Examples of using Granting discharge in English and their translations into German
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Granting discharge would be the wrong answer to the question put,
A joint effort was thus made with the aim of giving the authority granting discharge, in this case Parliament,
about protecting the taxpayer should vote against granting discharge.
when conditions were first laid down for granting discharge, is important.
Please do not be scared that by not granting discharge you will cause this Commission to fall.
Mr President, I want to begin by thanking the officials who have helped me with the work on granting discharge.
intelligent stance by granting discharge to the Commission, but under strict conditions.
In line with our traditional approach, we will continue to vote against granting discharge until we see real progress towards the achievement of an unqualified statement of assurance from the European Court of Auditors.
I believe that the procedure for granting discharge for 1996, which has not yet been granted by Parliament,
Madam President, this debate covers a very extensive issue, as it involves granting discharge to a whole range of European institutions, each one of which has its own specific features.
In writing.- I supported Parliament's decision to postpone granting discharge to the Council as I believe the Council has not provided Parliament with sufficient information regarding its accounts.
which recommends granting discharge to the Commission.
I would call on you to vote against granting discharge for the Committee of the Regions' implementation of the European Union general budget for the financial year 2004.
right- that we should not be granting discharge because there are still too many concerns about the accounting system.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would draw your attention to the fact that we have just voted against granting discharge to Parliament because, at a late stage,
the European Parliament has the important task of granting discharge for the financial year 2004 to 14 European agencies that are fully, partially or indirectly subsidised by the European Union.
the Court of Auditors, which proposes granting discharge to the directors of all 14 agencies analysed.
all the speakers in this Parliament are in agreement for once- that there can be no question of granting discharge to the Council until we know where the money has gone.
I have voted against granting discharge for 2009 for the European Police College,
On the other hand, granting discharge is a serious procedure with serious consequences in that the controlling body answers for the fact that the activities