Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Mr catania in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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It does not concern the right of asylum, Mr Catania.
According to Mr Catania,‘soft' drugs are not dangerous.
I should like to give the floor to Mr Catania, the rapporteur.
Mr Catania and others spoke on the question of child labour.
First, some of you have mentioned Frontex, Mr Catania in particular.
I am delighted because Mr Catania rejected his own offspring this evening.
Mr Catania mentioned the report by the European drugs
I would like to begin by thanking Mr Catania for his report.
Therefore, Mr Catania, the amendment that you are tabling is unnecessary.
However, Mr Catania has formulated his own legal rules, most of which are vague.
is public opinion in our countries ready to accept either the way which Mr Catania advocates or the European tax?
I am surprised that Mr Catania did not base his report on the annual reports of the Ombudsman.
I would like to begin by congratulating Mr Catania on his excellent report,
Mr Catania continually stressed this point,
Thank you Mr Catania and Mrs Roure for all the very useful work that has been accomplished.
Mr Catania has tabled an amendment in which he pleads in favour of open reception centres for asylum seekers and other immigrants.
This brings me to the remarks made by Mr Catania, Mr Dimitrakopoulos
Mr Catania, fundamental rights are at the heart of European integration,
Mrs Frassoni, Mr Wiersma, Mr Catania and all Members for their questions.
Some- Mrs Frassoni and Mr Catania- asked more specifically about the ideas on asylum and migration policy.
Drug Addiction in Lisbon also points this out at the end of the introductory summary in its report, which I think Mr Catania should read.
Today Mr Catania appears to have understood where this proposal of his was leading
speaking earlier, Mr Catania said that the European public was afraid that the rule of law was disintegrating.
Mr Catania, I would like to thank you for having accepted the amendments that move in that direction
I would like to congratulate and thank Mr Catania and Mr Belet for the report which they have presented to this Parliament.
There was one lapse: Mr Catania accused us all of being responsible for the mass graves in the Mediterranean.
therefore, my total solidarity with Mr Catania, as I have collaborated with him
In Sicily, as Mr Catania knows only too well, one can see
the report presented to us today by Mr Catania calls into question the policy of zero tolerance