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Meaning of "cingal"
cingal (adjective) - Possibly derived from 'Sinhalese', meaning related to the Sinhalese people of Sri Lanka or their language
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Mr Cingal criticised the rising cost of water supply.
In the course of the general discussion Mr Cingal took the floor.
Mr Cingal highlighted the relevance of the wildlife trafficking.
The compromise text was accepted by Mr Cingal and then by the Assembly.
Mr Cingal spoke in support of the opinion.
The quality of rail services in the EU proposed by Mr Cingal.
Mr Cingal expressed doubt about the idea of carbon neutrality.
The following members intervened in the debate, Mr Cingal and Ms Agudo.
Mr Cingal contested the imperative need to increase energy production capacity.
In the ensuing debate Mr Cingal thanked the EEA for their excellent work.
Mr Cingal stressed the importance of trust and confidence in the field of education.
Photograph courtesy Marie-Hélène Cingal.
Mr Cingal remarks that removing carbon can be done also via biological processes.
The following members intervened in the debate, Mr aciulevicius, Ms. Agudo and Mr Cingal.
Mr Cingal raised a number of issues related to the institutional status of the EESC.
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The following members intervened in the debate, Messrs Zbořil, Rudzikas, Adams, Cingal and Sears.
Mr Cingal states that we should not forget associated environmental and health issues.
Ms Federspiel and Mr Cingal said that self-regulation is a very important issue for consumers.
Mr Cingal questions when lessons will be learnt from past mistakes and natural catastrophes.
Mr Cingal mentioned the possible contribution of the collaborative economy for replacing public services.
Mr Cingal presented the draft opinion.
Mr Cingal endorsed the opinion.
Mr Cingal said that the noise Directive was not being observed.
Mr Cingal and Mr Mačiulis spoke in favour of the amendments.
Mr Cingal informed that the rapporteur accepted his 3 amendments.
Georges Cingal questioned the timeliness of the counter-opinion that had been submitted.
Mr Cingal drew attention to further potential ecocide cases, in particular related to chemical pollution.
Mr Cingal withdraws his earlier request to add identical new text to point 2.4.
Mr Cingal had tabled an amendment to point 3.3 reading as follows.
