Examples of using Precise questions in English and their translations into Greek
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I will try to make precise questions.
These are very precise questions, which also fall within the remit of the Member States.
I would refrain from asking too precise questions;
I asked precise questions and I expect precise replies on such a serious subject.
Mr Moreira put some very precise questions to the commissioner.
However, I cannot possibly give a detailed answer to your very precise questions.
That was shown by the short,often very precise questions with which he now and again interrupted me, and by his return later to this or that detail of the conversation.
If you want precise answers,ask precise questions.
The Council Presidency, sir, is not a government or a single person, but a country working together with the departments of the general secretariat of the Council, andhere we give you the precise answers which we have to precise questions.
The three economists had shown how the problem of poverty could be tackled by breaking it down into smaller and more precise questions in areas such as education and healthcare, making problems easier to tackle.
The Commission provides guidance on eligibility issues both generally and on precise questions.
Once the competent authorities have announced the project,the public which is affected by the project should be able to put forward precise questions on the project, its impacts and observancy of legal requirements, in accordance with Art 6 of the above mentioned Directive.
(IT) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, this is not just a routine debate but it is supposed to be very specific andto ask clear and precise questions- what resources are there and where to get them- and I hope that Parliament is expecting equally clear and precise answers, today and at the forthcoming Councils on 12 and 25 March.
(NL) Mr President, I would only note that, during the debate, the President-in-Office of the Council- who has already left- andthe Commission were asked some very precise questions to which we have not received replies.
At the Summit, Chancellor Merkel made it clear that the time for general debate on the future of the Constitution is over andthat she will be focusing on precise questions with Member States in order to determine the room for manoeuvre and the best time for making progress.
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences had said that the work of the three economists had shown how the problem of poverty could be tackled by breaking it down into smaller and more precise questions in areas such as education and healthcare, making problems easier to tackle.
Lastly, I have a precise question for the Commission.
You're being asked a precise question.
Mrs Berès has asked a very precise question, about which I would like to say the following.
Finally, I will say a brief word on the secretariat because that was a very precise question.
Mr President, last Wednesday I put a very precise question to the President of the European Commission.
I put a very precise question to the Commissioner: whether he has been able to establish if the implementing measures regarding the PNR part of the memorandum of understanding are in line with the EU-US agreement, and, if not, does that mean that the agreement would be invalid?
My precise question was.
Mr President, I have one more precise question.
That precise question has been exercising us, as Georg Jarzembowski said.
It is a very precise question to which we would like to have an answer.
BONDE(ARC).-(DK) I should like to thank Mr Christiansen for his very precise question.
I will investigate that precise question and provide the honourable Member with the precise answer.
My precise question is this: Are you now going to publish this report, and, if so, when?