Examples of using Conciliation in English and their translations into Czech
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However, as a gesture of conciliation and cooperation, he's asked me to give you this.
for the good result achieved in the conciliation procedure with the Council.
Mr Goldstone is the prime example of someone who can lay the facts on the table in order to bring conciliation closer.
The guidelines in this House ensure that my group does not have the majority in the delegation to the Conciliation Committee.
If the Council cannot approve all the amendments, a Conciliation Committee consisting of members of the Council and Parliament is convened.
we all go into conciliation.
Perhaps it is the purpose of these photographs to reveal this all too transitory conciliation, or perhaps only to hint at its possibility.
to avoid further conciliation.
A petition of 16,000 signatures is handed in to the President of the European Parliament protesting against the conciliation procedure compromise text.
in my opinion, the worst of all outcomes would be to deliver this report to conciliation.
I am inviting both branches of the budgetary power to come closer in the coming weeks as we enter conciliation and prove that the Lisbon Treaty is a compromise machinery.
This is only the third time in 10 years that a conciliation procedure text has been voted down in Parliament's plenary session.
Parliament have the task of ensuring that this conciliation is successful.
Conciliation proceedings are most certainly a useful mechanism in the legislative process,
there will be time in conciliation, and we will make every effort to reach compromises;
Conciliation was extremely successful,
There are gains to be made at 3 o'clock in the morning during a conciliation session that cannot be achieved at other times during the negotiating process.
For that reason, the conciliation process was vital
including recourse to a conciliation procedure, was required in order to reach the text voted on today.
It would appear that this year's conciliation between Parliament and the Council will be even more challenging than was the case in 2010.