Examples of using Not be voting in English and their translations into Finnish
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For these reasons, we will not be voting in favour of this report.
We will not be voting in favour of this, or rather, we will be voting against this.
Mr President, for our part, we will not be voting for the Savary report.
I will not be voting for Amendment No 249 because we cannot know how the potable alcohol market will develop.
These are the reasons why we shall not be voting for the repair clause.
And we shall not be voting for these proposals in the third reading.
On page 22, Mr Cassidy pointed out that the members of this group would not be voting in the final vote. .
Obviously I accept that we will not be voting on the agreement on information today.
In view of all this, we did not want to be associated with the resolution and will not be voting in favour of it.
All these reasons mean that we will not be voting for Mrs Roth-Behrendt's amendments.
That is why, and because his proposals exacerbate rather thanradically improve the situation, we shall not be voting in favour of the report.
Mr President, we shall not be voting in support of the report by Mr Méndez de Vigo and Mr Seguro, which is, of course, far too indulgent towards the Treaty of Nice.
The European People's Party will not be voting in favour of this motion.
Many amendments contain these objectives, camouflaged, to a greater or lesser extent, by good intentions, andfor that reason we shall not be voting in favour of them.
The Members of Parliament from the Lutte Ouvrière Party shall not be voting in favour of these reports on European competition policy.
Mr President, we shall not be voting for this report as the rapporteur insists on the need for financial viability, which basically means that we have to restrict the level of spending in advance.
That is why the MEPs of the Communist Party of Greece will not be voting in favour of the report.
Will not be voting in favour, and I say that because I believe that, although the arguments put forward by Mrs Pack and Mr Lagendijk are valid, an instrument has been dreamt up here without any real foundations.
This is why we will be keeping our powder dry for the time being and will not be voting for this amendment at this stage.
Mrs Giannakou-Koutsikou, we shall not be voting tomorrow, we shall be voting this evening, but since the debate on Mrs Giannakou-Koutsikou' s report has not yet been concluded, the case is slightly different.
On behalf of the EPLP I would like to outline why we will not be voting in favour of the Fruteau/Daul resolution.
Unfortunately, the message to come out of the report is not the message which the Europe People's Party thinks the European Parliament should send out,which is why we shall not be voting in favour of the report.
This is why I shall not be voting in favour of this report: the fundamental balance that is needed for delivering an opinion on such sensitive matters is absent from this text and it has therefore failed to win my support.
My especial thanks to those who have said that they will be supporting the text, but to those who will not be voting in favour, I do not believe that putting me in the same bracket as Mr Cameron is really an insult either.
As, however, you have at no time been capable of such doubt, which is itself the most intelligent form of European philosophy, Mr Barroso, the Group of the Greens, acting in a frank, honest and clear manner,will not be voting for you today.
I personally will not be voting for it; not because I think that Mr Lagendijk's report is a bad one, but what sort of a parliament is it that attacks the Council and the Commission over their proposals and then says, fine, but because we are a parliament we will vote for them?
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.-(DE) Madam President,my Group will not be voting for this report because the proposed system of representation, and the distribution of seats, disregards basic democratic principles, sustains historic inequalities and is contrary to the nature of this House as representative of the citizens and of its electors.
We shall not be voting in favour of the Staes report, despite the fact that it contains numerous accurate findings and proposals, because its general perception is bereft of any notion of resistance to the presence of imperialist forces and its only concern is how to embellish that presence so that it is easier for the people to swallow.
That is why, as far as we are concerned, we shall not be voting for this text, and we shall take this opportunity to express our astonishment that, when it is a matter of agreements between the United States of America and Europe, first of all we are nearly always told that these agreements are unbalanced and that, despite that, we should nonetheless vote for them.
He won't be voting today.