"sea valiente" in English

(DE) Madam President, Baroness Ashton, I would ask you to be more courageous.

I hope the rest of the European Council is as courageous as the Belgian Presidency.

I call on our Finnish President-in-Office to be brave and stand by his signature.

Move forwards, be a little more courageous and also be a bit louder.

Unfortunately, we have no brave and visionary Commission President.

I would therefore urge you, Commissioner, to be bold in your proposals and to press ahead.

Please be courageous and make Europe strong, both inside and out.

I do not think that the one who is afraid to play is courageous.

I would ask the Commission to be brave and, on the proposals regarding migration, to actually define a European added value.

So I would ask the Commissioner to show leadership, to be courageous, and to remember that research and science, infrastructure ...

Be courageous!

I am very glad that the Commission has been so bold and believes that it could, according to Brussels, help to co-ordinate these voluntary agreements.

If you are prepared to table very controversial directives in another field, then I applaud this, for I am always pleased when the Commission is brave.

We therefore ask that his programme be a bold one and, if it is, I can assure him that he will have the support of this House in the reform process.

Even so, if you are elected, we invite you really to look closely at this matter; we ask you to be brave and open-minded enough to change the current Commission’ s attitude.

We therefore call unequivocally on the Council to be more courageous and more consistent in its actions, for Europe does have a genuine role to play and is capable of discharging it successfully.

It is difficult because they are bigger than states, but I would urge you to be courageous, because we have a responsibility to the citizens of Europe and, in fact, the future of all humanity.