"revoque" in English

Please ensure, Mr President, that this unwise decision is reversed.

We therefore request that this should be revoked, and that the status quo should obtain until 2013.

I will continue to strive to overturn that Council decision.

It seems now as if a presidential pardon is the only hope for a formal reversal of the sentence.

the plasterwork will all be made good

In this connection I would once again urge that Denmark give up its reservations on EU cooperation in the area of legislation.

she's just putting on her warpaint

The two are not compatible, and I just hope that we can get out of the CFP before relative stability is reviewed or revoked.

At the same time, it is extremely unusual for the EU to give its right of decision-making back to Member States or to repeal legislation.

In line with this, it is essential to repeal Article 301 of the Criminal Code and respond firmly to the Ecumenical Patriarchate's requests.

As Mr Jarzembowski has explained, it is extremely important that this directive repeals the original hushkit regulation within the timeframe laid down.

As Mr Jarzembowski has explained, it is extremely important that this directive repeals the original hushkit regulation within the timeframe laid down.

This report, and its proposal that quotas should be reallocated to different Member States, and reallocated by the Commission, is totally unacceptable.

Mr President of the Commission, I have run out of patience, and I call upon you formally to remove Commissioner Nielson's mandate for humanitarian aid.

For this reason we believe it necessary to ask Portugal to withdraw its refusal to give the Committee a mandate to negotiate this third-generation agreement.

So we should call on Russia once again to reverse its decision and to maintain that Russia cannot be regarded as an impartial moderator in the peace process.

I hope that the new Polish Government will withdraw the decision to exclude Polish citizens from the provisions of Chapter IV of the Charter, entitled Solidarity.

We MEPs of the Greek Communist Party clearly express our opposition to the Bolkenstein Directive and are fighting with the workers to get it repealed.

Mr President, on behalf of Parliament, I ask you to make the strongest representations to the President of the Council expressing our disgust with this decision and seeking its reversal.

I hope the Convention will take good note of it and that the Bureau of this Parliament will now overturn its ludicrous decision to build two new meeting rooms in Strasbourg.