Examples of using Also like to remind you in English and their translations into Finnish
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I would also like to remind you that you're no longer working in a bar anymore.
Mr President, towards the end of your speech you thanked the Group Presidents, but I should also like to remind you of the existence of the Non-attached Members- even though you are well aware of them.
I should also like to remind you that the idea of setting up an observatory is nothing new.
I should like to call on the whole House, in particular the Presidency,to lend full support to this Saudi Arabian initiative and I should also like to remind you that, in addition to Saudi Arabia, there are at the moment even more serious situations in Iraq.
I should also like to remind you, ladies and gentlemen, of the latest decisions of the European Council.
In this connection I would also like to remind you of what we said regarding exit strategies.
I would also like to remind you that 2010 will be the European Year of the Fight against Poverty and Social Exclusion.
As other Members have done, I would also like to remind you that in this Chamber, or rather in the Chamber of Strasbourg, it was Mr Prodi himself who correctly described the pact as stupid.
I would also like to remind you that all political parties are represented on the sub-committee and represented according to the principle of parity.
I would also like to remind you that the GALILEO Regulation sets a benchmark for the involvement of SMEs in European space-related industrial policy.
I would also like to remind you that this issue is dealt with periodically in the context of the dialogue between the European Union and Russia on energy.
I would also like to remind you of the discussion held in December, when the majority of this House rejected a proposal on the taxation of newspapers.
I would also like to remind you that any possible decisions regarding rescheduling, or reduction of the applicable rates, is a matter for the creditor states.
I should also like to remind you that this process must not cause us to neglect the cooperation with the countries on all sides of the Mediterranean to which we are committed!
I would also like to remind you that we are tabling an amendment to the Markov report in the form of a regulation when the Markov report was a directive.
I should also like to remind you that the services sector is the sector for taking up people with disabilities and keeping elderly people as active members in the market.
However, I should also like to remind you that in every Member State of the EU there are other ethnic minorities who are daily subjected to discrimination and racism.
I would also like to remind you of some concrete facts: on 30 November, just a few days ago, less than half of the programme for 2001 had been executed.
I should also like to remind you that people started talking about a first draft of this directive in 1988. We have therefore been waiting ten years for a directive along these lines.
I would also like to remind you that these directives provide for priority regulations with respect to the supply of electricity from renewable energies and combined heat and power systems.
I would also like to remind you of the Lisbon strategy, approved at the European Council on 24 March 2000, in which the challenges facing the Union in the new knowledge-based economy were set out.
I would also like to remind you that not all the fire prevention measures included in that regulation are covered by the forestry-related actions laid down in the recent Regulation No 1999/1257, on rural development.
I should also like to remind you that the Commission thinks cooperative music projects can and should be assisted, but this should depend on how far they meet the criteria of the existing Community programmes and initiatives.
I should also like to remind you of the hundreds of millions of euros that have already been released and spent and that we shall continue to spend within the framework of our emergency humanitarian aid or emergency food aid.
I would also like to remind you how much we as the European Parliament have done to make this year a year of hope and we are setting political priorities that emphasise that the clash of cultures is not the law of nature.
I would also like to remind you of the doubts we had thirty months ago about our capacity to operate with more Members, with nine more languages- there are now twelve more languages- and with even more diverse parliamentary cultures.
I would also like to remind you that last September a meeting took place in New York of Heads of State or Government to draw up an inventory of reforms and to set concrete commitments with a view to their implementation.
Fourthly, I would also like to remind you that 30 years ago, on 13 December 1981 to be exact, martial law was declared in Poland, as an attempt by the Communist authorities to suffocate the increasingly powerful Solidarity movement.
I should also like to remind you that, obviously, these two agreements go hand in hand, as, on the basis of the common approach, in principle, an agreement on facilitation of the issuance of visas can only be concluded if a readmission agreement exists.
I would also like to remind you, referring to page 24 of the Minutes of our meeting of Monday, as approved Tuesday morning, that you yourself proposed not adding a part-session to the 1997 calendar, but adding one to the 1998 calendar.