Voorbeelden van het gebruik van We liberals in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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We Liberals do not regard tax harmonisation as a prerequisite for bringing the single market for financial services to fruition,
naturally we liberals are great supporters of the cooperation agreement before us.
refugee policy, but we Liberals are not prepared to accept any kind of'cordoned-off' Europe.
made in paragraph 13, regarding what we Liberals have called the CEP,
The Joint Assembly is of course important and has done good work, though we Liberals were disappointed that so few people voted against the report on the mid-term review of the Lomé Convention.
I fear that we Liberals are still alone in supporting our amendments,
We Liberals would also like to give a clear signal that all the countries of Europe,
This is the right direction, and we Liberals want to emphasize once again that we can improve the living conditions of the people in the European Community- as the Treaties of Rome require us to do- only if we really insist that economic growth in the European Community helps us to solve the problems.
We Liberals therefore support the Commission in its approach
This is a state of affairs which we liberals deeply regret.
Enlargement is an historic event for which we Liberals have been working for a long time.
We Liberals think it would make little sense for two institutions which essentially agree to be in dispute.
We Liberals also welcome open discussion of the inadequate conditions in many EU prisons, as well as of action by the police.
We Liberals are able to accept the Council's proposal, but we are proposing some modifications so that we can achieve
Firstly, we Liberals attach great importance to economic cooperation,
We Liberals, along with certain other members of this House, would like to take this opportunity to make it absolutely crystal clear that we are in favour of improving this openness regulation.
The EU must be changed in the way we Liberals have demanded,
I am a keen supporter of the EU and have wanted for a long time to see common rules within refugee and asylum policy, but we Liberals are not prepared to accept some kind of fenced-in Europe.
Precisely what shape is to be taken by the Council' s work is not of course something we Liberals have any reason for taking a view on, because it is not our task to regulate these matters.
We Liberals and Democrats are convinced that we have the right