Examples of using Voting list in English and their translations into Czech
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The voting list has been distributed.
That is what it says on the voting list.
The S&D voting list should read: minus, plus, plus.
That is as it is on the voting list.
The voting list also has Amendment 8 replaced with Amendment 14.
Could we switch the voting list around?
Mr President, in this case, too,the text is included in the voting list.
That is why drawing up the voting list will be difficult.
Madam President, there is a mistake in the EPP voting list.
Mr President, according to the voting list it should come after paragraph 14.
I felt rather as he did as I read through the voting list today.
On the voting list today, we have the vote on the principle of subsidiarity.
You have this in your voting list.
Rapporteur.-(FI) Mr President, the voting list also has Amendment 8 replaced with Amendment 14.
Author.- Madam President, there has been a change in the PPE-DE voting list.
From the voting list, that we are voting on the compromise text from the committee, instead of the amendments, first.
I myself voted against, because I was on the voting list for the previous report.
We have a lot of reports to debate, andthe report that I am responsible for is last on the voting list.
Rapporteur.- Mr President, very simply I agree with the voting list as presented to the House.
The correct modification to the remarks is contained in Amendment 1133,which is annexed to the voting list.
It is signalled on the voting list and my understanding is that it has the support of the political groups co-signing this resolution.
PT I want to draw attention to the fact that there is a printing error in the voting list of the PSE Group.
There are times when reading the voting list is a more eloquent comment on the behaviour and nature of this Parliament than almost anything else I could say.
DE Madam President,there is no reason for me to explain how my group's voting list is put together.
DE Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I see from the voting list that you, Mr President, intend to declare Amendment 2 inadmissible.
Mr President, like my colleague from the PPE Group a little while ago,I also have to point out a mistake in our voting list.
You are invoking Rule 156(5), andyou are taking over Amendment 29 as in the voting list, which means that we have to vote on it.
Mrs Lichtenberger's report on the request for waiver of the immunity of Krzysztof Lisek has been entered on Thursday's voting list.
I recommended a positive vote when drawing up the PPE-DE voting list, because I thought that the amendment concerned only the text.
DE Madam President, to keep everything up to date, I would ask that the following text be incorporated,which you will find on your voting list.