Examples of using Interpretation of the rules of procedure in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Interpretation of the Rules of Procedure: see Minutes.
Are you invoking Rule 100 on interpretation of the Rules of Procedure?
Your interpretation of the Rules of Procedure is not correct.
I really believe, Mr Langer,that there is no other possible interpretation of the Rules of Procedure.
We will now put the interpretation of the Rules of Procedure to the vote.
Mr President, I do believe that you are now giving a very one-sided interpretation of the Rules of Procedure.
His interpretation of the Rules of Procedure was totally despotic, and we contest it.
In yesterday' s Minutes,on the question of the interpretation of the Rules of Procedure, it appears that I did not vote.
That was not the case in any way, but despite that,the Presidency has given you the floor in order not to give you the impression that our interpretation of the Rules of Procedure is biased.
I am very sorry,but that is my interpretation of the Rules of Procedure, Mrs Green, and I cannot allow this amendment.
Mr President, I just wish to observe for the record that,in addition to the consequences of this scandalous interpretation of the Rules of Procedure, I have also lost my speaking time.
We should keep that separate from the institutional conflict which exists between the Committee on Fisheries and the Committee on Development regarding the interpretation of the Rules of Procedure.
I simply wish to say that your interpretation of the Rules of Procedure is correct and that, when the Member asking the question is not present, the question lapses.
Petitions- Transfer of appropriations- Written declarations(Rule 65)- Referral to committees- Documents received- Texts of Treaties forwarded by the Council- Interpretation of the Rules of Procedure: see Minutes.
It is my interpretation of the Rules of Procedure, in which I am observing a natural principle, although my understanding of the Rules is not as thorough as yours, Mr President, that parliamentary assemblies are entitled to exercise their powers as and when they see fit.
Madam President, I would just like to say that the Minutes are perfectly well written as they are,and so it is right that they should be the sole basis for a decision on the interpretation of the Rules of Procedure which will be annexed to the Rules of Procedure themselves.
I agree that this is undoubtedly a problem of interpretation of the Rules of Procedure, but in any event I acted in accordance with the Rules of Procedure themselves.
President.- Ladies and gentlemen, I must now read you something rather tedious, and I apologize for that in advance, but it is very importantas you will see, because it concerns an interpretation of the Rules of Procedure on the thresholds required for forming groups.
Mr Monfils, I can tell you that the interpretation of the Rules of Procedure is included in the Minutes of yesterday's sitting, on page 24, so I would ask you to look at the Minutes.
I think that the outcome of the quorum count is sufficient reason for the Conference of Presidents to revisethe agenda for 2001, but at the moment I would like to ask you the following: according to my interpretation of the Rules of Procedure, the request for the quorum means that none of the votes can take place.
You are no doubt correct in your interpretation of the Rules of Procedure, but we have another sitting tomorrow morning and I request, on behalf of the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats, that we debate the situation in Belarus here in this House tomorrow….
Membership of Parliament- Membership of committees- Interpretation of the Rules of Procedure- Petitions- Transfer of appropriations- Authorization to draw up reports- Opinion in the form of a letter- Documents received- Texts of Treaties forwarded by the Council: see Minutes.
Author.-(FI) Mr President,I regard your interpretation of the Rules of Procedure as politically correct but legally incorrect and would definitely like the matter to be examined by the Presidents and the Parliamentary Legal Office; this is because the application of the rule in question does not allow for the interpretation you have made today and requires more detailed study.