Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Mrs trautmann in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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We therefore greatly appreciate Mrs Trautmann's own-initiative report and also her way of going about things.
Mr Price, Mrs Trautmann, Mr Schwartzenberg, Mr Blot, Mr Colajanni, Mr Peter Beazley, Mr Killilea, Mrs Trautmann, Mr Galland, Mrs Fontaine.
the rapporteur, Mrs Trautmann, has said that intellectual property issues should not be part of this debate.
I should therefore like to emphasise our concordance of views with the analysis presented by Mrs Trautmann and to tell you how much the Commission appreciates the work that has been done on its behalf.
even the conflicting ones cited by Mrs Trautmann, and also the many sectors concerned:
unprecedented period of development, it was crucial to support the report by my colleague, Mrs Trautmann, as it will mean that consumers are offered better services at fairer prices.
mainly to the rapporteur, Mrs Trautmann, because she has really done an extraordinary job.
the shadow rapporteur from my group, Mrs Trautmann. Thanks to their contribution
I share the regret expressed by Mrs Reding and my colleague Mrs Trautmann about what I regarded as the entirely unnecessary disruption of our meetings in a country that clearly has embraced many aspects of the digital revolution,
I also attach great importance to the full participation of NGOs at the Tunis summit, and I should like to say to Mrs Trautmann that I shall, if at all possible, attend the hearing she is organising to consult the European NGOs prior to the summit.
However, the main issue- for which I would also like to congratulate Mrs Trautmann and the Commissioner- is that we are now also getting to grips with the question of the spectrum
We therefore ask the rapporteur, Mrs Trautmann, to change the voting list
Mrs Trautmann emphasises in her report that the Commission should play the role of an arbitrator rather than of a judge;
Commissioners, and Mrs Trautmann in particular, now is the time to think in actual terms of human rights in the information society,
that I am a bit disappointed that Mrs Trautmann is not here,
I believe that, as Mrs Trautmann quite rightly pointed out,
to provide a framework, as Mrs Trautmann was saying,
let me also begin with a word of thanks to our rapporteurs Mrs Trautmann, Mr Harbour,
in particular Mrs Trautmann have shown much commitment, to achieve two goals: