Eksempler på brug af Mrs oddy på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Question No 71 by Mrs Oddy.
Thank you, Mrs Oddy for that information.
Mr Marín, you may reply to Mrs Oddy's question.
Mrs Oddy, you cannot come back on that again.
I give the floor to Mr Verheugen to answer Mrs Oddy's question.
Mrs Oddy, as you are well aware, Members' duties are individual duties.
I must clarify this point as it is established in our Rules of Procedure, Mrs Oddy.
Question No 55 by Mrs Oddy(H-0059/93) Subject: El Salvador peace process.
Therefore, as a member of the Socialist Group, I should like to express my support for the proposal for a directive as proposed by Mrs Oddy.
As far as the specific case mentioned by Mrs Oddy is concerned, it has not been made directly known to the Council.
Mrs Oddy, the necessary checks have already been carried out, and I can confirm that the building in question does not belong to the Commission.
I would therefore ask you, Commissioner,to reply jointly to these questions by Mr White, Mrs Oddy and Mrs Kinnock in the two minutes which we have left before 7 p.m.
Report by Mrs Oddy and Mr Rothley, adopted on 24 January 1991(PE A3373/90) on the proposal relating to: The Statute for a European company COM(89) 268 final- SYN 218.
Mr President, first I should like to thank the Committee on Legal Affairs andCitizens' Rights and its rapporteur, Mrs Oddy, for the work they have done on the proposal for a directive setting up a securities committee.
I should like to congratulate Mrs Oddy and also my colleagues who have tabled amendments, for example, Amendment No 45, that my dear colleague Mr Cassidy is criticising.
It reminds me of my law studies, where one professor used to ask this memorable question:'If the legally prescribed answer to the question,'Do you take this woman here present for your lawful wedded wife?'- andthis is the very problem which you raised, Mrs Oddy- is'I do', is it sufficient for the gentleman to say'But of course'?
As Mrs Oddy said just now, we are all agreed on the need for progress on the various forms of European company, which have been blocked for years now. But on one thing we must be clear.
I remember many moments in the Committee on Legal Affairs andCitizens' Rights and, among them, those shared with Mrs Oddy where we always reached similar conclusions on new technology issues that we began debating in the previous term with respect to their incompatibility with copyright.
Report(A4-0248/99) by Mrs Oddy, on behalf of the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizens' Rights, on the proposal for a European Parliament and Council Directive on certain legal aspects of electronic commerce in the internal market COM(98)0586- C4-0020/99-98/0325COD.
We have readily accepted the amendments by the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs butI must also say- as I see my colleague Mrs Oddy is here- that I rejected her amendments, Amendments Nos 34 and 35, in committee. However, they have now also been tabled by another colleague, Mrs Thors, and having studied them in detail, I intend to accept them.
Mrs Oddy has asked me about the situation concerning what appears to be a European Commission office in the Río Coco area of Nicaragua. I must first of all make it quite clear that the only European Commission delegation in Nicaragua is located in Managua.
And I am doing so because the rapporteur has now generously accepted the amendments that were tabled by Mrs Oddy, who is one of my colleagues in the Socialist Group and a member of the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizens' Rights and that are now tabled by the Liberal Members, Mrs Thors and Mrs Riis-Jørgensen. These two amendments refer to games and toys and it is a shame that the visitors who were here earlier have left because this affects them directly.
Mrs Oddy will recall that under the British Presidency agreement was finally reached on a code of conduct for arms exports, that of course the content of this agreement was the result of a compromise between the Member States on a difficult issue which has been the subject of discussion for so many years, and that the German Presidency has resolved to see whether the terms of this code of conduct can be further tightened up to allow stricter controls on arms exports.
As regards the premises referred to in Mrs Oddy's question however, those premises do not, I stress, belong to the European Commission, nor, I repeat, are the people she saw at those premises employed by the European Commission.
Concerning Mrs Oddy's proposal to consider the possibility of putting Mary Robinson in charge of a special mission aimed at promoting a rapprochement between the two sides and to put an end to the conflict which is raging in the country, I am completely open to this proposal.
Mr President, at the end of her speech, Mrs Oddy just addressed a problem which really can arise in this area, where the issue is to what extent electronic signals can satisfy formal requirements laid down by law in the Member States.
It seems to me that the speeches made by Mr Oddy, Mrs Mosiek-Urbahn, Mr Wijsenbeek and Mr Ullmann have really highlighted the various aspects of this single market that we are constructing for the citizen- a market which can therefore, thanks to a directive like this one, widen the spectrum of citizens, whether small or large savers, who can invest in securities.
I should like to take this opportunity to point out that the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizens' Rights has always been known for the great deal of internal work it does and for the high level of coordination within the committee. Above all,I should like to point out that our rapporteur, Mrs Christine Oddy, with her usual skill, has helped, and will always help, make our work easier within the committee.