Examples of using De rossa in English and their translations into Czech
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Fran de Rossa was the Swifts' nanny.
Martha Cage went to church with Joy de Rossa.
Mr De Rossa, a point of order?
We shall of course take account of your proposal,Mr De Rossa.
Mr De Rossa, the Chair fully recognises and indeed shares your position.
FR Mr President, Commissioner,I should like to express my support for Mr De Rossa.
Member of the Commission.- in response to Mr De Rossa, who had spoken with the microphone off.
Mr de Rossa said quite clearly that it was a sovereign decision by Ireland to hold another referendum.
I am quite shocked by the remarks that Mr De Rossa and Mrs De Keyser made here.
I think that Mr De Rossa is proposing that Commissioner McCreevy be offered a subscription to The Guardian.
On behalf of the PPE-DE Group.- Mr President,I should like to thank Mr De Rossa for his report.
That is why the suggestion by my colleague, Mr De Rossa, concerning the involvement of the Ombudsman, might be well worth considering.
I welcome Parliament's support, as expressed in your resolution of 3 September 2008, based on Mr De Rossa's report.
Excuse me, Mr De Rossa, you know that I have great respect and fondness for you, but we cannot reopen the debate.
We all agree with the report and appreciate andvalue what Mr De Rossa, who has our full support, has done.
As Mr De Rossa stressed, it is clear that, in the debate on SSGIs, the involvement of the European Parliament is, and must remain, extensive.
On behalf of the ALDE Group.- Mr President,I should like to congratulate the rapporteur, Mr De Rossa, on his excellent report.
I share all your analyses:those of Mr De Rossa, those of Mr Cercas, those of Mrs Berès, all of you; of course I share them.
We have talked about it in particular in the Committee on Transport and Tourism,where we were visited by Mr De Rossa, who gave us an idea of the extent of the problem.
In writing.- I was able to support the De Rossa report and hope that the Commission fully takes on board the Ombudsman's recommendations in relation to the rule of law and the principle of good administration.
Mr Albrecht, Mr Busuttil, Mrs Sippel, Mrs Sargentini, Mrs Svensson, Mr Paška,Mr De Rossa and several others have raised this issue.
The next item is the report by Proinsias De Rossa, on behalf of the Committee on Petitions, on the Special Report from the European Ombudsman to the European Parliament following the draft recommendation to the European Commission in complaint 3453/2005/GG.
Secondly- and finally- we will never get to the situation that Proinsias De Rossa spoke about of having a better society post-depression than we have now.
Mr De Rossa, has it occurred to you that unemployment in Ireland has a tremendous amount to do with Ireland's continuing membership of the euro, which means that Ireland cannot devalue, cannot reduce interest rates and cannot do any quantitative easing?
In writing.-(FI) Mr President,I was horrified when I read Mr De Rossa's report on the complaint against Germany about arrangements for doctors' working hours.
I should like to thank Mr De Rossa who led the delegation and all the other members of the delegation, because during the days we spent in Palestine, the vulnerable were able to see and hear the face and the words of a Europe which upholds rights and wishes to, and must, do more.
Mr President, I am very pleased as an Irish MEP that my colleagues from Ireland,Joe Higgins and Proinsias De Rossa, have outlined various concerns in Sri Lanka and Iran, and I concur with them.
One of our colleagues, Mr De Rossa from the Irish Republic, invited him to withdraw his remark that the Treaty of Lisbon might not be as wonderful as Mr De Rossa thought, which apart from anything else was rather insulting to that majority of Mr De Rossa's own constituency.
I think we have heard a very good analysis from the Irish MEPs themselves, from Mr Kelly, from Mary MacDonald,from Mr De Rossa: they offered an explanation on why there was a change among the Irish population, on why they moved towards a'yes'vote, and I think we have had good answers.
Referring precisely to the questions from Ms Harkin and Mr De Rossa- Mr De Rossa's being Irish-oriented- we are setting the same rate as the IMF in this respect.
