Examples of using Mr simpson in English and their translations into Polish
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ladies and gentlemen, what Mr Simpson has just said is really quite abstruse;
Author.- Madam President, Mr Simpson apologises for not being present during the discussion on the ash cloud crisis.
We should also debate the proposal presented by Mr Simpson on a reserve compensation fund.
Mr Simpson! I want a proper doctor who will take me seriously
the rapporteur and Mr Simpson, Chair of the Committee.
questions put forward by the Chair of the Committee on Transport and Tourism, Mr Simpson.
Finally, I would like to congratulate Mrs Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou, Mr Simpson, the rapporteur and everyone else involved in the negotiations in the Conciliation Committee on the work carried out
the Chair of the Committee on Transport and Tourism, Mr Simpson, is not able to join us today
I would like to take the opportunity to congratulate the rapporteur, Mr Simpson, and, at the same time,
I welcome the work that Mr Simpson has done and, as he has said, he has the unanimous support of the committee
I would like to warmly congratulate the speaker, Mr Simpson, on the agreement he has achieved in an area as technical as tourism statistics, having fought every
I should like to thank Mr Simpson and the Committee on Transport
as well as the shadow rapporteurs, Mr Simpson and everybody who has contributed to the result;
the airline goes bankrupt is obvious, and should be taken as a starting point in this much needed discussion which Mr Simpson has initiated.
What I am saying in essence is that we need action because the situation is getting progressively worse and, as Mr Simpson has pointed out,
I must in particular mention those who have spoken here today- Mr Simpson and Mr Savary-
not least to prevent- as Mr Simpson said- passengers who have purchased an ordinary flight ticket from an airline that subsequently goes bankrupt being treated differently from passengers who have bought their ticket as part of a more comprehensive package holiday.
the support of the Chair of the Committee on Transport and Tourism, Mr Simpson, has been more arduous and difficult than expected.
Furthermore, as Mr Simpson highlighted, despite the two accidents, which we must obviously learn from in terms of rail safety- precisely to show our commitment on this, we organised a series of events which Mr Simpson also attended- I wish to stress that rail transport in Europe nevertheless offers an especially high level of safety compared with other means of transport.