Examples of using Personal statement in English and their translations into Finnish
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now I would like to make a personal statement according to the rules of procedure.
it is not a personal statement.
Mr President, I should like to ask for your permission to make a brief personal statement under Rule 108 of the Rules of Procedure.
Mr President, I would like to make a personal statement pursuant to Rule 122, which allows the speaker three minutes.
I would ask you to allow me this personal statement.
you can make a short personal statement.
Article 145 gives me three minutes in which to make a personal statement.
resolution being put to the vote, and the second a personal statement regarding a Member of this House.
DE Mr President, I should like to make a personal statement pursuant to Rule 149, which was Rule 145 in the previous version.
Green(PSE).- Mr President, I wish to make a personal statement as my name has been mentioned.
Mr President, I have risen to make a personal statement in accordance with Rule 145 of the Rules of Procedure.
I ask the President to give a ruling as to whether this requires a personal statement from me and from the Member concerned, Mr Titley.
Mr Bourlanges, I note your personal statement, which will be followed up in the appropriate manner, in accordance with our Rules of Procedure.
This is not a personal statement but a continuation of the debate,
that the Rules of Procedure envisage that you should make your statement now as a personal statement, even if Mr Galeote Quecedo is not present.
Parliament takes note of your statement, Mr Imbeni, as a personal statement pursuant to Rule 122 of the Rules of Procedure.
which we have made, including Mr Duisenberg's own personal statement about his intentions, are now before Parliament.
My personal statement concerns the accusation by Mrs Breyer that,
I should like to make a personal statement and ask the Member who has just spoken to apologise.
This is not then a private, personal statement by Mr Verheugen, but a clarification by the whole Commission acting as a college.