Tell me, briefly, what happened.

Allow me briefly to say something about the disagreement.

Let me turn briefly to the most important amendments.

I would like to touch briefly on these amendments.

I should like to touch upon those demonstrations.

I should like to refer briefly to the new regulation.

He said, I've got a tribunal coming up.

Let me touch briefly on those two matters.

I want, briefly, to consider four points.

Let me comment briefly on the key topics.

I should like to briefly mention the question of Austria.

I will speak briefly about each of the reports.

I shall now briefly discuss the issues I have mentioned.

Very briefly, I was asked a question in relation to Amendment No 4, and perhaps I might just give some clarification to that on the Klaß report.

Now, if I may, I should like to comment briefly on your specific proposals.

I will now briefly consider the concerns about the revaluation of the euro.

I shall give you the floor so you can express your opinion briefly.

Allow me to touch upon the amendments by the ELDR Group.

We hope Parliament will support us in this endeavour and I hope that we will shortly be able to make specific proposals.

Allow me to now set out briefly the Commission's approach to the points raised in the resolution.

I would like to introduce myself.

If I'm going to introduce myself

Aren't you going to introduce me? Yes.

I spoke very briefly about one of my proudest creations.

Now very briefly about another group the migrants.

But I should like to go briefly into what Mr Ford has said We cannot lump Romania and Bulgaria together!

Let me briefly explain the significance of this distinction in the case of phytopharmaceuticals with well established use, monographs containing generally available data can be presented as evidence for an application.

So we are pleased to hear that the Commission is planning to produce proposals along these lines in the very near future.

And I want to turn now, briefly, to talk about that book, which I've read.

Before concluding, may I give some brief replies to two specific questions.

Mr President, I will refer briefly to the amendments tabled.

I should like, for a moment, to dwell upon the rural policy regulation.

I would like to refer briefly to some of the points raised by the honourable Member.

The time period will elapse on 31 May next, to be precise, when the Commission will present a proposal.

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?

Mr Rogalla (S). (DE) Mr President, I should like to make a preliminary point relating to the document that has been issued here.

The second sector that has concerned Parliament is the definition of enterprises.

Mr President, I would like to speak briefly about the issue of impact assessment.

Let me show you the living mobile phone.

Allow me to introduce Mayuko to you.