Examples of using Gauzès in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The first is addressed to Mr Gauzès.
Mr Gauzès referred to the Growth and Stability Pact.
That will be the result of agreeing with Mr Gauzès.
I should like to congratulate Mr Gauzès for his outstanding work.
(RO) I would first of all like to congratulate the rapporteur, Mr Gauzès.
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We fully support the Gauzès report and the progress it makes.
Consequently, I fully agree with what Mr Gauzès said just now.
However, I think that Mr Gauzès and his friends have done a good job.
(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I agree fully with Mr Gauzès.
I agree with Mr Gauzès that swift action is needed, because we need legal certainty.
On behalf of Parliament- and I would like to emphasise this once again-Mr Gauzès and other fellow Members fought for an effective regulation.
Mr Gauzès, you can have as long as you like if you protect the interests of the City of London.
Mr President, let me first of all congratulate Mr Gauzès for a responsible and listening leadership in this difficult process.
Mr Gauzès, whose convictions I know but whom I was not able to listen to, will certainly excuse me.
I hope that the majority of Parliament will support Mr Gauzès, the rapporteur, and the other shadow rapporteurs in the work we have done.
As Mr Gauzès emphasised a moment ago, this is an excellent report that will help improve judicial cooperation.
Mr President, I am delighted to inform you that my group will vote in favour of this report tomorrow,and I thank Mr Gauzès once again.
I am sorry to say that Mr Gauzès- whom I otherwise hold in very high esteem- is wrong on this occasion.
In order to protect the future of the European market from the excesses of these alternative funds, I voted for the report by my colleague,Mr Gauzès.
They are all the more sincere, Mr Gauzès, because we will go on working together over the next few days.
Mr Gauzès, I hope that we will be able to work together at this same pace towards an agreement on the subject of credit rating agencies.
I should like to pay tribute to Mr Gauzès' excellent report on the directive on alternative investment fund managers.
Mr Gauzès just pre-empted me by saying that there is a difference between the rating of private businesses and that of sovereign debt.
I can therefore reassure Mr Gauzès and all the other honourable Members that we will be paying close attention to this three-way balance.
Mr Gauzès, I should like to say to you that you made the point well that all our efforts are focused on financing the real economy.
The Gauzès report rightly demands that the rating of sovereign debt must be considered a public good and must therefore be undertaken by public actors.
Mr Gauzès was the first to mention the issue of striking the right balance, and this was reiterated by Mr Schmidt, Mr Klinz, Mr Ludvigsson, and just now Mr Kelly.
The Gauzès report is, unfortunately, a lost opportunity when it comes to achieving the effective regulation of the speculative funds that are at the root of the crisis.
Mr Gauzès, I want to thank you for your resolve, your commitment and your determination, without which the European Parliament's adoption of the directive probably would not have been possible.
Mr President, Mr Gauzès, ladies and gentlemen, it is again a pleasure for me to come before you once more as you debate an additional part of the reform package that we want to introduce in the financial sector.