Examples of using The privileges in English and their translations into Finnish
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She certainly does not deserve to have any Member abuse the privileges of this House in order to settle some domestic score or other that may exist between them in Hungary.
Thus it would be the poor regions of the old Member States that would be penalised, while the privileges of the countries that want a pared-down budget would remain virtually untouched.
From 2005 onwards in particular, the textile and clothing sector will no longer be able to bear the privileges currently granted to the EU's largest competitors China,
We were asked to surrender the prerogatives that should be the privileges, the basic rules, of any European Parliament.
I will not abuse the privileges of the Chair by allowing myself the comment I would like to make, Mr Bonde.
Have exercised for the immediately preceding periods, whose duration shall be fixed by the national supervisory authority, the privileges of the rating and of the endorsement for which they may instruct at that unit;
The privileges, immunities and facilities specified in Article 32 of these Rules are granted exclusively in the interests of the proper conduct of proceedings.
If I become accustomed to the privileges of the Weston family,
In writing.-(BG) I defend the privileges and immunity of Bruno Gollnisch
secondary law, but also the privileges and immunities, because the latter constitute primary law?
refuse to relinquish the privileges they have inherited from the old world order.
Mr. Ripstein uses his influence… you stay out of solitar… get the privileges you been missing.
enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States;
This proposal does not aim to protect the privileges of MEPs; we are putting forward the proposal because we are convinced that all European citizens should retire at the age of 60, at the very latest.
are reluctant to change, are reluctant to abandon the privileges that we acquired in the area of export subsidies.
It is for that reason that I find it all the more absurd that the Confederal Group of the European United Left/Nordic Green Left in this House want to further entrench the privileges of those with private health insurance.
All this, on the pretext of maintaining the privileges enjoyed by the great economic and financial interest groups-