- I should also like to express the ALDE Group’s great satisfaction with the emergence of a new model for the remuneration of Members’ assistants.
- Jag skulle även vilja framföra ALDE-gruppens stora tillfredsställelse över den nya modellen för ersättning till ledamöters assistenter.
- Honourable Members, yesterday I had the opportunity at the beginning of the session of expressing the great satisfaction of the House at the Nobel Prize which has been awarded to our colleague, Mr John Hume.
- Igår hade jag möjligheten att vid sammanträdets öppnande uttrycka parlamentet stora tillfredsställelse över att Nobels fredspris har gått till vår kollega, John Hume.
- Namely, I would have liked to have heard if anyone had said that what the committee has here proposed and what we have gone on to examine more thoroughly and make more detailed proposals about fills the Chairman of the Committee on Agriculture with great satisfaction.
- Jag skulle nämligen gärna ha velat höra att någon hade sagt att det, som här kommissionen har föreslagit och det som vi därpå har granskat och föreslagit, fyller ordföranden i utskottet för jordbruk och landsbygdens utveckling med stor tillfredsställelse.
- It is, of course, with great satisfaction that I note the number of positive elements underlined by this report and the progress that has been made during the course of a year, which is relatively short for such a vast and, above all, politically ambitious exercise.
- Det är naturligtvis med stor tillfredsställelse som jag noterar de många positiva faktorer som betonas i detta betänkande och de framsteg som gjorts på ett år, vilket är relativt kort tid för ett så omfattande och framför allt politiskt ambitiöst projekt.
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