Examples of using Mrs ahern in English and their translations into Finnish
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I shall try, Mrs Ahern.
Mrs Ahern has the floor.
Your minute is up, Mrs Ahern.
Mrs Ahern, please put your question.
President- Thank you very much, Mrs Ahern.
Mrs Ahern, we have taken note of this.
President.- Thank you very much, Mrs Ahern.
Mrs Ahern has raised a very serious question.
In that respect I would like to support Mrs Ahern in what she has said.
I hope Mrs Ahern will reconsider what she has said.
Mr President, I would like to commend Mrs Ahern on the brevity of her report.
Mrs Ahern, I will check that and write to you again.
I would also like to support my colleague Mrs Ahern in relation to the stoning to death.
Mrs Ahern raised the issue of liability.
Mr President, I would like to start by thanking Parliament and the rapporteur Mrs Ahern for their work on the Commission proposal.
Mrs Ahern, but you are not entitled to come back.
Papoutsis, Member of the Commission.-(EL) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,permit me first of all to thank Mrs Ahern for the report that she has presented to us today.
Mrs Ahern, for a personal statement, you have 15 seconds to reply.
Mr President, Commissioner, first of all,I wish to thank the rapporteur, Mrs Ahern for her work on highlighting the importance of promoting energy efficiency.
Mrs Ahern and others sometimes choose to use the Irish language within this Parliament.
We have had the Mombaur report, the Rothe report, the former member, Mrs Bloch von Blottnitz,drafted a report, Mrs Ahern drafted a report and, if I remember correctly, I also drafted a report on this subject once.
Thank you, Mrs Ahern, we shall take steps to ensure that this does not happen again.
Mrs Ahern, I will say the same to you that I said to Mr Fitzsimons: this is not a point of order.
If I understand correctly, Mrs Ahern, you are requesting the floor, on the basis of our Rules of Procedure, in a personal capacity.
Mrs Ahern, this Budget line was discussed in depth in the debates leading up to the resolutions on the 2003 Budget.
Mr President, while endorsing what my colleague Mrs Ahern has said about the Indian nuclear tests, I wish to draw to the attention of the House that this week in the UK it is Christian Aid week.
As Mrs Ahern pointed out, the target ought to be at least 1.5%, and the budget ought also to be larger.
Mr President, I would like tothank Parliament once again, and especially Mrs Ahern, for the work it has carried out and the repeated support for the Commission' s policy, specifically with regard to the improvement in the use of energy and the increase in energy efficiency which the SAVE programme is aimed at.
Mrs Ahern, you are putting me in a difficult position, because, normally speaking, I must put Amendment No 5 to the vote and then, if Amendment No 5 is rejected, Amendment No 13.
Mr President, Mrs Ahern is a much-respected fellow Member of this House and I hold her in high esteem.