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I should like to ask you here a tip….
Now, Mr Holmes, as we walk down to the place there is one question I should like to ask you.
I should like to ask the Commissioner three questions.
Before I ask: what is a work's position vis-d-vis the production relations of its time, I should like to ask: what is its position within them?
I should like to ask the Commission a few more questions.
I should like to ask you if you believe that these grants of EUR 71 million for our partners in Eastern Europe suffice.
Commissioner, with passion and the force of the law behind us, we are relying on everyone to do their part and,in these last few seconds, I should like to ask my fellow Members to dedicate a minute of reflection to the memory of the victims.
Madam President, I should like to ask the President-in-Office four questions.
I should like to ask the Commissioner if he raised this issue last week during the first round of negotiations in Buenos Aires.
(EL) Mr President,I thank the Commissioner for the full reply which he has given me and I should like to ask him if the research programme can also include neighbouring countries, especially countries in the Mediterranean region, within the framework of Euro-Mediterranean cooperation.
I should like to ask the President of the European Council to show the Dutch language rather more respect than he has done up to now.
(IV) Mr President, I should like to ask you what the expression'test pilot' means?
I should like to ask the two Commissioners present to insist on these European standards in the case of imports of feed and food as well in future.
(IT) Mr President, I should like to ask the proposer of the amendment to clarify an issue.
Finally, I should like to ask if the said concessions will benefit the flood-stricken inhabitants of Pakistan.
Madam President, I should like to ask the services to take into account that the Portuguese version is authentic for all amendments.
I should like to ask the Commission where the optimism that disarming consumer power will guarantee Greece a way out of the recession comes from?
I should like to ask how the communication works between the Commissioner for Trade and the Commissioner for Fundamental Rights in this regard.
However, I should like to ask you whether you seriously expect the European Parliament to negotiate on something that is our right under the treaties.
(EL) Mr President, I should like to ask the Commissioner if these extraordinary grants also include social measures for small and medium-sized enterprises.
I should like to ask him the following: could it be that the public does indeed understand it, but simply has a different opinion from my fellow Member?
Secondly, I should like to ask that the order of voting be changed, and that Committee Amendment 43 be voted on before Amendment 83 for the sake of coherence.
I should like to ask the European Commission not to wait until 2013, but to prepare draft legislation quickly which ensures parliamentary control by means of codecision.
(PT) I should like to ask the Bureau whether we are going to discuss a proposal for a European Parliament recommendation to the Council, given that the Council representative is not here.
Thus, I should like to ask President Barroso the following: is the reintroduction of Greece's own currency, the drachma, and also Ireland's, not the only long-term solution that will get us out of these problems?
In connection with this, I should like to ask, Commissioner, if you could give us your current thoughts regarding the threats which are emerging at present, and the threats which we will need to deal with in the near future.
I should like to ask the Commission which of the three scenarios it is using as a basis for making proposals to our Member States regarding the future financing of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
(ES) Madam President,ladies and gentlemen, I should like to ask for your attention to remind you that this year has been proclaimed the International Year of Chemistry, in commemoration of Marie Curie being awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry exactly 100 years ago.
I should like to ask you, Mr President, on behalf of my group, what you intend to do over the next few months so that the strengthening of the single European market will help to fight the serious economic crisis with which we are faced today.