Examples of using Questions to the council in English and their translations into Greek
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On the basis of your report and the questions to the Council and the Commission, we have accepted eight motions for resolutions pursuant to Rule 40,
I believe that this is the last time that you will be with us for questions to the Council, Mr Nikolaï,
As the time allotted to Questions to the Council has elapsed, Questions Nos 16 to 37
there have been three occasions in plenary when we did not have questions to the Council and the procedures ultimately reduce the time available.
Good, I personally have no objection; we shall propose to the Council that it take part in Questions to the Council for an extra half an hour;
in particular in the framework of questions to the Council and the Commission.
not for questions to the Council, which is not so relaxed.
I wish to put some specific questions to the Council. There is an initiative by Mr Hill who,
I am only going to chair an hour and a half of Questions to the Council and then, when the sitting begins,
it will mean Parliament itself proposing to restrict the right of its Members to put relevant questions to the Council and the Commission.
we shall begin questions to the Council, as I said, 33 minutes late.
through both an urgent debate and questions to the Council, she asked for steps to be taken to prevent a war in Angola.
I rise on Rule 40 which says that when questions to the Council have been placed on the agenda in time, that is to say three weeks before-
Mr Tannock, and that the afternoon sitting therefore be extended to 6.30 p.m. and questions to the Council shortened by half an hour.
such an important report, I would propose that in this case the Questions to the Council be cancelled, and in that way all of the groups could express their view,
rather than 5.30, and Questions to the Council will therefore take place between 6 and 7 p.m.
in accordance with the Rules of Procedure, that since the time allotted to Questions to the Council has elapsed,
Questions to the Council, to the Commission or to the Vice-President of the Commission/High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy may be put by a committee, a political group or Members reaching at least the low threshold, accompanied with a request that they be placed on the agenda of Parliament.
for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy shall be referred to the addressee at least one week before the sitting on the agenda of which they are to appear and questions to the Council at least three weeks before that date.
for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy must be referred to the addressee at least one week before the sitting on whose agenda they are to appear and questions to the Council at least three weeks before that date.