"italianos" in English

In 2003 Portugal accepted the assistance of two aircraft from Italy and three aircraft from Germany.

I have come to this House several times to defend her.

Mr President, four speakers have taken the floor so far: one from Spain and three from Italy.

It is clearer from the legal point of view, and it is also more stable, simpler and easier to understand.

These are not, therefore, choices made by one side or the other, but it is a question of political farsightedness.

My recollection is that we have always, in the past, had a different way of doing these things.

The European Union must take the public’ s objections about the speed and course of the European integration process seriously.

There is, however, no privilege for Austria on the grounds of its citizens being of more value than the citizens of Italy or France.

That is true, but it is not a contradiction: why should we penalize our own economies in favour of producers from other continents?

she is half Italian, half Greek

we met some Italians

If farmers in Denmark, France, Italy or Germany were to be badly treated, their Polish colleagues would stand shoulder to shoulder with them.

In Italy judges do not have civil liability for miscarriages of justice - this is a grave social injustice and must be put right.

I think there are good reasons why the EU should reconsider its alcohol policy, and the Swedish experience is important in that context.

Mr President, the Radical Members of the Bonino List will support the two reports, and they value and support the work of the Ombudsman.

There is, of course, the possibility that some people here might prefer to continue working with nebulous data in order to conceal their country ’ s true financial position.

The answers will come from the public debate which will be starting, from Parliament and from the social actors to whom we shall listen.

It is not just chance that we have heard almost only Scandinavians speak here, with very few speakers from Germany or Italy and, so far at least, I believe, none from France.

Is it admissible, in the absence of a court order by a Member State, for telephone conversations by citizens of that Member State to be monitored by the authorities of another Member State?

The situation for Italy and Libya is, of course, something which my colleagues from Italy will speak more about, but this principle must not be violated by anyone or any country.