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Meaning of "burani"
Burani is an adjective used to describe something related to the Burani tribe of Pakistan. It may refer to their customs, traditions, language, or other aspects of their culture
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Mr Burani had tabled the following amendment.
Mr Pelletier replaced Mr Burani as member of the study group.
Mr Burani congratulated the rapporteur on his work.
The rapporteur working alone was Mr Burani.
Mr Burani spoke of the primordiality of criminal law.
Pricolo voting rights from Mr Burani.
Mr Burani outlined the content of the opinion.
Proposed by Mr Burani provisional title.
Mr Burani complimented the rapporteur on his draft opinion.
The meeting was chaired by Mr Burani.
Mr Burani believed that the development of electronic commerce was of historic importance.
Pricolo voting rights of Mr Burani.
Mr Burani outlined the purpose and content of the draft opinion.
He agreed with what had been said by Mr Burani and Mr Frerichs.
Mr Burani stressed the importance of this opinion and called on members to support it.
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The rapporteur would be Mr Burani.
Mr Burani made an introductory statement about the subject and the opinion.
There was then a general debate in which Mr Retureau and Mr Burani spoke.
Mr Burani underscored the mutually beneficial relations between small and large enterprises.
Accepted as amended by Mr Burani.
Mr Burani congratulated the rapporteur on the very thorough analysis made in the report.
Rapporteur working without a study group, Mr Burani.
Mr Burani congratulated the rapporteur and the study group on their excellent work.
The meeting was chaired by the section president, Mr Burani.
Mr Burani pointed out that the process of introducing the single currency was irreversible.
Given the urgency of the work, it is proposed that Mr Burani Gr.
Mr Burani thanked members for the feedback and replied to the points raised.
The president asked the rapporteur, Mr Burani to present the opinion.
Mr Burani referred to the preparatory document on the revision of the consumer credit directive.
The rapporteur agreed, and Mr Burani did not pursue the matter further.
Mr Burani spoke against the amendment.
Access to the premises for assistants and experts ( request from Mr Burani and Mr Pezzini ).
Mr Burani congratulated the Commission on the white paper.
Rapporteur without a strudy group, Mr Burani.
Mr Burani presented the following amendment.
Rapporteur without a study group: Mr Burani.
Burani voting rights of Bagliano.
It was agreed that Mr Burani would present the opinion on his behalf.
Burani voting rights of Boussat.
Mr Malosse and Mr Burani spoke during the ensuing debate.
Burani voting rights of Verhaeghe.
Mr Vever thanked Mr Burani for his help with the organisation.
Burani opinion on the Green Paper is essential.
The rapporteur, Mr Pater and Mr Burani undertook to find a compromise for the plenary session.
Mr Burani presented the Commission proposal and highlighted the complexity of VAT rules.
Labed, Mr Malosse and Mr Burani spoke in the ensuing general debate.
Mr Burani underlined the complexity and lack of coherence of the current VAT system.
In the general debate that followed, Mr Malosse and Mr Burani spoke.
Mr Burani chaired the meeting.
Mr Pricolo agreed with the compromise, but Mr Burani and Mr Lerios were against it.
