Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Part-session in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Brussels part-session.
This part-session will be covered in Bulletin 4-2004.
July 1985 part-session, p.
The lists are updated for each part-session.
Part-session in Luxembourg from 8 to 11 May.
President- Perhaps not the part-session.
To 26: Special part-session of Parliament to debate farm prices.
This could have been done in this part-session.
Shortening the length of a part-session produces savings of just 1.
We will debate this at the December part-session.
You wanted to start your part-session with a joint debate on justice issues.
The vote will take place during the March part-session.
President.- The Minutes of the part-session of Thursday 29 May 1997 have been distributed.
The vote will take place during the February part-session.
During our last part-session we adopted the Stubb/Friedrich report on lobbyists.
The vote will take place during the December part-session.
Since our last debate at the June 2006 part-session there have been a few positive developments.
By Mr Dalsass on ethyl alcohol until the June part-session.
The final draft agenda for this part-session has been distributed.
The vote will take place during the first October part-session.
During the part-session in January, we unanimously adopted a resolution on the Horn of Africa.
The new European Parliament holds its first part-session in Strasbourg.
In fact, we started this part-session with a very timely discussion of an unexpected flight cancellation.
Parliament presented its views during its June part-session.
It is a part-session of Parliament with exactly the same juridical status as any other partsession.
These reports are therefore postponed to the part-session in Brussels.
During this second September part-session, we have had the opportunity to see how these rules work in practice.
I would like to make an appeal here at this part-session today.
Some Members have recommended today, in this part-session, that the ten applicant countries should join the European Union by 2004.
We would therefore ask to move the debate to November's part-session.