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Maybe we should vote?
We should vote on who leads.
I think we should vote.
We should vote for each other, you know.
And I think we should vote.
I think we should vote on banning users who continually send harassing posts.
But I think we should vote.
We should vote in favour of this report- provided that Amendment 15 is rejected- as it is a sound report.
A warning as to how we should vote?
Maybe we should vote again.
This is a new idea and we should vote on it.
Maybe we should vote on it.
Therefore, Mr President,I am of the opinion that we should vote today.
I therefore believe that we should vote through this postponement today.
This judgment affects millions of people and, therefore, we should vote on it today.
This is all backward-- we should vote Will out, then vote for a replacement.
I don't want to rock the boat, buti'm thinking maybe we should vote out phillip.
Those who insisted that we should vote Labour at any cost turn their backs as it seeks to recover its principles.
What we need is stronger disarmament components in the NPT and that is what we should vote for tomorrow.
The full committee decided by a substantial majority that we should vote in favour of these candidates, so that is the recommendation from the committee.
I think we should understand clearly that these are contrary to the security of the residents of Ashraf and we should vote against them.
So now tell us why we should vote for you.
I believe that we should vote again on the Caspary report, for which there was just one amendment, and then not hold the final vote. .
Tarzan was like if kim comes Back saying a different tune about who We should vote, we know he's a Traitor.
However, if a majority here today decide that we should vote today, then I would request and urge the PPE Group to join us in attempting to find a common critical way forward on all the critical issues, not just against the government.
Mr President, on most of our voting lists, Amendments 88 and 89 are down as inadmissible andthere is no indication as to how we should vote.
Qualified personnel should subject the Foundation in Dublin to a detailed audit, and we should vote on discharge only after the necessary changes resulting from this have been made.
Even though we ultimately chose to support the resolution, there were wordings that we were opposed to or were doubtful of, andtherefore it was not clear how we should vote.
It is difficult to do so when we get amendments from colleagues attached to which is an article in the Financial Times stating that we should vote against copyright, when at the bottom of that article it says'copyright protected'.