Examples of using Part-sessions in English and their translations into Finnish
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But every month means 11 and not 12 part-sessions.
The Brussels part-sessions must be given real dignity.
Seal of lhe institutions- European Parliament- Part-sessions.
The point made by Mr Allister about the 12 part-sessions a year costing so much money in Strasbourg is, of course, a correct observation.
It is not acceptable to do this two part-sessions running.
Outside these part-sessions in Strasbourg, meetings of the parliamentary committees and additional part-sessions are held in Brussels.
The discussions on the substance will come later,during the May and June part-sessions.
Why this silence,which has moreover lasted for several part-sessions and which has been broken only by sovereigntist voices?
Striby(I-EDN).-(FR) I, too, would like to speak about Parliament's session and the part-sessions for 1998.
IX-1 sial; there are to be 11 part-sessions in Strasbourg and 7 two-day additional part-sessions in Brussels.
In point of fact, these amendments are simply to get round the fact that we are obliged to have 12 part-sessions.
The EUR 300 million a year spent on bringing Parliament here for part-sessions amounts to EUR 2 billion over a financial perspective.
In writing.- I enthusiastically supported the amendment proposing to reduce the two September part-sessions to one.
Mr Striby, as you know, the Treaty that you mention permits extraordinary part-sessions to be held without specifying where they should take place.
The first is that the agenda says:'Votes:change to the calendar of the Euro pean Parliament's 1998 part-sessions.
I voted for Amendment 1,which proposed combining the two October part-sessions and holding them in the same week in the European Parliament's session for 2012.
The reason I was given was that only accredited assistants are allowed access to the Strasbourg buildings outside part-sessions.
Corrie(PPE).- Madam President, during the last two part-sessions of this Parliament we have sat in this Chamber and voted on hundreds of amendments in various different reports.
The issue of EURO coin denominations was thoroughly debated at Parliament's part-sessions of November and December.
If we do not need Fridays,then we do not need extra part-sessions, which is why we really must hold these votes separately and reject each mini part-session separately!
The Treaties designate Strasbourg as theseat of Parliament and stipulate that 12 part-sessions must be held there annually.
We Swedish Social Democrats are opposed to Parliament's part-sessions taking place in Strasbourg and question why Parliament has set aside a significant budget item for purchasing buildings there.
I expect it to enhance our dialogue and coordination with regard to the planning of Parliament's part-sessions and ensuring the presence of Commissioners.
First, if we persist in holding these part-sessions in Brussels in November and December, will it not be possible for any person to contest the votes taken there before the Court if it is in their interest to do so?
I should like to refer to Mrs Wallis' point regarding quite a lot of anecdotal evidence about Members' illnesses,particularly following the Strasbourg part-sessions.
Before going on to talk to you as usual about the events that have taken place between two part-sessions, I must remind you that today is the 60th anniversary of the creation of the United Nations.
It is true that we usually follow the practice you have described of holding one part-session per month, andthis month there have been two part-sessions.
Without wishing to give offence to our host city here in Strasbourg,our monthly part-sessions in this city are a manifest waste of time, money and Parliament' s ability to be effective and efficient.
Thank you, Mrs van Putten, but the Presidency has already received your apologies.We realize that Members have a great deal of work to do during the part-sessions.
Invite people to address its part-sessions, set up specialised committees, and create parliamentary delegations that will talk to members of parliament, leaders and players in civil society in countries throughout the world.