Übersetzung für "Ich habe die meinung" in Englisch

This is my opportunity to speak my mind from my pulpit.

Told Peterson he could stick it.

Oh, I gave her a piece of mind.

Yeah, well, I'm making the same point.

I tried to find the IMHO best songs I have.

And I do have an opinion... which may be a problem.

I have heard the view from the Commission in relation to the implementation task force.

I know, I crossed him, so now he wants to kill me.

I expressed the opinion that America’s high priced labor could not compete in global markets.

It was my view in committee that, sad though it might have been for Mrs Bloch von Blottnitz, the amendments she was seeking to table did not receive a majority at first reading, were not reintroduced, were not introduced freshly by the Council, were not relating to changed circumstances or changed problems since the beginning and, therefore, they were inadmissible.

With regard to the other option - whether or not to reduce wages - it has always been my opinion that it is dangerous to pursue a simple policy of reducing costs, reducing wages or cutting jobs to the point where the very existence of a company is at risk, as in this way it loses the potential that it will need when it recovers, and we see now in European industry that new jobs will be created because competitiveness has increased and better production is now possible.

At the beginning of your Presidency, I personally expressed the view that I was prepared to continue with the negotiations in order to get important plans moving again, and you have made no effort to do this.

I held the opposite opinion in the debates in the Subcommittee on Monetary Affairs and the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and I would like to thank my fellow committee members for supporting me on this point, and particularly Fernand Herman, who improved my draft without actually altering it.

I have always taken the view that Parliament must rigorously and ruthlessly defend its constitutional and legal rights.

I mentioned public opinion in Europe, but I should also like to talk, though not at such length as Mr Wurtz, about the fate of the people of Iraq.

I have always taken the view, as far as postal services are concerned, that there should be as much competition as possible and as much monopoly as is necessary.

I have presented the Commission' s opinion on the majority of the most important issues dealt with in Mr Meijer' s report, but - I am sure you will have noticed - certain crucial issues still remain.

As far as the legal basis is concerned, I have always taken the view that a regulation, thanks to the swifter entry into force and its direct applicability, is a much more effective legal instrument than a directive.

As rapporteur, I have tried to reflect the opinion of the majority and, incidentally, with regard to amendments, I would like to warn you that I do not intend to support the majority of them.

I have always taken the view that decisions should not be taken on the basis of fear and that we would have served our own interests much better had we opened up this labour market from the word go.

For example, the rate in the United Kingdom and Italy is around 15 to 20 % as against 4 to 6 % in the Netherlands and the Federal Republic.

I see that there is a resolution circulating which aims to transform the role of our Parliament in relation to your Commission, to try to introduce profound institutional change. This is not the right course.

MAHER (LDR). — Mr President, first of all, insofar as Poland and Hungary are concerned, but particularly Poland, there is a shortterm problem and there is a longterm problem. The shortterm problem is to try to

Why is no consideration given to the possibility that the peoples themselves might have an opinion to express on this major issue?

These too, Mr President, are political aspects of the relations between the European Community and the United States which this Parliament should discuss.

Such wanton destruction of the environment has harmful effects on tourism, mariculture and food production by creating a bad image for all three and 1 believe a system of tertiary treatment for sewage for the larger towns, and at least secondary treatment in the smaller centres of population, can help alleviate this problem.