Examples of using Mr mitchell in English and their translations into Slovak
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Ms Lochbihler, Mr Mitchell, Mr Scholz and Mr Goerens.
Mr Mitchell, you will probably agree that I cannot comment on information
It is a shame that Mr Mitchell, Mr Corbett
Mr Mitchell may have spoken on this issue in more depth
(ES) Mr Mitchell, with respect to the issue of lifts,
I also agree with Mr Mitchell that it would be appropriate to balance all this negative talk of economic downturn- which there is- with a sense of realism and not to be overly pessimistic.
But for completeness- as you would be aware, Mr Mitchell- there is a separate court action which is to be called before the Court in Luxembourg and taken by one of the competitors in the Irish market.
To reply to the questions put by Mrs McGuinness and Mr Mitchell, I would stress that the European Council approved an action plan to offer Member States a complete common framework of national rescue
Madam President, I understand Mr Mitchell's frustration, which is the frustration of many MEPs- that, every month,
As Mr Mitchell is probably aware, at its spring session in 2007 the European Council approved the objectives of the European Union regarding the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020.
On behalf of the S&D Group.- Madam President, I was also at the UN with Mr Mitchell and represented the Parliament on the issue of the MDGs.
I supported Mr Mitchell's report because I believe we have to increase the participation of parliaments in developing countries when drawing up strategy papers for these countries,
Vice-President of the Commission.- Mr President, when Mr Mitchell tabled these questions on 7 October,
(DE) Mr President, I should just like to warn Mr Mitchell: for years I have been told each time that it will be discussed at the next meeting of the Bureau, but nothing ever changes.
Mr Mitchell, when I give the floor to an MEP for a 30-second speech, I do not
I just wanted to ask my honourable colleague and friend, Mr Mitchell, whether he agrees with me that in 2005 Parliament gave up 14 areas of codecision on these financing instruments.
Thank you, Mr Mitchell, and congratulations on your report
first of all I should like to state that I fully agree with what Mr Mitchell said in his speech.
would be Ms McGuinness, Mr Mitchell, who asked the original question,