Examples of using Personal statement in English and their translations into Finnish
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Where's the personal statement?
Breyer(V).-(DE) Madam President,I wish to make a personal statement.
It's a personal statement. It's selfish.
She took down my personal statement.
That is not a personal statement, Mrs Breyer, and I must therefore cut you off.
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It's selfish. It's a personal statement.
If you want to make a personal statement you are entitled to do so under Rule 122 at the end of this debate.
Mr President, this is a personal statement.
If it is a personal statement, would you be prepared to wait until the end of this debate, at which stage I would be happy to call you?
Mr President, a further personal statement.
The third subparagraph of Article 7(8) allows me to speak on the basis of Article 145, andArticle 145 gives me three minutes in which to make a personal statement.
Below are two personal statement examples.
Only one minute is allowed for a personal statement.
DE Mr President, I should like to make a personal statement pursuant to Rule 149, which was Rule 145 in the previous version.
Ford(PSE).- Mr President,this is a personal statement.
Mr President, I would like to make a personal statement pursuant to Rule 122, which allows the speaker three minutes.
It was only supposed to be a personal statement.
Madam President, I rise under Rule 108 to make a personal statement because of the attack on myself and Mr Coates by the President-in-Office when he replied to the debate yesterday.
This is a strong,serviceable personal statement.
Mr President, I would like to make a personal statement, given your extremely polite reference.
FR Madam President,I asked to speak in order to make a personal statement.
Mr President, I would like to make what is, I suppose, a personal statement, as Mr Ford is criticising me as a member of the National Front.
That was indeed not a point of order, but a personal statement.
Mr President, I wish to make a personal statement under Rule 108.
There will not, however, be any discussion of this, butyou can make a short personal statement.
Mr Cohn-Bendit, do you wish to make a personal statement as well?
Mr President, the problem is one of public honour in this Parliament,it is not a personal statement.
Mr Cohn-Bendit, it must be a personal statement.
I would like to use the opportunity presented by this statement of vote to make a personal statement.
Well, a bomb in a summer house is a rather personal statement, wouldn't you say?