Exemplos de uso de Inform the house em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I have to inform the House that I, too, reject all those amendments.
I am sure Ms Filipiová will not object if I inform the House that she is, herself, a wheel-chair user.
I have to inform the House that the Commission has no real legal authority in this area.
Rapporteur.- Mr President, at the start of the vote on my report,I have to inform the House of two issues.
However, I must inform the House that the Commission cannot accept these amendments.
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I am not aware of any particular reason why there shouldbe additional security measures, but we shall check and inform the House.
I should inform the House that Mr Spencer was here until about two minutes before the vote started.
It is initiatives of this kind that we can take at Community level, andit is with great pleasure that I can inform the House of the presidency's intentions to do so.
I can inform the House, that the Commission already plans a follow-up which I hope to be able to give an account of here in a year's time.
Regarding the matter that you have just mentioned,I must inform the House that President Buzek has made a public statement, which I will read to you.
I can inform the House that we are willing to accept either wholly or in part 17 of the amendments; 14 can be accepted in full.
However, consulted the acting President, Mr Marín,and can inform the House that this issue will receive the attention of the Commission at its meeting next week.
I can inform the House meanwhile that, in its current lifetime,the Commission will hit its target of ensuring that 20% of its middle and senior managers are women.
Could the President-in-Office, in the context of the IGC on Political Union, inform the House why an article proposed by Luxembourg on consumer policy is to be rejected?
In fact I had to inform the House that there is a corrigendum to all language versions of this report deleting the reference to Rule 47.
I can inform the House that, in the UK, the Data Retention Directive- that landmark achievement of the UK presidency three years ago- is being used to give hundreds of non-law-enforcement agencies access to personal contact details.
Mr Colom i Naval, I congratulate you on this appointment and,pursuant to Rule 8(4) of the Rules of Procedure, inform the House that Mr Colom i Naval's mandate as a Member of the European Parliament- in long and good standing, I might add- officially terminates tomorrow, 26 February 2004.
But I should inform the House that all of these developments are now out of our hands since the French government, in view of the general opposition it faced, preferred to withdraw the bill.
Could the Commission inform the House of the present status of a 1986 proposal for a directive on psychiatric nursing?
I should inform the House that, if this change is accepted, the debate onthe situation in the Middle East will replace Question Time to the Commission.
Mr President, with regret I have to inform the House of the arrest yesterday in Moscow of Vladimir Alexandrovich Gusinsky, chief executive of the Most-Media group of television, radio and newspaper outlets.
I can, however, inform the House that the recently approved directive on the carriage of dangerous goods by rail specifically allows for higher than normal safety standards in the channel tunnel.
With sorrow, I must inform the House that I have been unable to persuade the Queen that her ladies should not solely adhere to the views of my opponents.
Could the President-in-Office inform the House about the present position regarding the Petra programme in Council and whether the Council is discussing a new text, rather than the original Commission text which the Parliament is presently working with?
Finally, I would inform the House that the Commission is financing a seminar to be held in October 1986 to which representatives who are responsible within all Member States for the actual application of the directive at national level are to be invited.
I would like to request that you inform the House, if possible this week, whether any efforts have already started on the part of both Parliament and the Commission to enable the citizens of Gibraltar to vote in the coming European elections.
I would also inform the House that it was difficult for the Commission to decide whether to go through with the signing of the interim agreement at that particular time for the reasons I have just mentioned, and also because we basically agree with Parliament's analysis of the situation.
Can the Commission inform the House of the measures that it is promoting to support low-cost travel in Europe, taking into accountthe fact that the vast majority of EU citizens fully support and recognise the importance of low-cost air travel within the European Union?
Can the Commission inform the House why it was that, following the November meeting of Social Affairs Ministers,the Commission refused to incorporate the detailed monthly timetable on the proposed Action Programme which has been published on the work of the Irish/Italian Pre sidencies?