Examples of using When voting in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Ribeiro(GUE/NGL), in writing.-(PT) When voting on this motion for a resolution on the European Council in Madrid,
When voting, do not forget,
Mr President, we will have to be very careful, when voting on the report on the Internal Market Strategy,
I would like to say that when voting on the amendments the fundamental priority ought to be a quest for the broadest possible majority in the House;
to preserve the consensus which emerged in committee when voting on this report, in order to ensure that the European Parliament thereby gives a strong political message as to its commitment in the fight against counterfeiting and piracy.
be it when travelling in Europe, when voting or standing as a candidate in elections
particularly since we can view everything electronically, so that when voting, we then have the amendments in our own languages in front of us
also to examine in detail the arguments that have been used by the federal representatives when voting on the second opinion at the special commission of the house of representatives.
When voting on today's report,
I may be mistaken but I thought that when votes were about people they had to remain secret,
The agreements will be validly adopted when voted in favor by the majority of Committee's members present.
The Committee shall give a favourable opinion when votes in favour exceed votes against.
This article provides that all votes cast in respect of any resolution must be taken into account when votes are counted.
genuinely encourage more people to vote when votes don't count in Canada?
When voted in Sao Bernardo do Campo(SP),
especially when votes are taken.
Usually, when voting time starts at midday it lasts for an hour.
Will he be able to stop the vote when voting for the sacrifice?
It is better to be able to count on the largest possible presence when voting on it.
This is entirely in line with what we decided on when voting on my reports of 2007 and 2008.