gabrici造句

• EU spokesman Lionello Gabrici said Wednesday.
• Leonello Gabrici, a spokesman on judicial matters for the European Commission, said at that time.
• Gabrici told reporters the proposed new laws would stop criminal gangs taking advantages of legislative differences among EU nations.
• "We have to sort out the European Union first, " said EU spokesman Lionello Gabrici.
• Right now, said Leonello Gabrici, Vitorino's spokesman, organized crime figures, smugglers and terrorist cells often have operations in several countries and use legal variances to frustrate attempts to arrest members or seize their assets.
• "For the first time we're talking about an instrument that makes it possible for criminal law cooperation in Europe, " said EU spokesman Leonello Gabrici after the proposals were adopted by the 20-member Commission.
• "A lack of consumer confidence is the main thing holding up the development of e-commerce here, " said Leonello Gabrici, a spokesman on judicial matters for the European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union.
• "The things that we are doing against terrorism . . . will simplify life for the Europeans and make it easier for us to cooperate with the United States, " said Leonello Gabrici, the EU's spokesman on law enforcement issues.
• "The things that we are doing against terrorism . . . will simplify life for the Europeans and make it easier for us to cooperate with the United States, " said Leonello Gabrici, the EU's spokesman on justice and home affairs.
• There Gabrici focussed in particular on numismatic research, publishing articles in the Rivista italiana di numismatica and attending the international numismatic congress which was held in Paris in 1900, where he gave a paper with the title " " Le r鬺e de la numismatique dans le mouvement scientifique contemporain " " ( The role of numismatics in contemporary scholarship ).
• Leonello Gabrici, the commission's spokesman on justice issues, told a news conference Thursday that the commission would not " waste taxpayers'money " by taking any more public comment on Rome II, because officials " have already taken into account the views of others during consultations over the Brussels I regulation, " a related measure adopted by the union's justice ministers late last year, provoking a similar outcry.