Examples of using Be voting in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
I won't be voting at all.
The first time in her adult life she would not be voting.
He would therefore be voting against the proposed text.
First time almost all the European continent will be voting.
We should be voting on the basis of the German text.
Looks like we won't be voting today.
We will therefore not be voting for Amendment 4 and we will also be rejecting the Liberals' amendments.
Mr President,the Group of the Party of European Socialists will also be voting for this report.
We really should not be voting on those three words.
I will not be voting for Amendment No 249 because we cannot know how the potable alcohol market will develop.
So you will both be voting for her then?
We will also be voting on the Cardiff resolution on Thursday, an important topic, so we could also do this on Thursday.
I will, therefore, not be voting on this resolution.
The most recent dissenters that anticipated the need to hike at thelast Fed meeting will not be voting in 2017.
I take it you won't be voting to discipline Harvey.
We in the Confederal Group of the European United Left/Nordic Green Left endorse Mrs Bozkurt's report andwill also be voting in favour of it tomorrow.
Denmark will shortly be voting on the Treaty of Amsterdam.
On balance my party has decidedthat it cannot recommend it to the people of Scotland, and accordingly will not be voting for the report.
We shall for the same reasons be voting against the proposals tabled which run counter to the spirit of this approach.
As a group of the left we wish to say a very clear‘no' to that andwe will not be voting for this motion for resolution!
Madam President, I understand that we will be voting on the amendments to the Lalumière resolution tomorrow and not today.
That is what the directive, as amended, sets out to do,which is why the ELDR Group will of course be voting for Mr Rothley's report.
I believe that the report on which we will be voting tomorrow takes good account of the needs of all those who work in this sector.
It bothers me because I think it runs contrary to just WHAT we should be voting for and what elections are about.
According to the agenda, we should be voting at 4.30 p.m. and I can assure you that you cannot hear the bell upstairs in the offices.
That means of course that the majority here will also be voting today for the amendments tabled by the Greens.
Of course we will also be voting against the proposal that the European Court should have jurisdiction over the implementation of the Schengen Agreement.
This means that, likewise for the first time,Parliament will not be voting on any amendments on the agricultural items in Category 1.
Citizens will not be voting for the Commission President in the European elections, there will be no such mandate given and no participation for the national parliaments.
My group- and I think other groups too- may be voting against this amendment if it is indeed confirmed by the group that tabled it.