Examples of using Expressed in the resolution in English and their translations into Slovak
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I heartily endorse the views expressed in the resolution.
I share the regret expressed in the resolution over the decoupling of candidate status from the right to open negotiations.
I therefore agree with the opinion expressed in the resolution.
As regards the Transatlantic Economic Council,I very much welcome your ideas as expressed in the resolution.
For these reasons, which were expressed in the resolution, I voted in favour.
It has been said here- and expressed in the resolution- that a reform is sorely needed.
Both parties expect to reap significant benefits from the removal of tariffs, and the liberalisation of trade in services and company start-ups,but I share the disappointment expressed in the resolution as regards the slow rate of progress of negotiations on the free trade agreement(FTA).
I share the concern expressed in the resolution over the attacks on the freedom of the press and information that many European journalists also endured.
However, if this ban is to be effective, and if the resolve expressed in the resolution is to succeed, we of course need to go much further than banning the use of such weapons.
I welcome the regret expressed in the resolution at the Italian authorities' treatment of their citizens who made use of their rights to demonstrate peacefully, with violence even being employed in some cases.
I agree with the observations expressed in the resolution that reforms concerning the protection of citizens' and minority rights, media pluralism, the independence of the judiciary, prisons and many other areas must continue.
Considering that our analysis of progress in achieving the Lisbon objectives is not encouraging,we welcome the call expressed in the resolution to speed up legislative changes in Member States, to tighten up infringement procedures and encourage greater participation of women in key sectors of the labour market that reflects the goals they have achieved as far as training is concerned.
I agree with the proposals expressed in the resolution on the necessity to continue the dialogue on the legal framework of the OSCE, and the call on Lithuania, which will hold the OSCE Chairmanship in 2011, to ensure continuity and progress in the process of strengthening the OSCE.
I have one final point,and it is one that is also clearly expressed in the resolution that we have produced together with the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe and the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats.
I agree with the opinion expressed in the resolution that this initiative is an appropriate response to the need for cooperation between all institutions of the European Union in the interests of a well functioning, citizen-focused system.
I should like to highlight the political will expressed in the resolution to strengthen the position of primary producers in the food supply chain, so that primary producers' organisations can become more effective and so that they can talk to large retailers and processing businesses on equal terms.
I agree with the need expressed in the resolution to give priority to human rights in measures taken under the European Neighbourhood Policy(ENP) as an integral part of the democratisation process, and also with the need for the EU to share with these countries the experience that it has in equality policies and the fight against gender-based violence.
This is not expressed sufficiently in the resolution, which is why I did not vote in favour.
Reiterates the position and requests expressed in its resolution on strategic goals and recommendations for the EU's maritime transport policy until 2018;
We also share the concerns expressed in your resolution of 6 September last year as well as in your motions submitted by political groups for this debate today.
We therefore hope that the European Commission will take on the ideas expressed in this resolution and apply them to create a European agenda for the prevention and management of earthquakes.
Calls on the European Council to consider actions in line with the recommendations expressed in this resolution at its next meeting on 21 March 2019;
Reiterates the position it expressed in its resolution of 10 June 2015 on the situation in Hungary;