"horario de verano" in English

Indeed, there are many very strong arguments in favour of having summer time.

A majority of the people in the EU are also in favour of keeping summer time.

This report and the Commission's proposal do not question the idea of summer time.

First, most sectors of the economy have now incorporated the principle of summer time.

The fact remains, in any case, that summertime is very popular with a large proportion of Europe's population.

The advantage of making summer time a permanent arrangement would be to make planning easier.

This is often called Summer Time or Daylight Savings Time.

Most Member States accept and want summer time, and thus this report is not at all controversial.

It calls for a report every five years on the incidence of the arrangements under the Summer Time Directive.

There are also studies which demonstrate that summer time can contribute to both energy saving and greater road safety.

In the countries of central and southern Europe, summertime offers advantages for the consumer, and for industry too.

That means they need to know about the arrangements for changing to summer time in all the Member States in advance.

Remember, the (GMT+00:00) No daylight saving selection is available only when you select the United Kingdom as your time zone country.

Mr President, Commissioner, to speak about summer time at 11.30 at night in winter instils a degree of nostalgia in one.

You can, if you wish, have your account set to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) year-around, with no shifts for Summer Time.

British Summer Time

If these reports show that the summer time arrangements need to be altered, the Commission could then bring forward appropriate proposals.

Daylight saving time begins across the EU on 25 March 2012 when clocks move forward one hour and it ends on 28 October 2012 when clocks are put back one hour.

Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, we have been living with summertime for quite a while now, and we are not really consciously aware of its adverse effects.

Our proposal was sent to all the countries concerned and the absence of negative reaction seems to indicate that harmonization of the summer-time period is widely accepted.