thirty months of the first part of the 2010-2015 mandate starting on 19 October 2010.
He also contested the May 2008 Bureau decision set out in the minutes, suspending the service of e-mailing meeting documents to members,which he said was not in the spirit of the work of the group chaired by Mr Sequeira.
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However, he clarified that the group was not mandated to draw up a new report,its' role being to advocate that the Committee's political decision making bodies take operational decisions that would give practical effect to the recommendations set out in the Sequeira report.
Mr Sequeira presented the first interim report of the ad hoc group on Assistance to members in their consultative work, drawn up at the conclusion of the work of the group set up on 25 October 2006 in order to continue improving the secretariat's assistance to members, a drive launched by the 2006 Sequeira report.
It was noted that the measures proposed in 2008 in the report of the ad hoc group on assistance to members in their consultative work("Sequeira report") had largely been implemented, providing an excellent basis for also implementing those set out in the recent"Bredima report", adopted by the Bureau in December 2012.
Mr Sequeira stated that the panel had confirmed that the proposals submitted to it complied with the provisions of Rule 3 of the Rules of Procedure, i.e. a list of 39 names representing the 27 Member States, with no more than three members from each Member State, evenly distributed between the three groups of the EESC.
After describing the ad hoc group's method andsources, as well as the satisfaction survey sent to Committee members in Spring 2008, Mr Sequeira explained that the report contained measures for immediate application alongside more general guidelines which would need to be fleshed out at a later date.
It was ultimately agreed that formal decisions on these items would only be taken at the following Bureau meeting, on the basis of a summary document, which would be drawn up to form a"package",collating both the conclusions of the ad hoc Bureau group chaired by Mr Sequeira and the proposals put forward by the new presidency.
With regard to the proposal to make the Forum more structured, he pointed out that,in accordance with the ideas set out in the Sequeira report, the Assembly was meant to discuss specific subjects in plenary twice a year, as in the case of the July plenary, when the Committee would focus on the issue of the Constitutional Treaty.