Examples of using To put a question in English and their translations into Finnish
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Mr President, I would like to put a question.
I would like to put a question directly to the Commission.
President of the Commission.- Madam President, I should just like to put a question.
However, wish to put a question to the Commissioner.
Mr President, on a point of order,I want to put a question to you.
I would like to put a question before I end, Mr President.
Mr Killilea, you know perfectly well that that is not the way to put a question to the Commission.
I should like to put a question to Commissioner Verheugen on this subject.
Mr President, with your permission,I rise under Rule 141 to put a question to Mr Farage.
I wanted to put a question to the Commissioner, however, and that is why I rose to speak.
Mr President, I would like to put a question to the Commissioner.
Commissioner, Mr President-in-Office of the Council,that I would like to put a question to you.
I would, however, like to put a question to the Commissioner.
Usually it was a conversation between him and one other; butthe students all sat around waiting their turn to put a question.
Mrs Redondo Jiménez, do you wish to put a question to the Commissioner?
I should like to put a question to the President-in-Office that has been already answered in part.
Madam President, I would like to put a question to Mr Trichet.
I should like to put a question to the European Commission, and specifically Commissioner Solbes, in this connection.
Mr President, I would like to put a question to Parliament.
I would like to put a question to the Commission, because it is very important that we are sure about what we are going to be voting on in two days' time.
I believe that she sought the floor and, like many Members,did not have a chance to put a question to the Commission.
Lastly, I would like to put a question to Mr Patten, though he has just left.
I, too, am disappointed that the legal agreement failed to materialise, andI should like to put a question to the President-in-Office.
Mr President, I would like to put a question to Mr Harbour, who is a fellow MEP for the West Midlands in the UK.
Within this meaning of placing special importance on and consolidating what exists today,I would like to put a question to Commissioner Van den Broek, who has been patiently following this entire debate.
I should like, therefore, to put a question and a proposal to the Commissioner: could a partial solution not be the idea of'sky solidarity', which would incorporate the principle of joint responsibility of airlines for passengers?
Again I say to Mr Miranda, I am not here to express views on behalf of the British Government,I am here to express views on behalf of the Council and if he wishes to put a question to the British Government, as I said already to two of his colleagues then I am sure that the responsible minister would be able to give him a reply to the matters that he raises.
Finally I would like to put a question to the Commission: can you give a pledge that countries which want to adopt parallel measures to reduce the emissions from aviation, such as the United Kingdom's Air Passenger Duty, can continue to do so?
I greatly regret the fact that my only opportunity to put a question to you regarding the Dell'Utri case is at the opening of Parliament during the discussion of the agenda.
Mr President, I had intended to put a question to the Commissioner asking whether she knew if the cohesion fund was included in the Commission's accounts. The cohesion fund is not affected by the inclusion of a given country which benefits from it in the front line of economic and monetary union.