Examples of using De rossa in English and their translations into Polish
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Fran de Rossa was the Swifts' nanny.
Martha Cage went to church with Joy de Rossa.
Mr De Rossa, a point of order?
Mr De Rossa.
Mr de Rossa will also give his view on this.
I am quite shocked by the remarks that Mr De Rossa and Mrs De Keyser made here.
Mr De Rossa, the Chair fully recognises
I should like to thank Mr De Rossa for his report.
Mr de Rossa said quite clearly that it was a sovereign decision by Ireland to hold another referendum.
Member of the Commission.- in response to Mr De Rossa, who had spoken with the microphone off!
I think that Mr De Rossa is proposing that Commissioner McCreevy be offered a subscription to The Guardian.
value what Mr De Rossa, who has our full support, has done.
Proinsias De Rossa served as Minister for Social Welfare,
I welcome Parliament's support, as expressed in your resolution of 3 September 2008, based on Mr De Rossa's report.
Mr De Rossa, concerning the involvement of the Ombudsman, might be well worth considering.
Mr De Rossa, on his excellent report.
As Mr De Rossa stressed, it is clear that, in the debate on SSGIs, the involvement of the European Parliament is, and must remain, extensive.
Mr De Rossa and several others have raised this issue.
In writing.- I was able to support the De Rossa report and hope that the Commission fully takes on board the Ombudsman's recommendations in relation to the rule of law
Labour Party leader Ruairi Quinn remained leader of the unified party, while De Rossa took up the largely titular position of party president.
Mr De Rossa, has it occurred to you that unemployment in Ireland has a tremendous amount to do with Ireland's continuing membership of the euro,
those of Mr De Rossa, those of Mr Cercas,
where we were visited by Mr De Rossa, who gave us an idea of the extent of the problem.
the reason for today's report by Proinsias De Rossa, whom I congratulate on an excellent document,
Joe Higgins and Proinsias De Rossa, have outlined various concerns in Sri Lanka and Iran.
I should like to thank Mr De Rossa who led the delegation
whether perhaps, as Mr De Rossa stressed, a great many lies were told.
I was horrified when I read Mr De Rossa's report on the complaint against Germany about arrangements for doctors' working hours.
Mr De Rossa from the Irish Republic,
also my colleague Mr De Rossa for supporting the position that the Commission's discretionary power in handling complaints does not allow for arbitrary interpretations,