"referirse" in English

Finally, I think that the proposal should not refer to Article 100 of the Treaty.

You have just referred to the recent judgments of the European Court of Justice.

It is therefore completely unprincipled to refer to the Lisbon Treaty in this report.

Mr Sindal and Mr Adam had the opportunity to talk about this issue previously.

On the one hand, it uses very complimentary language about older people.

Mr Lindqvist is right about the priorities involved in viable transport systems.

Of course, it is tempting, when Markus Ferber makes such an offer, to take him up on it.

I heard Mr Della Vedova refer in trepidation to 'deficit spending '.

I heard Mr Della Vedova refer in trepidation to 'deficit spending' .

The sovereignty of a parliament is shorthand for the sovereignty of the people.

I would remind you that questions on the Minutes should refer to the Minutes.

Mr President, Mr Nassauer has just been kind enough to refer to me.

A dispute can be, and often is, brought under more than one agreement.

Could you comment briefly on the implications for the agenda this evening.

Mr Schulz, I cannot let the word 'rabble ' pass as a description of Members of Parliament.

It is clear that this demand cannot relate solely to the end product.

Mr Méndez de Vigo has just made reference to the Charter, and rightly so.

I would be much obliged if you, in your reports in mid-May, could refer to this topic.

The same applies to the word "constitution" , which can also evoke quite different things.

The questions instead tend to concern curved cucumbers, snuff and other everyday matters.