Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Mrs veil in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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By Mrs Veil and Doc.
In the chair: mrs veil.
Mrs Veil referred to'la valeur refuge.
You men tioned young people, Mrs Veil.
Mrs Veil(I).-(FR) Yes, Madam President.
Mr de la Malène and Mrs Veil Doc.
Mrs Veil was the first President of our Parliament.
I wish to concur with everything Mrs Veil has said.
Β 2 548/86 by Mrs Veil and Mr Lacerda De Queiroz; Doc.
Β 2 1564/85/corr. by Mr Klepsch and others and Mrs Veil.
Mrs Veil, do you still request an adjournment?
I have a request from Mrs Veil to hold the vote tomorrow
I endorse what has been said by the former President of this Parliament, Mrs Veil.
B 21186/86 by Mrs Veil to the Foreign Ministers; Doc.
In her question Mrs Veil expresses her concern about Cyprus.
I should like to take up what Mrs Veil just said.
B2-1334/85 by Mrs Veil and others on the European Foundation.
I too would like to thank the rapporteur and the High Level Panel, chaired by Mrs Veil, for their work.
President.- Mrs Veil, I am grateful to you for your remark.
Mr Taradash, Mrs Veil, Mr Papandreou, Mr Chanterie, Mr Harrison, Mr Collins, Mr Cot.
I call Mrs Veil, who will present the report in place of our departed colleague.
PRESIDENT.- First of all I would agree with Mrs Veil that the enlarged Bureau often meets for a very long time without always achieving very much.
In the spring of 1981, when Mrs Veil was President, the Bureau
My Group will vote in favour of the motion tabled by Mrs Veil and the Liberal Group
I have the impression that the Schaffner report appreciates what Mrs Veil says, but then describes how the difficulties which Mrs Veil wishes to eliminate could be accentuated.
The mere fact that Messrs de la Malène and Klepsch, Mrs Veil and Sir Henry Plumb have tabled the motion provokes the question as to why a group of rightwing parties should concern itself with Spain and Portugal.
During the formal opening sitting of Parliament on the occasion of its first election by direct universal suffrage Mrs Veil, President, Mr Lynch,
As the report of the high-level group chaired by Mrs Veil stated, there is no good reason to deny children over 21 who are not dependent on their parents,
