Traduction de «Ordre d'Honneur du Palmier » (Français → Anglais) :

This bickering about procedures, individual issues or political issues does us no credit as a Parliament.

In a decree issued by French President Jacques Chirac on December 31, 2001, the European Ombudsman, Jacob S?derman, was nominated to the rank of knight in the Legion of Honour.

It is common, I understand, after an election for the President to claim the privilege to speak to the House on the morning after the vote, when he or she might be better prepared after the rigours of the vote to express a general view.

– Madam President, on behalf of the committee I have the honour to chair, I would ask that this topic be reinserted on this week's agenda, since, contrary to the advice given to the Conference of Presidents last week, the Justice and Home Affairs Council will be discussing it at its meeting this Friday.

Points of interest to the press: 15/11/95 5p.m. Beginning of the plenary session, Espace Léopold (European Parliament building), Room 3C50 9p.m. Reception for journalists and rapporteurs, Meridian Hotel, Salon Sesame, Carrefour de l'Europe 3, 1000 Brussels 16/11/95 9a.m. Oral presentation by President Jacques Blanc and First Vice-President Pasqual Maragall on the Institutional Affairs Commission meeting in Barcelona on October 2, 1995 10a.m. Discussion with Carlos Westendorp, President of the Reflection Group reparing the Intergovernmental Conference on European Union reform 12:00 Press conference with Carlos Westendorp, Jacques Blanc and Pasqual Maragall Espace Léopold, Room 4B01 (interpretation into English, French, German and Spanish) Th ...[+++]e opinions on the plenary session agenda include (order of points subject to change): 1.

(h) to the many distinguished Canadians who have received 646 orders and distinctions from foreign non-British, non-Canadian sovereigns between 1919 and February 1929; (i) to the legal and constitutional position of persons of Canadian birth and citizenship, in respect of their ability and disability for their membership in the United Kingdom House of Lords and House of Commons, particularly Canadians domiciled in the United Kingdom holding dual citizenship of Canada and of the United Kingdom; (j) to the legal and constitutional position of Canadians at home and abroad in respect of entitlement to receive honours and distinctions from their own Sovereign, Queen Elizabeth II of Canada, and to the position in respect of their entitlement to ...[+++] receive honours and distinctions from sovereigns other than their own, including from the sovereign of France the honour, the Ordre Royale de la Légion d'Honneur; (k) to those honours, distinctions, and awards that are not hereditary in character such as life peerages, knighthoods, military and chivalrous orders; and (l) to the recommendation by the United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II for the appointment to the House of Lords as a non-hereditary peer and lord of Mr. Conrad Black a distinguished Canadian,publisher, entrepreneur and also the Honorary Colonel of the Governor General's Foot Guards of Canada.