Eksempler på brug af Mrs lucas på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I shall reply to the various points raised by Mrs Lucas.
Mrs Lucas, please step back inside.
I would like to voice my disagreement with Mrs Lucas.
Mrs Lucas asked me again about the timetable.
Vice-President of the Commission.-(FR) Perhaps Mrs Lucas did not hear me.
PT Mrs Lucas, I was not present at the debate you are referring to.
First of all, I should like to thank Mrs Lucas for her very lucid report.
Mrs Lucas mentioned that the Stabex and Sysmin system ought to be continued with.
Mr President, thank you, Mrs Lucas, for a constructive and clear report.
Mr President, allow me to start by congratulating the rapporteur, Mrs Lucas.
Commissioner, Mrs Lucas, I have a copy of that report with me tonight.
Madam President, I have a message for you concerning my colleague Mrs Lucas.
Mrs Lucas, I believe that you are referring to Rule 170 of the Rules of Procedure.
Mr President, I should like to congratulate Mrs Lucas and thank her for her report.
Otherwise I thank Mrs Lucas for highlighting the whole problem of trade in timber.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to give Mrs Lucas credit for her report.
As Mrs Lucas has already stated, we do not want aviation to be given preferential treatment.
In our view, the original draft prepared by Mrs Lucas had a number of weaknesses in this regard.
Mrs Lucas raised some interesting points, but I have already exceeded my speaking time.
I would also like to thank the draftswoman and draftsman of the other committees, Mrs Lucas and Mr Stevenson.
As I mentioned earlier, Mrs Lucas is also right in most of what she says in her report.
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.-(DA) Mr President, I should like to thank Mrs Lucas for an excellent report.
One of our colleagues, Mrs Lucas, pointed out that the outcome was poor, indeed unacceptable.
I would like to take up the issue of public participation,which Mrs Mann and Mrs Lucas have just mentioned.
I have, however, no sympathy for Mrs Lucas trying to hide behind her Parliamentary immunity.
Long before Mrs Lucas became involved, I had been involved in Faslane for many years and have been arrested there.
Mr President, the subject is‘Prospects for Trade Relations' and Mrs Lucas began by asking for support for her report.
Another speaker, Mrs Lucas, called on the presidency to publish the submission to the International Court of Justice.
Both the Commission statement and Mrs Lucas' report provide guidelines as to how this can and must be done.