Examples of using To the next part-session in English and their translations into Finnish
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I suggest postponing the vote to the next part-session.
We would prefer Mrs van Lancker's report not to be dealt with in that form tomorrow- we would like to see both the debate andthe vote postponed to the next part-session.
I therefore propose deferring this report to the next part-session as we cannot vote on it as it stands today.
I suggest postponing the debate andvote on this extremely important report to the next part-session.
Those who vote in favour will be voting in favour of moving this vote to the next part-session and those who vote against will be voting in favour of keeping the agenda as it is.
Our group, like the PSE Group, did not know about this, andwe ask you to postpone the vote to the next part-session.
So I ask that this vote be adjourned to the next part-session in Strasbourg so that people actually get a chance to understand the huge implications of this vote if it is passed.
I have a group of Canadian members of parliament coming to the next part-session in Strasbourg.
I ask Baroness Ashton to come to the next part-session and explain what attitudes and strategies we intend to pursue in Bahrain, in Syria and in Yemen and what sanctions we intend to introduce and with whom.
President.- Mrs Hardstaff is requesting that the vote be postponed to the next part-session in Brussels.
Given the non-urgent nature of the dossier,postponing it to the next part-session or the one in April certainly would not have been a problem, especially if we think about the pain of the families of the victims of this mass-murderer.
So I would ask you to put it to the House that the debate be deferred to the next part-session in Brussels.
Given the non-urgent nature of the dossier,postponing it to the next part-session or the one in April certainly would not have been a problem, especially if we think about the pain of the families of the victims of this mass-murderer.
I call upon each and every Member to vote for the proposal to postpone all the reports to the next part-session.
Clearly, we too realise how difficult it would be to postpone all the reports to the next part-session, although we feel that this is now the only remaining alternative.
If we do not manage to adopt a resolution now, then we can go down the third way and have a debate now andleave dealing with the resolution to the next part-session.
On the basis of these Rules, I would like to postpone the vote on that amendment to the next part-session because I would like to reopen the political discussion about our working methods in this Parliament.
So I would ask you to check whether the four legislative reports that are still on the agenda, andthat do not need long votes, can be carried over to the next part-session.
Since it is likely that there will be few Members here for the vote this evening, I would ask you, along with the rapporteur and our colleagues here,to agree to postpone the vote on this report to the next part-session in Brussels to be held in 12 days' time.
Mr President, if I understand the rapporteur rightly, he would like us, by reason of the unsatisfactory state of our proceedings, for which we all share responsibility,to adjourn the vote to the next part-session and call it a day for now.
There are a number of problems- let me be frank about it, particularly in Bulgaria- in connection with the changes that the Lulling report would bring in its wake, and, since we would like to have more talks with Mrs Lulling and also with representatives of the other groups on whether we might not find some consensus on this thorny issue,we move that the debate be deferred to the next part-session in Strasbourg.
I now put to the vote the proposal thatI presented to you, that is, to move the vote on the motions for resolutions on the EU-Russia Summit to the next part-session in Brussels.
I call upon each Member, irrespective of recommendations and party lines, out of the modicum of common sense which this situation, this state of affairs, requires, in the name of that precautionary principle which we are constantly invoking in reports on health, the environment or other matters, out of respect, if not for ourselves, for the people who work with us and for the people who visit Parliament, I repeat,I call upon you to postpone all the reports to the next part-session.
Mr President, we would also recommend that the matter be deferred to the next plenary part-session.