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Mr. Bento - a name or title given to an individual, possibly a person referred to with respect or formality. Further context is needed to provide a more specific definition
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The following amendments tabled by Mr Bento Gonçalves were defeated.
Mr Bento expressed his broad support for the opinion.
Hagen voting rights of Mr Bento.
Mr Bento Gonçalves judged the document to be of a high quality and balanced.
The president then asked Mr Bento Gonçalves to present the opinion.
Mr Bento Gonçalves was the first to take the floor in the general discussion.
On the grounds of the rules of procedure Mr Bento Gonçalves ' amendment was not accepted.
Mr Bento Gonçalves said that he would present an explanation of his vote in writing.
The opinion was introduced by the rapporteur, Mr Bento Gonçalves.
Mr Bento Gonçalves requested that his disapproval of this extra meeting be placed on record.
In the general discussion that followed, Mr Bento Gonçalves spoke.
Mr Bento Gonçalves indicated that his points had already been taken up by previous speakers.
In the general debate that followed, Mr Bento Gonçalves spoke.
Mr Bento Gonçalves pointed out that manufacturing waste could also be used in that connection.
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The rapporteur, working without a study group, was Mr Bento Gonçalves.
Mr Bento Gonçalves stated that supermarkets created insecure jobs whilst destroying those in small businesses.
The president asked the rapporteur-general, Mr Bento Gonçalves, to introduce the opinion.
Mr Bento Gonçalves welcomed the work carried out by the rapporteur and the study group.
However, item 6 was presented by Mr Chagas, as the rapporteur Mr Bento Gonçalves was absent.
Mr Bento Gonçalves thought that the criticisms were unjustified.
Item 5 ( opinion on the information society ) - comments by Mr Bento Gonçalves.
Mr Bento Gonçalves rapporteur working without a study group.
The Committee first considered the amendment tabled by Mr Bento Gonçalves on point 3.1.2.
Mr Bento Gonçalves was opposed to the amendment for a number of reasons.
Mr Cambus agreed with Mr Bento Gonçalves referring to the social responsibility of enterprises.
Mr Bento Gonçalves announced that he would make a voting statement.
The rapporteur, Mr Bento Gonçalves, presented the opinion.
Mr Bento Gonçalves proposed deleting the final phrase reference to imports.
The rapporteur, Mr Bento Gonçalves, outlined the draft opinion.
Mr Bento Gonçalves agreed with the speakers on the relevance of the opinion.
Mr Sepi and Mr Bento Gonçalves spoke in the discussion that followed.
Mr Bento Gonçalves suggested separating the references to fraud and undeclared work.
Mr Vever and Mr Bento Gonçalves explained their reasons for voting against.
Mr Bento Goncalves said that there is not just one agricultural sector affected.
He agreed to Mr Bento Gonçalves ' request to delete a sentence in paragraph 4.3.
Mr Bento Gonçalves welcomed the importance attached by the Commission to the issue of pharmaceuticals.
Mr Malosse and Mr Bento Gonçalves had proposed the following amendment as a new point 3.3.6.
Mr Bento Gonçalves rejected the view that total harmonisation offered greater consumer protection.
Mr Bento Gonçalves praised the opinion for its high quality and innovatory nature.
Mr Bento Gonçalves endorsed the opinion.
Mr Bento Gonçalves agreed with the opinion.
Mr Bento Gonçalves praised the work of the Rapporteur.
Mr Bento Gonçalves fully supported the position of the Rapporteur.
Mr Bento Gonçalves and the Assembly accepted this proposal.
Mr Bento Gonçalves thanked the Commission representatives for their presentation.
Mr Bento Gonçalves fully agreed with the text of the Rapporteur.
Mr Bento Gonçalves and Mr Malosse spoke in the ensuing general discussion.
Mr Bento Gonçalves and Mr Frerichs spoke in the ensuing general discussion.
Mr Bento Gonçalves and Mr Donnelly took part in the general discussion.
