Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Mr sainjon in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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You are right, Mr Sainjon.
Mr Sainjon speaks of the information society.
Thank you very much, Mr Sainjon.
Mr Sainjon, how can you deal with people like that?
To these conditions I would add, as does Mr Sainjon to some extent, certainty and clarity in legislation.
Does Mr Sainjon consider such a concept to be realistic?
which is why I am so delighted that Mr Sainjon has presented such a clear report.
President.- Mr Sainjon, thank you for your explanations.
and particularly Mr Sainjon, are right to emphasis that point.
So as Mr Sainjon suggested, we will certainly also have to review the way in which the WTO operates.
concerns set out by Mr Sainjon and, in general, by the European Parliament.
I congratulate Mr Sainjon on the report and on his speech introducing it at the session.
Whilst we are all striking out into the digital era with all its consequences, Mr Sainjon bases his resolution on an industrial society which no longer exists.
Mr Sainjon bases his conclusions
Thirdly, what I have been talking about, Mr Sainjon, are not measures under the OECD agreement, but measures that we have undertaken.
Mr Sainjon, I believe that the approach taken by the European Commission is entirely in line with the report adopted by Parliament in 1994.
Mr Sainjon, I believe that the approach taken by the European Commission is entirely in line with the report adopted by Parliament in 1994.
electricity should be considered a specific product- Mr Sainjon was saying this just now- which deserves different rules.
And where, Mr Sainjon, colleague of Mr Castagnède,
I thank Mr Sainjon for repeating and amplifying in his report the call I made in the opinion, although I do
Let me say that I feel particularly honoured today because first of all I am here to speak as the representative of the large Socialist Group after the two rapporteurs, Mr Sainjon and Mr Schiedermeier, and also as a member of both committees,
Mr Sainjon raises some interesting questions on the potential consequences resulting from the introduction of a single currency,
particularly Mr Sainjon, is a system for intercepting computer
Mr Sainjon does not unfortunately propose to correct the present incoherence,
which seems to me to be fundamental: that in which the rapporteur, Mr Sainjon, suggests that social justice
I have the speaking time of Mr Sainjon who was taken ill, and I have agreed to say one or two things on his behalf.
Lastly, Mr Sainjon asks a question which is perhaps the key to understanding relocation:
I would say to Mr Souchet that if there is common ground between what Mr Sainjon says and what I think and am about to