Exemplos de uso de I should like to remind you em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I should like to remind you of this resolution.
IT Mr President,ladies and gentlemen, I should like to remind you what the Lampedusans want.
I should like to remind you of other words, no less memorable.
When we come to the content of the proposed directive, I should like to remind you of the areas apart from employment.
I should like to remind you of developments up to now.
This may well be informed by what the Commissioner has just said, but I should like to remind you that the full debate on PNR will take place tomorrow.
I should like to remind you of what the fishermen of Sicily said to us.
In conclusion, with your permission, I should like to remind you that the Galileo project is the subject of public scrutiny.
I should like to remind you briefly of the main features of this programme.
Without going into exhaustive detail, I should like to remind you briefly of the reasons why the Greek Cypriots rejected this plan.
I should like to remind you that the decision Miss Peyton makes today is final.
Before turning to the amendments, I should like to remind you briefly why this proposal is so important for the Commission.
I should like to remind you that Parliament does not have the right of initiative on legislation.
In terms of the European Union's GNP, I should like to remind you that the agriculture budget only represents 0.5% of the Member States' GNP.
I should like to remind you that the second intifada started before Mr Sharon became Prime Minister.
Cunha(ELDR).-(PT) Madam President,as rapporteur I should like to remind you that, according to the Rules, we must now vote on this report without a debate.
Moreover, I should like to remind you that the Dalai Lama has already addressed this Parliament's plenary.
Finally, I should like to remind you of the importance that my group attaches to communication problems.
Finally, I should like to remind you that these principles constitute the hard core of international law on vested interests.
I should like to remind you that at present many Member States of the European Union do not recognise UNMIK passports.
I should like to remind you that in 2007, more than 10% of workers in the European Union were self-employed.
I should like to remind you that a study is underway on tobacco; this study will be completed at the end of the year.
Mr President, I should like to remind you that, this weekend, presidential and legislative elections took place in Tunisia.
I should like to remind you of what I have said a thousand times before in other explanations of vote: the arguments are good ones.
Pinheiro amendments, I should like to remind you briefly why this proposal is so important for the Commission.
I should like to remind you that the share of the EU budget devoted to agriculture will be down to 35% by 2013.
I should like to remind you in this context that, for acceding countries, concrete deadlines have been laid down for all derogations.
I should like to remind you of the precedent of the Krajina region, which had benefited from a highly developed state of independence.
I should like to remind you briefly that the report tackles the world demographic problem from the point of view not only of economics but of ethics.
Moreover, I should like to remind you that the Council takes steps to evaluate the implementation of the action plan every six months.