Eksempler på brug af Next plenary session på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The Committee will hold its next plenary session on28 and 29 April.
The Group's final report will be examined at the Convention's next plenary session.
On the agenda for the next plenary session of the European Parliament we have a debate and a resolution of the European Parliament on the situation in Belarus.
The report would also be on the agenda for the next plenary session.
We hope that these will be adopted during the next plenary session and that you, Mr Prodi, together with your Commission, will give it the legal basis it needs.
I will comment on that report in the context of the debate at the next plenary session.
He will report to Parliament, at the next plenary session, on the outcome of the European Council, and I look forward to a constructive exchange of views on that occasion.
So, we vote at 5.30 p.m. on postponing the Ludford report to the next plenary session.
I know that the Prime Minister of Portugal will also be intendingto come here and I shall be with him at the next plenary session; we are confident that we will be able to announce that the European Union has a new Treaty: the Reform Treaty.
We, the European Parliament, will, no doubt, also take this step in the next plenary session.
I am not referring to today's agenda, however,but to the agenda for the next plenary session, and I have the following request.
The President invited members of the Convention to submit written amendments to both the Institutions andExternal Action articles before the next plenary session.
Under the terms of Rule 177(4) of the Rules of Procedure,I request that we postpone a vote on this point until the next plenary session and investigate the legitimacy of passing a resolution on this point.
Allow me to recapitulate: the President said that we are to vote at 5.30 thisevening on whether or not to postpone the vote until the next plenary session.
I ask the Presidency to propose officially that this declaration be added andfor this reason I am requesting that the vote on the resolution be postponed until the next plenary session, in order to give the Council time to carry out its formal consultation.
That would mean that we could not expect the matter to come before the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights,Justice and Home Affairs until after the next plenary session.
However, in my capacity as one of the committee chairmen, who are of course responsible here for getting these resolutions through the House punctually, I must request most urgently that a tolerable solution is found in the Presidium now,as quickly as possible and certainly by the next plenary session, in order to eliminate these intolerable delays during the votes.
However, we do want to say here, out of fairness to the Greens and Liberals,that we are asking for this resolution to be adopted not this week, but at the next plenary session.
I hope this House will act swiftly when this matter comes before it at the next plenary session.
This item was not included andI would like to ask you to include it in the next plenary session.
I also support the rapporteur's request to postpone the vote on the final resolution until the next plenary session.
The Praesidium would consider how to include the open method of coordination in the constitutional treaty, taking account of the concerns that had been expressed, and in the light of the report from the Group chaired by Mr Amato,which was to make its recommendations at the next plenary session.
In addition to the current measures being initiated by the Council and the Commission, the parliamentary situation today allows us to react to these violent acts and to send out a strong message to the Guinean Government by rejecting the Report on the Fisheries Partnership Agreement with Guinea,which we will vote on during the next plenary session.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, lastly, I would like, if I may, to take the opportunity provided by this debate on the Commission's programme to say a few very brief words on the goals of the Italian Presidency with a view to the December European Council,a subject to which I shall, of course, return with you in more detail during the next plenary session in Brussels.
Mr President, I would just like to point out that there is- thankheavens- to be no mini-plenary in Brussels; instead the next proper plenary session is here in Strasbourg.
Nevertheless we should welcome the fact that we have a joint debate of this nature taking place, and together with the debates we shall haveon blood safety and on tobacco advertising over the next two plenary sessions, it will raise the profile of the European Union health portfolio quite considerably.