Examples of using Answer given in English and their translations into Greek
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Answer given by Mr D.
A question asked, an answer given.
The answer given by.
This is a common charge and relates to the answer given two questions above.
Answer given by Mr Vella.
We want their team better,"is the answer given by the Spanish Coach.
Answer given by Mr Andriukaitis.
I would like to dwell a little on the answer given by Mr Patten on the elections in Serbia.
The answer given by some was that this was possible;
The honourable Member is requested to refer to the answer given to his question H-0738/95.
And the answer given by a compatriot us.
They fail to rectify within a time-limit set by the Commission an incorrect,incomplete or misleading answer given by a member of staff, or.
And the answer given by a countryman us.
As regards the application of Article 60, may I refer the honourable Member to the answer given to his question H-1181/91 concerning the same Danish law.
The answer given by the Five of Swords is simple:"You cannot.".
Mr President, I was a little disappointed with the answer given by the President-in-Office to my colleague.
We know well the answer given to this problem: precisely for this reason God has given us our neighbor to love!
The honourable Member is asked to refer to the answer given to Mrs Bjørnvig during the February partsession(H-112/90).
After the answer given by Commissioner Liikanen about the issue of less widely spoken languages, that amendment is superfluous.
Having regard to the answer given to the first question, there is no need to answer the third question.
Answer given on 19 april 2010 by the commissioner for Employment and social affairs to parliamentary question E-1230/2010.
In the light of the answer given to the first question, there is no need to answer the second question.
The answer given by Deep Thought leads the protagonists on a quest to discover the question which provides this answer. .
In the light of the answer given to the first question, there is no need to answer the second question.
This was the answer given by Lieutenant Colonel Georgios Douratsos, the Commander of Rupel, when the enemy asked him to surrender the fort.
In view of the answer given to the first question, it must be considered unnecessary to answer the second question.
In view of the answer given to the first question, there is no need to answer the second and third questions.
In view of the answer given to the first and second questions, there is no need to answer the third and fourth questions.
In view of the answer given to the second part of the first question, it is unnecessary to answer the first part of that question.
In the light of the answer given to the third question, there is no need to answer the first, second, fourth and fifth questions.