"estudiar (propuesta)" in English

We have to consider Mr Brok’s suggestion of going there as a Quartet and seeing what we can do.

We have to consider Mr Brok’ s suggestion of going there as a Quartet and seeing what we can do.

A proposal on this must first be accepted in the Council.

We must think this proposed solution of insurance or a fund through to its logical conclusion.

I am ready to examine any proposals, but we have also set a deadline, which is the end of this year.

No decision has yet been made as to the working party which is to be responsible for examining the Commission's proposal.

The Commission is ready to consider any proposal for a reduction of the time limit for benzene in the future.

No decision has yet been made as to the working party which is to be responsible for examining the Commission' s proposal.

Commissioners and their civil servants can very easily be brought in to be questioned and cross-examined.

I think that the countries which are not large - to avoid describing them as something else - should weigh up this proposal carefully.

It was then up to the Council alone to look at that proposal, modify it if necessary, accept it or otherwise.

I hear the Council’s answer that it does not like the idea of an interinstitutional agreement but instead would be willing to look at a horizontal proposal.

British Conservatives support the enforcement of Community law but wish to analyse and consider any initiative proposed by the Commission.

My colleagues and I believe that our first priority is to evaluate what this proposal will do for consumers and business in real practical terms.

As regards the creation of a separate disability committee, to this date the Council has not received any proposals to be examined in this respect.

The delegation has followed it closely and the members, particularly the delegation's chairman, would have preferred to have the opportunity to study the motion.

We will examine this proposal with great care, as we do all contributions to our preparations for the reform of the common market organisation for sugar.

Unfortunately, the other branch of the legislative power, the Council, has not yet - more than one year after the presentation of the proposal - begun working on it.

In addition, I am pleased that, in this report, Parliament calls on the Commission to consider proposing that planting rights in the wine sector be maintained beyond 2015.

In the longer term, we could look at other ways of supporting civil society and I should certainly be prepared to consider any concrete proposals which Parliament may put forward.