Examples of using Questions to the council in English and their translations into Slovak
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That concludes questions to the Council.
I will give the President the opportunity to start the wholediscussion again so we can have the questions to the Council.
Finally, two more brief questions to the Council.
Through written questions to the Council I have drawn its attention to the position of the 3 400 people living in Camp Ashraf.
Therefore, the next item is questions to the Council.
Questions to the Council may not deal with the subject of an ongoing ordinary legislative procedure or with Council's budgetary functions.
If this report is adopted in its original form, it will mean Parliament itself proposing to restrict the right of its Members to put relevant questions to the Council and the Commission.
Ladies and gentlemen, the next item is questions to the Council.
Questions to the Council, to the Commission or to the Vice-President of the Commission/High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy may be put by a committee, a political group or Members reaching at least the low threshold, accompanied with a request that they be placed on the agenda of Parliament.
Parliament considered a number of questions to the Council(B6-0247/2005).
Madam President, may I put two questions to the Council and the Commission?
I just want to say that, because we have a problem with the question of parliamentary control, as you know full well, there have been three occasions inplenary when we did not have questions to the Council and the procedures ultimately reduce the time available.
Members of the public can submit questions to the Council or make a submission.
My question to the Council is this: do you plan to accept this proposal?
My question to the Council is as follows: is Europe of the 2020s the same as Europe of the 1960s?
Having said all that, my question to the Council and the Commission is not: is the EAW being abused for political purposes?
Mr President, my most important question to the Council is actually whether it considers itself fallible.
I should like to put a brief supplementary question to the Council, as the Portuguese Presidency is organising an EU-Africa Summit in Lisbon on 8 and 9 December.
I have submitted a question to the Council and to the Commission and I hope that measures to harmonise these cards will be adopted as soon as possible.
So my question to the Council is: how are you going to address this next week?
My question to the Council was therefore: how long will the Council continue to put up with this?
My question to the Council was identical to this, but Question Time with the Council has now been cancelled, without a replacement.
My question to the Council is: are you prepared to do this in a proactive manner?
This brings me back to the holistic approach that I mentioned at the start, and the structural nature of violence,which was stressed in the question to the Council.
We know that we must take the Helsinki Final Act as our starting point, but my question to the Council is:'What steps are being takento prevent the violation of the territorial integrity of a sovereign State?'.
My first question to the Council, with the forthcoming transatlantic summit in mind, is as follows: does the Council share the fear that current Turkish foreign policy is playing into the hands of revisionist actors in the region- principally the Islamic Republic of Iran- and is thus actually undermining stability in the Middle East?