Examples of using Third comment in English and their translations into Portuguese
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My third comment concerns Iraq.
Allow me to make a third comment.
My third comment concerns migration.
This brings me to my third comment.
The third comment concerns the elections.
Still on the subject of a greater generosity, andin response to Mrs Morgantini's third comment, we intend to put forward proposals to adapt the rules of origin.
My third comment concerns civil society.
Charlotte, third comment for messy hair.
My third comment is that yesterday I made a mistake!
Lastly, my third comment is connected with the previous one.
My third comment, Mr President, is as follows.
I feel that the most interesting point- and this is my third comment- is the number of workers affected by this directive, who are at present excluded from the working time directive and who will enjoy these rights once this directive is applied.
My third comment is that the worst type of regulation is to be found in the common agricultural policy, which should be done away with.
Finally, my third comment is about the international mandate, which takes us back 50 years.
My third comment is this: there is another problem that does not only relate to the decision that we as the European Parliament have to take at the end of the year.
And finally, a third comment to do with Mr Mastorakis's report and Structural Fund procedures.
My third comment concerns the proper, fair application of this legislation.
The third comment concerns our working party.
The third comment concerned the retaliation mechanism.
The third comment I have to make concerns reconstruction.
My third comment concerns the problem of trust.
FR The third comment that I would like to make, Mr President, concerns the European constitution.
My third comment also concerns a point at which the resolution does not comply with the Treaty.
My third comment concerns certain preconditions to peace and democracy in Lebanon.
My third comment is that those who criticise this should really come up with an alternative.
My third comment will simply be that I have listened to all of the speeches with a great deal of interest.
My third comment concerns the IMF's attitude during the crisis, when compared to that of the European Union.
My third comment relates in particular to Amendment 22 and the principle of the non-accumulation of Community aid.
The third comment, Mr President, has to do with the fact that we must not remain unaware of the rigidities which are indisputably a feature of the European labour market.
My third comment concerns the conciliation procedure, which I think would certainly benefit from being given a little more substance and weight, particularly in the informal phase.