Examples of using Her comments in English and their translations into Danish
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The speaker repeats her comments in English.
FR Allow me, too, to thank Mrs Nedelcheva for her comments.
All the result of her comments on the subject of God.
I am therefore very grateful to the previous speaker for her comments.
He would not make her comments and try to re-educate.
Mr President, I should like in turn to thank Mrs de Palacio for her comments.
I fully agree with her comments and indeed with what the Minister was saying.
Mr President, I wish to begin by thanking Mrs Maij-Weggen for her comments.
I thank the Commissioner for her comments on the need to train health-care workers.
Her comments were the first public U.S. assertion that Iran's nuclear project had been slowed down.
She is correct andI certainly noted her comments during this debate.
Most of her comments during these'trances' or at the subsequent exorcisms, dispalyed a marked contempt for anything religios or sacred.
Mr President, I would like to thank the Commissioner for her comments tonight in support of this initiative.
Schroeder made her comments Sunday on public television, saying that"German children and teenagers are being(verbally) attacked because they are German.
A reader recently wrote to my mother about something in our last message, and her comments in summary are.
We have been listening to her comments on other issues and I think they are very interrelated.
Madam President, I would like to thank you for your statement, the Committee on Legal Affairs for its question, andMrs Niebler for her comments and the Commissioner for his answer.
I look forward to her comments, particularly bringing this Parliament up to date on the conclusions last week of the Council which received the interim report of the high level group.
Mr President, I wish to thank the President-in-Office of the Council for her comments, particularly about the simple regulation- the SLIM initiative.
Having been here in Parliament since 3.00 p.m. today, which I set aside solely for discussingwith Members of Parliament, I fail to understand her comments at all.
On behalf of the PPE-DE Group.- Madam President, I would like to thank the Commissioner for her comments this morning and also Mr Mulder for his cooperation on this report.
I remind the Commissioner that, despite her comments this afternoon, Parliament is still looking for her support to retain a separate legal base on the European initiative for democracy and human rights.
Mitchell.- In relation to the second part of the honourable Member's question, I will bring her comments to the attention of the President of the Council of Agriculture Ministers.
I wish to thank Mrs Reding for her comments and to point out that, as 13 years ago she was chairman of the Committee on Petitions, she has the experience needed to appreciate the kind of work done by that committee and by the Office of the Ombudsman.
PAPANDREOU, member of the Commission.-(GR) Mr President, I would like to thank Parliament and especially the rapporteur,Mrs Nielsen, for her comments and for the amendments proposed during the first reading.
Secondly, I am very grateful to Commissioner Wallström for her comments and for agreeing to incorporate much of the report into the Commission's thinking about evolving and developing the Northern Dimension into the future.
Mrs Roth-Behrendt had clearly taken good note of the views of Member States when, during an exchange of views before the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety,she referred to the draft amendment to the 2001 regulation, and her comments also sparked active engagement on the parts of the British and Austrian presidencies.
A reader recently wrote to my mother about something in our last message, and her comments in summary are: You said that negative thoughts and feelings about an abhorrent situation keep it going.
Whilst I accept her comments and would fully support opposition to military service in any country, the right to be a conscientious objector and, of course, the aims of peace, it is terribly dangerous to link the voluntary service with military service and we have opposed this all the way through the negotiations.
The vague and ambiguous provisions of Article 3 and an ephemeral legal basis are all that we can count on to deal with serious environmental disasters such as oil spills, accidents in the transport of hazardous substances, radiation leaks, forest fires, and so on. I am therefore proposing that the Intergovernmental Conference should address this issue, andI thank Mrs González Álvarez for her comments concerning my amendment.