Translation of "Ich möchte gerne fragen" in English

I would like to ask whether the Bureau intends to introduce variable voting times.

I'd like to ask you something.

I'd like to ask you something.

I'd like to ask you some questions now.

I'd like to ask you a couple of questions.

I'd like to ask Tom if he feels the same way.

Miss Daimon, we have something we need to discuss with you.

Um... I'd like to ask you a series of questions, if you don't mind, casey.

I would like to ask you a couple of Questions about Saturday night.

Tell me, Amédée, may I ask you a question?

My good man, I have a question for you.

Clark, I want to ask you something.

Oh, please, I'd like to ask you a few questions.

I would like to ask her how I would go about becoming a photographer.

Question: I would Eke to ask you a question about how much trust you have in certain Institutions.

Bearing in mind the importance of air transport in the cooperation between the European Union and Canada, I would like to ask you, Vice-President, when the two agreements between the European Union and Canada will be able to enter into force properly.

And I would also like to ask why the Fidesz government is not asking you and your comrades the same question already?

I would like to ask whether the Hungarian Parliament translates all laws into minority languages and whether there are any translations into the Slovak language?

I would like to ask whether you agree with studies that show that using a mobile phone while driving can cause driver reaction time to be reduced as much as being under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

In particular, I would like to ask you why there seems to have been no consultation with this Parliament and with Parliament's Committee on Agriculture before the announcement was made.

But I would like to put these questions to you and I would be grateful if they could be answered by the beginning of January.

The Commission must give its approval to these proposals, and I would like to ask you, Mr Barroso, whether the Commission, before approving such proposals, will put forward suitable proposals and take these into the negotiations, specifically with regard to the adaptation of multiannual financial planning, the adaptation of the interinstitutional budgetary agreement and - where there are shifts of responsibility for foreign policy programmes - the adaptation and re-negotiation of these programmes which are, of course, already subject to codecision.

I should like to ask you: Is it possible to combat the increasing proportion of people living in poverty with fragmented policies with elements of charity, or do we need a different economic policy, which revolves around full-time employment, meaning that you need to revise the EU 2020 strategy?

I would have liked to ask you, Mr Bloom, if you think that children are just the children of women, and that fathers have no responsibility and no need for paternity leave or to look after their families other than by going to work.

I would like to answer your questions, although I thought I had already done so in the context of the Committee of the Regions.

I would like to ask the Minister if his attention has been drawn to the protectionist elements in the plan for recovery in the United States, particularly as put forward by members of the House of Representatives and the Senate, and if he has, on behalf of the Council, communicated the concern of the European Union to the American Administration about this.

I would like to ask how the Czech Republic, the presiding country, views the Nordstream project, which has both positive and negative aspects, and we know that there are certain doubts about its ecological impact.