"con tenacidad" in English

I look back with pleasure on her tenacity during the trialogues.

Both sides are waging the political struggle remorselessly and it has been going on for years now.

We must stick vehemently to our principles and our commitment to this process.

It is a very difficult task, but one that we must carry out with determination and with tenacity.

Moreover it seems that the same split of opinions is taking place all over Parliament.

Secondly to Mr Moreira da Silva, who has tried to improve the proposal with an admirable doggedness.

Discrimination against Christians should be fought with the same tenacity as other forms of discrimination.

That is the position which the Commission, the Council and the Governments of the Member States have steadfastly defended.

This was an extremely ambitious goal, but the Presidency and the Commission have pursued it resolutely and successfully.

To sum up, we have set off along the right road but we must tread the path resolutely, as, I am sure, Commissioner Reding will do.

I should also like to thank Mrs Hulthén for the conviction and tenacity with which she has presented her vision on sustainable development.

We also dispensed with the provision on the protection of vulnerable travellers; that means making provision for civil liability.

This should serve as an example to us of how, with tenacity and patience, we can achieve positive results and help good causes.

(DE) Madam President, Commissioner, I would like to thank you for your steadfastness when it comes to passenger safety issues.

I also think that it is necessary for Turkey, in the same ambitious way as Germany, to deal with the dark and sombre chapters of its twentieth century history.

This proposal for a directive has been developed with great tenacity and intelligence by Mr Rothley, and I want to give him credit for it here.

The eight journalists who have died in Afghanistan since the beginning of the conflict were carrying out their duties in a courageous, passionate and tenacious manner.

Mr President, our group firstly wishes to pay tribute to the work of Mr Pimenta, who has addressed this particularly complex question with his customary tenacity.

I am also disappointed that in the next parliamentary term we will not, I am sorry to say, have your tenacity and constancy to wrap up the issues that remain open.

I am disappointed, Commissioner, that we did not succeed in finishing off the proposal on driving licences but unfortunately there was not enough time for us to do so.