Examples of 'mrs ashton' in a sentence
Meaning of "mrs ashton"
mrs ashton - a title used to address or refer to a married woman with the surname Ashton
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Mrs Ashton told them that they have her support on that issue.
Parliament should also require Mrs Ashton to be more proactive and resolute in her actions.
Mrs Ashton stated quite the opposite.
I would like to end with a specific question to Mrs Ashton.
Thank you also to Mrs Ashton for her measured speech.
This is important work for Mrs Ashton.
The treaty has given Mrs Ashton many powers to do this.
I have two specific questions for Mrs Ashton.
Nor can Mrs Ashton attend all the conferences and negotiations.
We in Parliament at least have come to know Mrs Ashton as an excellent leader.
Mrs Ashton did touch on some details, but her answers were disappointing.
I dedicate those words to Mrs Ashton.
That is astonishing . Mrs Ashton stated quite the opposite.
And the proposals made by the Commission and Mrs Ashton yesterday.
Does Mrs Ashton intend to appoint more women as special representatives?
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I have two comments in this respect, Mrs Ashton.
I call on Mrs Ashton to present a well-thought through, conditional concept for cooperation with Pakistan.
I think we should move in this direction, and I appeal to Mrs Ashton to do this.
Can Mrs Ashton answer the following questions:.
The ministers of the Weimar initiative have raised this in a letter to you, Mrs Ashton.
Mrs Ashton has not come, today.
I should like to thank everyone in this House, Mrs Ashton and the Presidency.
GA, Mrs Ashton has been elected by the EP - therefore she is accountable to us.
We may agree or disagree on Tibet, but, really, Mrs Ashton should be here.
Today, Mrs Ashton is like Pontius Pilate, who washed his hands.
I share Mrs Harms ' regret, here, that Mrs Ashton is not with us today.
The President-in-Office of the Council, Mr Németh, will speak on behalf of Mrs Ashton.
This summit is not, however, just another summit, Mrs Ashton.
