Translation of "Anfragen gestellt" in English

Mrs Izquierdo Rojo asked two questions, did she not?

This is communicated to the Members of the European Parliament and they therefore ask specific questions.

Their embassy's been making polite inquiries about you for nearly four weeks.

Frequently asked questions.

Requests may be addressed to the following contact details:

Inquiries can be placed, likewise products be directly bought.

The HTTP protocol consists of many requests and responses.

I've made a few requests, nothing scandalous, just a couple of books.

For example, Mr Balfe and Mr Coates have similar questions on the Social Charter.

Over transmission new classes can be derived, against which inquiries can be placed dynamically.

On all the enquiries that I have made, Commissioner, I keep being informed that some detailed negotiations and plans are in place but, as yet, we do not have those details.

I have asked questions before, but I have never got a letter back saying that questions cannot be asked.

I am therefore astonished that the Council is not up to date on this, given that several questions have already been asked on this subject.

However, we already have the service that offers a possibility to make phone calls or requests and try to get as much information as possible.

No, I allowed supplementary questions to be asked by Members other than those who had originally asked questions, as stated in the Rules of Procedure.

Mr President, although, like the vast majority of this House, I naturally regard the tragic problem of the Middle East to be an absolute priority, as Vice-President responsible for Questions to the Commission and the Council and on behalf of all those who have asked and wish to verify what the Commission's position is, I would like to add my voice to what the Chairman of the Liberal Group, Mr Watson, has just said.

That is all very well, but you can find another way to make that point since we cannot take up the time of Members who have put questions and wish to receive a reply, as we are now doing.

Mr President, let me point out, by way of introduction, that we will be discussing the issues raised in the last questions in the course of this evening’s debate on the reform of the olive oil, tobacco, cotton and hops sectors.

We must ask specific questions, but I accept your question and the President-in-Office will answer it.

I have submitted several written questions with regard to the latter, which have not been answered satisfactorily by the Commission.

It becomes a farce if our efforts to hold the Commission to account result in a shortened Question Time and only five questions being asked and answered.

You have done something which I believe to be positive, and that is that with regard to the four issues raised in Nice, in Annex IV, Declaration 23, you have posed 64 questions.

This is not an opportunity for you to give a lesson to the Commissioner in the reply, but of asking the questions which you consider to be appropriate.