Eksempler på brug af Yesterday's vote på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Mrs Haug has already referred to the result of yesterday's vote.
Mr President, in yesterday's votes, we discussed the issue of migration.
Madam President, I wish to table another amendment to the record of yesterday's vote.
VON DER VRING(S).-(DE) Mr President,I refer to yesterday's vote on the budget- page 4 of the Minutes.
In yesterday's vote, the European Parliament rejected the introduction of a mandatory food labeling system.
Madam President, I have a comment on the Minutes, and on yesterday's vote to which Mr Martinez referred.
The outcome of yesterday's vote is no longer an issue, in accordance with Rule 123: it cannot be changed, and that is final.
We have two separate issues here:the Minutes are one issue and the result of yesterday's vote is another.
Yesterday's vote was an extremely difficult one and I fully sympathise with there being the odd mistake, but I would like this corrected.
I wonder whether the President-in-Office of the Council has had a chance to study yesterday's vote in the European Parliament on the discharge.
In yesterday's vote in the European Parliament on a general ban on the use of cyanide mining technologies in the European Union, like many other Swedish MEPs I voted against the motion for a resolution.
Mr President, what Mr Fabre-Aubrespy has just said does not correspond in any way to yesterday's vote in the Committee on Budgets.
Mr President, although I took part in yesterday's vote, I omitted to sign in, thus neglecting the second most important duty of a Member.
SV I have today voted against the European Parliament's report on a new Statute for Members now that the Commission has issued its opinion following yesterday's vote in plenary.
Mr President, looking around the Chamber at this moment I think it is obvious that after yesterday's vote when we abolished Fridays, the abolition of Thursday has already begun.
Yesterday's vote on the budget discharge showed that those who are politically honourable and who accept the agreement made eighteen months ago, stood by it despite pressure from the media and others to do otherwise.
Mr President, what is being objected to here is not the Minutes themselves,though these provide the pretext; the aim is to challenge yesterday's vote in favour of Strasbourg at all costs.
Mcintosh(PPE).- Madam President,I rise in connection with yesterday's vote on the crisis in the air transport sector and a report this morning of a vast amount of state aid being authorized by the French Government to Air France.
Mr President, Madam President-in-Office of the Council, Commissioner, I think the new Wye Plantation agreement is important,as also are the results of yesterday's vote in the Knesset on the implementation of that agreement.
I should also like to take this opportunity to state that during yesterday's vote on the European Institute of Technology, I intended to vote in favour of adoption of that report, and not as I did in error.
PL During yesterday's vote on the Estrela report, I endorsed fully-paid 20-week maternity leave, because we need a fair and adequate minimum standard concerning the length and payment of maternity leave throughout Europe.
Mr President, Commissioner, I think the discrimination apparent in these dismissals deserves specialattention in Parliament today, particularly after yesterday's vote on the Constitutional Treaty, Title II of which includes the Charter detailing the rights of us all, of all European citizens.
My question was simply whether yesterday's vote was valid or not, and if it was not valid, what we were basing ourselves on to invalidate what had already been debated and voted on.
As recorded in the minutes,I took part in yesterday's vote on the Collins report, but I see from the minutes that my name does not appear in the list of names recorded for the vote on Amendment No 42, which is of particular importance for us.
It is interesting to be heckled by Mr Falconer,because I have just looked at yesterday's voting record.
It appears that during yesterday's voting in the Agriculture Committee, the EPP was misled by inaccurate Dutch translations of Amendments Nos 4 and 5 that I was proposing.
PL Mr President, I would like to inform the Chamber that the amendment tabled by the rapporteur, Mrs Kolarska-Bobińska, brings our text, and the sense of our text,sufficiently into line with yesterday's voting on the Rapkay report.