Examples of using Meps in English and their translations into Czech
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However, something which must interest MEPs is the role of the Joint Parliamentary Assembly
I would also like to point out the allocation of observer status to MEPs at international conferences,
The result should make compulsory reading for all MEPs who hide behind the day-to-day pragmatics of politics
In the past, the Commission and the Council have made it clear in relation to questions from MEPs that this'sexual and reproductive health' does not include abortion.
Is there something simple that the Commission can issue for MEPs, to tell our consumers what you are doing
I urge my fellow MEPs to resist this pressure
I should like to congratulate all those MEPs who had a hand in drafting these reports.
Yesterday it was decided that we MEPs are scarcely to be allowed to table parliamentary questions,
The additional resources include an increase in the monthly assistance allowance available to MEPs to support their increased legislative role under the Lisbon Treaty.
I hear MEPs who, I think, still believe in the effectiveness,
Yet it is just as crucial for us MEPs to ensure that the rights of European citizens
if the Commission is so aloof towards us MEPs, what its attitude is towards ordinary European citizens?
However, the main thing is that it enables MEPs to express a rather progressive opinion on the EU 2020 strategy's flagship programme dedicated to industry.
I would like to thank those MEPs who have submitted resolutions on Cambodia for this urgency debate.
From now on, even with regard to immigration, Member States must take MEPs seriously.
the Commission will have to provide MEPs with detailed information about its expenditure on a regular basis.
in particular, MEPs, to support our initiatives towards greater transparency.
additional services for MEPs.
Polish legislation does not give MEPs any legal instruments which ensure the effective fulfilment of their mandate.
is not possible and that they will send us MEPs who were elected by their citizens for a totally different job.