Examples of 'retureau' in a sentence
Meaning of "retureau"
Retureau is a noun that does not have a commonly recognized definition in English. It may refer to a specific person, place, or thing outside of common knowledge or language use
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Mr Retureau presented the preliminary draft opinion.
The rapporteur rejected this amendment and Mr Retureau expressed his disagreement with this amendment.
Mr Retureau stated his opposition to this amendment.
In the following discussion Mr Retureau raised the issues below.
Mr Retureau reminded that tobacco was a legal drug.
The only member to speak in the general discussion was Mr Retureau.
Mr Retureau spoke during the general discussion.
The EESC organised a hearing on the subject and Mr Retureau drafted a report.
Mr Retureau was the only speaker during general discussion.
Mr Vever then gave the floor to Mr Retureau.
Mr Retureau congratulated the rapporteur on his excellent work.
Support for the amendment tabled by Mr Retureau.
Mr Retureau has expressed an interest to work on this subject.
The amendment tabled by Mr Retureau was examined.
Mr Retureau explained the changes made to the document.
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Mr Retureau gave a brief presentation of this draft opinion.
The proposal was accepted by Mr Retureau and the Committee.
Mr Retureau also contributed to this discussion.
The meeting was chaired by Mr Retureau.
Mr Retureau as a rapporteur summed up the discussion.
The meeting will be chaired by Mr Retureau.
Mr Retureau spoke in the ensuing debate.
Presentation of the opinion by Mr Retureau.
Mr Retureau expressed his satisfaction with the opinion.
He fully supported the amendments tabled by Mr Nyberg and Mr Retureau.
Mr Retureau took part in the general discussion which followed.
Mr Giesecke spoke against the amendment put forward by Mr Retureau.
Mr Retureau stated his opposition to all the amendments tabled.
He supported the document of Mr Retureau.
Mr Retureau gave a brief presentation of the revised draft opinion.
Mr Martin Siecker and Mr Retureau took part in the general debate.
Mr Retureau regarded the concerns behind the amendment as exaggerated.
Ms Le Nouail and her expert Mr Retureau presented the draft opinion.
Mr Retureau withdrew his opposition and the amendment was accepted.
Points of order by Mr Westerlund and Mr Retureau concerning the voting procedure.
Mr Retureau opposed the amendment whereas the rapporteur accepted it.
The rapporteur accepts the alterations proposed by Mr Chagas and Mr Retureau.
Mr Retureau took part in the general discussion that followed.
Then followed a general debate in which Mr Retureau and Mr Páleník participated.
Mr Retureau also proposed some minor modifications to the text.
There was then a general debate in which Mr Retureau and Mr Burani spoke.
Mr Retureau felt that the section opinion was objective and balanced.
Then followed a general debate in which Mr Koryfidis and Mr Retureau participated.
Mr Retureau thanked members for their support and additional comments.
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Mr Retureau briefly explained the principle idea of the third amendment.
Mr Voß gave reasons for the amendments and Mr Retureau accepted them.
Mr Retureau presented his amendment and explained the reasons for it.
A general discussion was then held, with contributions being made by Mr Retureau.
