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take the floor

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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. This elevator will take you up to the tenth floor.
2. They may be asked to take the floor.
3. No one may take the floor more than twice on the same subject, except by leave of the President.
4. Representatives of the European Parliament, Council and Commission may attend Plenary Sessions. They may be asked to take the floor.
5. Representatives of the European Parliament, of the Council and of the Commission may attend plenary sessions. They may be asked to take the floor.
6. For the sake of simplicity, the net taxation figure does not take account of the tax ‘floor’ (deductible) of EUR 205 provided for by s. 25(4) of the Mineral Oil Tax Law.
7. organise the time allotted for discussion of a particular item, in particular through limiting the time during which participants may speak and determining the order in which they may take the floor;
8. Both feet and leg assemblies shall be moved forward in such a way that the feet take up natural positions on the floor, between the operating pedals if necessary.
9. The existing detailed arrangements for the representation of the European Union on KEDO's Executive Board should be kept in place. In that connection, the Council and the Commission have agreed that if KEDO's Executive Board was to address any matter falling outside Euratom's competence, it is the Presidency of the Council which should take the floor to express a position on such matters.
10. For the sake of simplicity, the net taxation figure does not take account of the tax ‘floor’ (deductible) of EUR 205 provided for by s. 25(4) of the Mineral Oil Tax Law (as of 1 August 2006: s. 54(3) of the Energy Tax Law). The actual net taxation figure depends on the amount consumed.
11. For the sake of simplicity, the net taxation figure does not take account of the tax ‘floor’ (deductible) of EUR 409 provided for by s. 25(4) of the Mineral Oil Tax Law. The actual net taxation figure depends on the amount consumed.
12. For the sake of simplicity, the net taxation figure does not take account of the tax ‘floor’ (deductible) of EUR 205 provided for by s. 25(4) of the Mineral Oil Tax Law (as of 1 August 2006: s. 54(3) of the Energy Tax Law).
13. The existing detailed arrangements for the representation of the European Union on the Executive Board of KEDO should be kept in place. In that connection, the Council and the Commission have agreed that if, in spite of its decision of May 2007, the Executive Board of KEDO were to address any new matter falling outside Euratom's competence, it is the Presidency of the Council which should take the floor to express a position on such matters, as determined by the Council.