Examples of using Next speaker in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Our next speaker, Isaac Kano.
If not, I will call the next speaker.
The next speaker is Big Mike.
(We now move to the next speaker.).
The next speaker was a lady.
Madam President,I wish to begin by apologising to all my colleagues in this House for holding up the next speaker.
The next speaker is Mr Gubert.
The constant development and improvement of people andprocesses are the main professional goals of our next speaker, whose name is Mikołaj Kuc.
The next speaker will be Mr Fjellner.
(DE) Mr President, if you look at your list of speakers, you will see that the next speaker is my colleague, Mr Jáuregui Atondo.
The next speakers are Clifton Campbell.
(IT) Madam President, it is strange that, when we talk in this House about freedom of expression in Italy, wecontinually exceed the speaking time, and thus indirectly censor the next speaker.
We shall therefore move on to the next speaker and then continue with the'catch-the-eye' procedure.
The next speaker on the list is Mr Martin Schulz, from whom I have received a letter.
Finally, I welcome Mr Pannella, the next speaker, who is the new ALDE spokesman on trade.
The next speaker is Mr Chastel on behalf of the Council.
Our next speaker really doesn't need any introduction.
And the next speaker will be Lucy's beloved niece Audrey.
The next speaker, on behalf of the Group of the European People's Party.
The next speaker is Minister Zsolt László Becsey on behalf of the Council.
The next speaker is the representative in the Intergovernmental Conference, Enrique Barón Crespo.
Our next speaker is One of the nation's leading cosmonauts, A rising star in the field of neuroscience.
The next speaker was Richard Teather(UK), a leading British academic specializing in offshore tax jurisdictions and a Senior Lecturer in Tax Law at Bournemouth University.
Next speaker was Amr Taha, Senior Regional Liaison and Policy Officer from the IOM Regional Office for South-Eastern Europe, Eastern Europe and Central Asia based in Austria.
Before moving on to the next speaker I would like to inform Members that Mr Bronislaw Komorowski, President of the Polish Parliament, is in the official gallery, accompanied by a delegation.
Just before I call the next speaker, let me announce with pleasure that Dr Ayman Nour, the Egyptian parliamentarian who was imprisoned some years ago for reasons which the EU Council said were not serious, has been released today.
However, one of the next speakers is a Quaestor who, I am sure, will use this opportunity to ensure that these forms of so-called debate, which in reality only take place for the purpose of the records, become more efficient and rational.

