He personally invited me.

Tom invited me personally.

Personally, it makes me want to throw up.

Personally, I don't mind at all.

Hugh, he treated me personally.

This subject is of particular relevance to Portugal.

I am making a personal commitment to do so.

Will you kill me yourself?

A little bit more recently, I got involved personally.

That is how we can play a role in transport, telecommunications and other sectors.

Personally speaking, I welcome all of the above.

You can tell me individually another time.

I can see I must handle the matter myself.

It's also reassuring to me, personally.

That seems to me to be an entirely unrealistic thing to do.

Fourth, the citizens and trade union forces in Europe must be brought into that battle, and the social aspect made the motor of economic development and not just a product of economic results when they are good.

I would like to be wished a happy birthday in person.

Personally I can give you that commitment.

I can only say that these remarks have shocked me deeply.

I should like personally to associate myself with that support as well.

It doesn't seem like Ms. Dekaan's gonna press charges. She wants an inperson apology.

I would like to introduce myself.

If I'm going to introduce myself

Aren't you going to introduce me? Yes.

My own starting point is to look at the situation as it stands.

A packaging law with targets proven to be unrealistic, it has led to mountains of waste being collected in warehouses.

I endorse this view.

This is one of the dossiers into which I personally put in a great deal of work.

Just one week away from the Nice Summit I personally have high hopes.

I must say that I personally am against this.

Doesn't she owe me, me personally, more than 17,000 francs?

It's important enough for Mr. DeMille to call me personally.

I would like to introduce myself.

So let me start in on that problem.

Well, let me introduce the officers.

Let me introduce the Master.

I have to report.

Why did you introduce me like that?

I experienced this firsthand myself when I graduated from Barnard College in 2002.

For that reason we shall at all events support the Malangré report, even though, in our view, it is not complete.

Personally, I would just like to say three things

I can assure the honourable Member that I will myself take a personal interest in this.

They are being systematically driven out of their homes and exterminated.

I have two observations which are almost personal observations.

I would like to confine myself to asking the Commission the following.