Translation of "Er vertritt die meinung" in English

I call Mr Lange, Chairmann of the Committee on Budgets, as speaker against, I suppose.

He represents ideas held by the vast majority of Israeli Jews in this subject.

It considers that the UN should take centre stage in achieving this objective, with the European Union playing an enhanced role within it.

Furthermore, it believes that it is necessary to privatise the water industry.

He also feels that Quebec could confer on the Verifier the same powers as those of a commissioner, allowing the former to compel people to testify.

It also thinks that a coherent proposal to re-examine EU legislation in the social sphere should support rather than weaken the efforts of Member States to implement beneficial labour market reforms and promote social investment.

It also thinks that a coherent proposal to re-examine EU legislation in the social sphere should support rather than weaken the efforts of Member States to implement beneficial labour market reforms.

He held the view that civil society should be the motor for Europe's progress and indicated possible new avenues for citizen participation.

The Committee also thinks that the concept of hydrolysis capacity requires clarification.

He suggested that a Commission representative should brief the section on the new financial instrument.

At the same time, it believes that this policy should be firmly anchored in the fundamental human rights system.

It also thinks that a coherent proposal to re-examine EU legislation in the social sphere should not weaken the efforts of Member States to implement beneficial labour market reforms.

He declared on the BBC that the source of true power and legislation was not in a law or constitution but in the people.

His view is that many biologically active substances even of low molecular weight have not yet been discovered, and he has directed his research group to perform the total synthesis of such compounds.

For him, as for President Hallstein, who was, though, less pessimistic overall, the Community and each individual Member State had to find ways of taking on board what was needed for Europe at the political level.

He takes the view that the manager has a guarantee function, for example, if the protection of third party rights is an organizational task for which primarily the legal representative is responsible.

As far as distributive justice in terms of profit and loss distribution is concerned, he holds the opinion that it is not equitable when the government steps in to take over debts.

He suggests that the body is floating between molar and molecular, in between being and becoming other, wavering on the edge of constant change.

He believes rules sometimes inhibit creativity and prefers to express his ideas without being restricted.

Görgün appreciates Heidegger and Habermas - and he takes the view that the Koran does not dictate a political system.

He claims in fact that the Scriptures do not aim to teach us how the world is made, do not aim that is to give a scientific explanation of natural phenomena, instead they aim to teach us the way of salvation.

He ranks cultural achievements into avant-garde (quality) and kitsch (quantity), contending even that an earlier folk culture has been usurped by capitalist kitsch.

He takes the view that family law does not have to be about litigation in the courts, stuffy procedures and language only lawyers understand.