Examples of using Question time in English and their translations into Slovak
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On one occasion during question time with Commissioner McCreevy I was promised that there would be no change in the requirement to provide a universal service.
I apologise to colleagues for the rather shortened Question Time because the previous debate overran by 25 minutes.
I just wish to place on the record my objection to the way that Question Time again has been messed around.
I can hand it to you after Question Time so you can read what we have already done.
not you have participated in Question Time before, but you are allowed a supplementary question that relates to the main question. .
Requests the Conference of Presidents to put question time back on the plenary agenda, in line with Rule 129 of the Rules of Procedure;
Committee meetings Minutes of committee meetings Voting in committee Provisions concerning plenary sittings applicable in committee Question Time in committee.
Before I start Question Time, because we are so late,
has notified the President in writing, before Question Time begins, of the name of a substitute.
Council Question Time was cancelled.
Attends each plenary of the Parliament on a Wednesday to answer questions put to the Council at Question Time;
are aware of this, to try a little experiment in order to make Question Time a little more friendly and interactive.
concerns the way Question Time is organised.
President-in-Office of the Council.- Vessels have been the subject of questions during Question Time on numerous occasions.
Mr President, for me it is an honour that my first speech during Question Time in Parliament is an answer to questions concerning women.
the Slovenian Presidency for their cooperation with the European Parliament, particularly during Question Time to the Council over which I presided.
President-in-Office of the Council.- I appreciate another question again from the Irish MEPs- it looks like the Irish are most active during Question Time here.
That being the case, we should continue with question time until a decision has been taken,
Nos 7 and 8 because they deal with issues relating to the political situation in Chad on which we had a debate just before this Question Time.
Judy and I were thinking that I could row back on Question Time tonight.