Examples of using Speroni in English and their translations into German
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Thank you, Mr Speroni.
SPERONI(ARC).-(IT) Mr President, I wish to raisetwo points of order.
You are right, Mr Speroni.
Mr Speroni, I am aware that, from a rational and Cartesian point of view, you are absolutely right.
Question No 89 by Mr Speroni.
Speroni owns his own restaurant in Purley which is named'Speroni's' and is very popular amongst Palace fans.
Report: Francesco Enrico Speroni.
Question No 78 by Mr Speroni will not be taken as this subject is already an item on the agenda for this partsession.
PRESIDENT.- Question No 57, by Mr Speroni H1168/91.
International career==In November 1998, Speroni was named in the squad for a friendly against Japan U20 in Tokyo.
Mr President, I agree with the position that Mr Speroni has put forward.
Mr Speroni, this information does not, most probably, require any amendment to the Minutes, but I take note of your comment nonetheless.
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Report(A30033/94) by Mr Speroni and Mrs Salisch on behalf of the Committee on Civil Liberties and Internal Affairs, on criminal activities in Europe.
Mr President, I too voted against the Avilés Perea report for reasons that canalso in part be linked to those just expressed by Mr Speroni.
I voted for the calendar but I would like to make it clear-as Mr Speroni has just said- that we waste a great deal of time in fruitless activities.
SPERONI(ARC).-(IT) I shall be very brief, since the Minister does not wish to draw parallels; I shall just remark that the line of Pontius Pilate has never died out.
Leaving opinions aside, however, I believe that it is worth mentioning somedata already presented previously by Mr Speroni and on which we should reflect.
Mr Speroni spoke about appropriate and worthy cooperation with the European Commission and the European Council. Please remember that Parliament is growing in significance.
Before voting on Amendment 13 with theslight semantic difference emphasised by Mr Speroni, we shall first vote on Amendments 1 and 10, which are exactly identical.
SPERONI(ARC).-(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the motion for a resolution I have presented refers to the oldest known political detainee in terms of years of detention, in fact more years than Nelson Mandela.
You know that, on these very issues, many times the Court of Justice- in the case of Italy, not on issues to do with the system,Mr Speroni- has passed sentences that are still to be carried out.
The next item is the report(A6-0208/2005) by Mr Speroni on behalf of the Committee on Legal Affairs on the request for defence of the immunity and privileges of Mr Marchiani 2004/2105 IMM.
At the same time, I will point out that the same applies in the case of Mr Marchiani,on which Mr Speroni is the rapporteur, which we will be dealing with next;
Speroni is a surname, and may refer to* Anthony Speroni, American doctor of clinical medicine(pastoral), doctor of natural health, naturopath, author, educator* Francesco Speroni, Italian politician* Julián Speroni, Argentinian footballer* Sperone Speroni, Italian humanist playwright.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I simply ask that it be recorded in the Minutes that Mr Bossi, Mr Borghezio,Mr Speroni and Mr Salvini object to the entirely irregular procedure that has been followed with regard to the subject of the communication presented just now by the President.
I will conclude by saying a word about the report by our fellow Member, Mr Speroni, which was adopted by a very large majority- by virtually the whole of this Parliament, I believe- on the attitude of the French authorities, who denied our former fellow Member, Mr Marchiani, the protection of his immunity with regard to phone-tapping, when such immunity is guaranteed to members of national parliaments.
I would like to thank the Members who helped and supported me- for I could not have achieved this result alone- Mr Speroni of the Lega Nord, Mr Thomas Mann, the rapporteur, from the European People's Party, Mrs Lambert of the Group of the Greens and Mr Helmer from the British Conservative Party.
Mr Pierre CHEVALIER Mr Pierre VIMONT MrBobby McDONAGH Mr Francesco E. SPERONI Mr Nicolas SCHMIT Mr Thom de BRUIJN Ms Lena HALLENGREN Baroness SCOTLAND OF ASTHAL Mr Marios MATSAKIS Ms Androula VASSILIOU Ms Dolores CRISTINA Mr George VELLA Mr András KELEMEN Mr István SZENT-IVÁNYI Mr Adrian SEVERIN Mr Frantisek ŠEBEJ Ms Olga KELTOŠOVÁ Mr Maris SPRINDŽUKS Ms Inese BIRZNIECE Mr Rolandas PAVILIONIS Ms Dalia KUTRAITE-GIEDRAITIENE Mr Alexander ARABADJIEV Mr Nesrin UZUN Mr František KROUPA.
I therefore thank all the Members who voted for it, particularly the European Members of the Northern League- Mr Gobbo, Mr Borghezio,Mr Speroni- and of course above all the Members of the Group of the European United Left/Nordic Green Left who tabled the amendment that has been voted on, and also all those, notably including the socialists, who voted for it.