Examples of 'mr lobo' in a sentence
Meaning of "mr lobo"
mr lobo - This phrase could refer to a person named Mr. Lobo. It is a form of address used to identify or call out to an individual with the last name Lobo
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Mr Lobo Xavier said that he could not remain indifferent to such an enthusiastic initiative.
The president asked Mr Lobo Xavier to look into this.
Mr Lobo Xavier responded by pointing out that such measures had already been taken.
We have to help Mr Lobo.
Mr Lobo Xavier emphasised that commitment and participation are necessary to implement the strategy successfully.
Would you like to answer that question, Mr Lobo Antunes?
Mr Lobo Xavier asked to be informed in more detail of reservations raised.
The vice-president, Mr Wilms, asked the rapporteur, Mr Lobo Xavier, to present the opinion.
Mr Lobo Xavier expressed his thanks for the invitation.
Mr McLoughlin thanked Mr Lobo Xavier for his presentation and called for collaboration between institutions.
Mr Lobo Xavier thanked the members of the cultural subcommittee for their commitment.
Mr Trantina thanked Mr Lobo Xavier, referring to the great job he was doing.
Mr Lobo Xavier thanked participants for the remarks made during the debate.
The vice-president, Mr Lobo Xavier, asked the rapporteur, Ms Butaud-Stubbs, to present the opinion.
Mr Lobo Xavier invited the Commissioner to read and make use of the reports.
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The vice-president, Mr Lobo Xavier, asked the rapporteur, Mr Hencks, to present the opinion.
Mr Lobo Xavier will also ask the EP to update the other language versions.
The vice-president, Mr Lobo Xavier, asked the rapporteur, Mr Mareels, to present the opinion.
Mr Lobo Xavier then responded to the various comments made by the Bureau members.
The vice-president, Mr Lobo Xavier, asked the rapporteur, Mr Meynent, to present the opinion.
Mr Lobo Xavier explained that the budget group had asked about YEYS and its results.
The rapporteur Mr Lobo Xavier presented an overview of the opinion to the Assembly.
Mr Lobo Xavier responded to questions and comments.
For the Council, Mr Lobo Antunes said "what counts is the commitment to make progress".
Mr Lobo Xavier expressed his observations on making the Member States more efficient.
Mr Lobo Xavier presented this report, replacing Mr Smyth, who had apologised for his absence.
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