Examples of using Motion for a resolution on the situation in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Motion for a resolution on the situation in Ukraine.
Motion for a resolution on the situation in Egypt.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I am voting in favour of the motion for a resolution on the situation in the Horn of Africa.
Motion for a resolution on the situation in Venezuela.
(DE) Mr President, Baroness Ashton,today we are discussing a motion for a resolution on the situation of Christians throughout the world in relation to freedom of religion.
Motion for a resolution on the situation of journalists in Turkey.
(RO) I voted for the motion for a resolution on the situation in Gaza.
Motion for a resolution on the situation in Egypt and Syria, in particular of Christian communities.
In writing.-(PT) I voted in favour of the motion for a resolution on the situation of political prisoners and prisoners of conscience in Cuba.
I support the motion for a resolution on the situation of Christians in the context of freedom of religion, because European politics should not ignore the escalation of violence that has taken place in recent months.
(SK) Mr President,I should like it to be recorded that I wanted to vote for the motion for a resolution on the situation in Iran, only I did not hear the interpretation properly at the time of the roll-call vote and in the final vote I did not press my voting button.
I voted for the motion for a resolution on the situation in Tunisia as I agree that we need to express our solidarity with and support for the Tunisian people, and their demands for democracy and social improvements.
In writing.-(DE) The European Parliament motion for a resolution on the situation in Tunisia supports the efforts of the Tunisian people to move towards democracy.
Joint motion for a resolution on the situation in Libya.
Joint motion for a resolution on the situation in Burundi.
I opted to abstain on the motion for a resolution on the situation in the Middle East/Gaza, for the sole reason that I do not consider a resolution of the European Parliament to be justifiable at the moment.
In voting in favour of the motion for a resolution on the situation in Tunisia, I want first of all to express my solidarity with the Tunisian people who, driven by legitimate democratic aspirations and the will to improve their country's social situation, have brought it to an historic political turning point.