Exemplos de uso de I should like to inform the house em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Official/political
I should like to inform the House that Mr Borghezio, Mr Gobbo and Mr Turchi have added their signatures to the motion.
DE Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,following our debate on the Berlin Declaration, I should like to inform the House of the results of the Spring Summit.
I should like to inform the House that the sitting will now be closed as the author of the question is absent.
Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I should like to inform the House that Mrs Louise Fréchette,the first deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, is with us.
I should like to inform the House that Lord Bethell has informed me of his resignation, with effect from 30 September 2003.
Mr President, further to your reference to Guantanamo Bay, I should like to inform the House that a group of Christian Liberation Movement activists has been rounded up, harassed and attacked in Santiago, the capital of Cuba.
I should like to inform the House that following this reform, Poland has ceased to be a sugar exporting country and is instead now obliged to import around 20% of its sugar.
CS Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,as part of the debate on the labelling of alcohol I should like to inform the House of a problem that is overshadowed by the debate over vodka, but that has particular significance for the citizens of the Czech Republic in economic, political and cultural terms.
Mr President, I should like to inform the House that an agreement was reached on the European arrest warrant at the end of the meeting between Prime Minister Verhofstadt and Prime Minister Berlusconi.
I should like to inform the House that Mr Balfe is now a member of the group of the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats with effect from 6 March 2002.
I should like to inform the House that because we are running behind schedule I expect to be in a position to call on the President-in-Office of the Council to respond to the debate at around 12.45 p.m. or 12.50 p.m.
I should like to inform the House that at the beginning of tomorrow's sitting, the President of Parliament would like to pay a personal tribute to the Spanish servicemen who were killed in Iraq last weekend. 1.
I should like to inform the House that our colleague in the Socialist Group, Mr John Hume, will have the distinction in the near future of being awarded the Mahatma Ghandi Peace Prize by the Indian Government.
I should like to inform the House that during his last visit some months ago,the President-in-Office of the Council, Mr Berlusconi, made a number of commitments to the House on behalf of the Italian Presidency.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I should like to inform the House of the disastrous situation in which the Polish fishing industry has found itself as a result of the protective measures put in place by the European Union.
Finally, I should like to inform the House that it was only after I submitted my amendment that I discovered by chance that this had been the original text of your rapporteur, Mr Patterson, but it was amended in committee.
In conclusion, Mr President, I should like to inform the House that as soon as it has gathered together all the necessary information, and in two months at the latest, the Commission intends to submit a communication on this subject to Parliament and the Council.
I should like to inform the House, with regard to the question of the adjustment of the financial perspectives, that Mrs Schreyer gave an initial presentation of the Commission proposal on budgetary matters in Athens on 20 February.
I should like to inform the House that the President will be available this afternoon for bilateral meetings with Group leaders and later this afternoon for dialogue with the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, Common Security and Defence Policy.
First of all, I should like to inform the House and the honourable Member in particular that today the Commission authorised the operation, but on several conditions which had been negotiated with the parties concerned during the so-called second phase of the merger procedure.
I should like to inform the House that the Transport Council and Member States did not reach a common position, despite urgent appeals from all sides on the desperate need for these measures and despite the fact that this Parliament had bent over backwards to do its very best in a very short period of time.
Van Miert, Commission.-First of all, I should like to inform the House and the honourable Member in particular that today the Commission authorised the operation, but on several conditions which had been negotiated with the parties concerned during the so-called second phase of the merger procedure.
PRESIDENT.-(GR) I should like to inform the House that the Enlarged Bureau has decided to inform the President of Peru, Mr Fujimoro, that in the light of the incidents which have occurred in that country, the invitation which was sent to him to visit the European Parliament and address the House has been suspended.
I should like to inform the House that I received, shortly after my arrival in office, advice from the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market, inviting the President to submit to the European Court of Justice for review the question of the legal base with regard to the European Company Statute.
I should like to inform the House that the Commission has already taken an initiative to adopt a text of recommendations and principles in the hope that it will be accepted by the foreign ministers and will govern every contract and agreement between the European Union and third countries as regards women's rights and the gender dimension of foreign policy.
Madam President, I should like to inform both you and the House that a group representing the relatives of people who disappeared without trace in Cyprus visited Brussels last week.
Mr President, I should like to inform both you and the House of the tremendous damage caused by the horrendous weather which hit Greece in December and which has still not subsided in certain areas, where temperatures have plummeted to below -24 degrees Celsius.
I should like to inform colleagues in the House that over the past several weeks I have been making intensive political visits to a number of the capital cities of the countries whose Finance Ministers, at Ecofin, had sought to enter through the back door and remove from Parliament the delicate balance we had negotiated through the Convention.
Madam President, on a point of order, I should like to inform the Members of this House that this morning the Court of First Instance in Luxembourg ordered that the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran should be taken off the EU terror list.