Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Mr deprez in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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we are left to rely on newspapers for our information, and that, Mr Deprez, is why my group supports your call for the Belgian
In addition- since Mr Deprez is here,
I hope, Mr Deprez, that the Committee on Civil Liberties,
I am also speaking on behalf of my friend and colleague Mr Deprez when I point out that there are a lot of people in Brussels
Mr Deprez, this would be an opportunity to include Parliament in the work of the expert groups that we will be putting in place this year and in coming years.
To conclude, I should like to say that what I feel is most important- what Mr Deprez was saying is right- is that we must not be guided by fears.
it is extremely problematic and ambiguous because its enforcement is left to the discretion of governments which, Mr Deprez, have shown a lack of sensitivity on their part.
we will support our rapporteur Mr Deprez' proposal that the Belgian
I should like to return to the issues that you raised, Mr Deprez, and perhaps start by telling you that the Council has committed itself throughout the past year to cooperating very closely with the European Parliament,
On the basis of the report by our Belgian fellow Member Mr Deprez, I voted in favour of the draft Council regulation amending the Regulation of 2001 laying down measures necessary for the protection of the euro against counterfeiting,
I shall return to the committee, Mr Deprez.
the immediate problems and, like Mr Deprez, I deplore the behaviour of those Member States that have talked non-stop about mutual aid
to be the rule, then, Mr Deprez, you should read Amendments 82
In writing.-(FR) On the basis of the report by my Belgian fellow Member, Mr Deprez, I voted in favour of the legislative resolution modifying the proposal for a Council framework decision on the European Evidence Warrant for the purpose of obtaining objects, documents and data for use in proceedings in criminal matters.
The Commission's firm opinion, and there I follow Mr Deprez' arguments, is that the Europol Convention should be replaced by
So the wish expressed at the start by Mr Deprez, on which I would say there was a broad consensus including from the President of the Council,
I cannot omit to thank Mr Deprez, the current chairman of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice