Examples of using Here in strasbourg in English and their translations into Polish
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When it comes to the future of the European budget, the week's major event is not taking place here in Strasbourg, but in Copenhagen.
Here in Strasbourg this report is also accompanied by an irrational fear of mentioning the country of origin principle,
For regions like the one where we are now, here in Strasbourg and in Alsace generally, living on a frontier no longer equates with being restricted by borders, and the benefits extend far beyond these border regions.
CS Commissioner, I appeal to the Commission here in Strasbourg to release funds reserved for crisis situations now
Indeed, standing here in Strasbourg, we think of the Strasbourg, Liège,
also on the costs of our meetings here in Strasbourg.
said the following here in Strasbourg on 25 November,
There should also be more bicycles here in Strasbourg so that we are not reliant on so many cars,
PL Mr President, in the speech I made here in Strasbourg last November, I highlighted the significant differences
this imposing building here in Strasbourg is named after Louise Weiss,
Seriously, though, committees meetings here in Strasbourg cannot continue to clash with plenary sittings
Some weeks ago, I had a meeting here in Strasbourg with rosé wine producers from Provence in France
Mr President, as we meet here in Strasbourg, half the population of the city of Cork, in my constituency of Munster, is without water in their homes-
And here in Strasbourg we recall that, in the last century,
I would like to add that at the previous parliamentary session, here in Strasbourg, we listened to a speech given by President Saakashvili;
the Commission- we shall proclaim the Charter of Fundamental Rights at a formal sitting here in Strasbourg.
Today I would like to inform you about the action I have taken following the serious disruption of the formal sitting held here in Strasbourg on Wednesday, 12 December 2007 to mark the signing of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, incidents which I am sure you all remember.
Yesterday, when I spoke here in Strasbourg with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon,
I should like to point out that, since we arrived here in Strasbourg on Monday afternoon, statistically some 480 Europeans will have died from the effects of passive smoking.