Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Mrs wallis in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The next item is the report by Mrs Wallis, on behalf of the Committee on Legal Affairs,
The problem is that nothing in Mrs Wallis' report proves the objective existence of such barriers,
Finally, with reference to traffic accidents, I should like to congratulate Mrs Wallis once again on having thoroughly studied this issue, which is of
Mr President, I should like to join the Commissioner in expressing my sincere thanks to Mrs Wallis for her extremely perceptive report, and for having brought about compromises on many difficult issues.
Specifically, the points that have been raised by Mrs Wallis in relation to access to justice are of significance
Mrs Wallis' proposal to set up a one-stop shop is a good one,
I should like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank Mrs Wallis for her report and Mr Gargani for the question he submitted this evening.
I am absolutely certain that Mrs Wallis will continue to raise the points of both our committee and Parliament.
recommendations on impact assessments, although I echo Mrs Wallis' comments on political engagement
I want to emphasise that it is entirely right to support Mrs Wallis' report, which proposes waiving Mr Gollnisch's immunity for several reasons.
as a Dane involved in tabling this motion for a resolution together with Mrs Wallis in the Group of the Alliance of Liberals
please allow me nevertheless to thank Mrs Wallis on behalf of the Committee on Legal Affairs
I warmly congratulate Mrs Wallis on having made this work possible,
in particular, Mrs Wallis, Mr Wieland,
Mrs Wallis referred to the fact that this dossier has been what I like to call haunting the corridors of the European Parliament
The next item is the report(A6-0211/2005) by Mrs Wallis, on behalf of the Committee on Legal Affairs,
If small businesses are driven out of the market because of the proposals from the Commission or if we adopt Mrs Wallis' amendments tomorrow then it will be consumers who suffer because it will leave them at the mercy of the large global players
which shows the great commitment of its rapporteur, Mrs Wallis, whom I should like to congratulate in particular, and of the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market.
Affairs had voted in favour, as the reasons behind the decision proposed by Mrs Wallis have subsequently been amended.
Nevertheless, as Mrs Wallis has said,