Vertaling van "orientation vote took " (Engels → Frans) :

An orientation vote took place in the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs on 11 October 2010 on amendments to a draft report in order to provide its rapporteur, Mr Carlos Coelho, with a mandate in negotiations with the Council.
Lors de sa réunion du 11 octobre 2010, la commission des libertés civiles, de la justice et des affaires intérieures a procédé à un vote d'orientation sur des amendements à un projet de rapport de façon à fournir à son rapporteur, M. Carlos Coelho, un mandat pour les négociations avec le Conseil.

– (PT) The resolution tabled by the Confederal Group of the European United Left – Nordic Green Left concerns important aspects of our appraisal of the College of Commissioners presented to this Parliament, and also summarises some of the fundamental reasons for our vote against this Commission: the presentation of a programme by the President of the Commission – to which the Commissioners will naturally feel linked and which they defended without any reservations in the hearings which took place in Parliament – which represents the continuation of the failed neoliberal policy of the previous Commission; and the fact that this team has been chosen to carry out this programme, following a strategy which will not result in the necessary changes in political orientation, in the sense of providing greater social justice, job creation and eradication of poverty, but instead contains dangerous elements that will exacerbate these serious problems.
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Of course it took 20 years, but at that time, if we had put sexual orientation into the Charter, I can tell you, as a matter of real politics, the provinces would not have voted for it.
Naturellement, il a fallu 20 ans. Cependant, je puis vous dire que, sur le plan politique très terre-à-terre, les provinces auraient voté contre la Charte si l'orientation sexuelle avait été retenue.