"glasé" in English

Mrs Glase, concentration is not about cutting back on the given aims.

In this way, I now come to a core demand of this really excellent report by Mrs Glase.

I should like to thank Mrs Glase for her excellent report.

I would like to start by assuring you that we support Mrs Glase' s work.

That was also mentioned by Mrs Oomen-Ruijten and Mrs Glase.

I urge Member States to follow the Commission advice and also to note the Glase report.

MrsGlase mentioned over-complicated procedures.

I do not share Mrs Glase's opinion on this point.

I should like to thank Mrs Glase and her colleagues on the Committee on Budgets for their contribution.

As Mrs Glase's report shows, we need a sensible policy mix at national and European levels.

As Mrs Glase' s report shows, we need a sensible policy mix at national and European levels.

Mr President, I would like to take the opportunity to thank Mrs Glase for her report, which is extremely efficient.

Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I warmly congratulate Mrs Glase on the good work she has done.

In her splendid and balanced report, Anne Glase estimates the volume of undeclared work in the EU at between 10 and 20 per cent of GNP.

In her splendid and balanced report, Anne Glase estimates the volume of undeclared work in the EU at between 10 and 20 per cent of GNP.

Glase report (A5-0220/2000)

I absolutely agree with Mrs Glase here, and I would like to ask the Commissioner what basis we are now supposed to be using.

Now that it is like this, however, I do think that MrsGlase is quite right when she says that that is not to be expected with the proposed amendment.

Mrs Glase' s report does not live up to the expectations aroused by the explanatory statement, which, for once in this place, I found to be exceptionally perceptive.

On behalf of my colleague Anne-Karin Glase, who cannot be here today, I wish to present extracts from her opinion on behalf of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs.