I allude to Master David Copperfield. Micawber!

I never thought to allude to Erich.

He may even allude to the specter of judicial error.

But you always allude to her as an marriageable girl.

It could also allude to watercourses in the land where they were living.

Long since you ought to have crushed it now you should blush to allude to it.

However the extremely limited time avail able will only permit me to allude to this briefly.

But the tongue of him they allude to is foreign, while this is a clear Arabic tongue.

But the tongue of him they allude to is foreign, while this is a clear Arabic tongue.

But the tongue of him they allude to is foreign, while this is a clear Arabic tongue.

But the tongue of him they allude to is foreign, while this is a clear Arabic tongue.

I do not allude, sir, explained Jeeves, to the possibility of inducing his grace to part with money.

In this regard the reports clearly allude to the slow handling of the Structural Funds programmes by the Commission.

Baldwin's essay Notes of a Native Son and his collection Notes of a Native Son allude to Wright's novel Native Son .

In the early part of my study, I allude to work that had already been done on the psychology of crowd control.

Because the problem is, when you have advanced cancer, we can't do that much today about it, as the statistics allude to.

Adverts on the radio, an online video and printed bags that allude to the campaign weekend are in preparation, Christian König tells us.

And it is important to emphasise that these reports allude to this and that we must, in my view, defend this particular point.

There is no blame upon you for that to which you indirectly allude concerning a proposal to women or for what you conceal within yourselves.

There is no blame upon you for that to which you indirectly allude concerning a proposal to women or for what you conceal within yourselves.

There is no blame upon you for that to which you indirectly allude concerning a proposal to women or for what you conceal within yourselves.

There is no blame upon you for that to which you indirectly allude concerning a proposal to women or for what you conceal within yourselves.

One is the reference made by Amendment No 23, unlike the Regulation, which does not allude to it at all, to a counterfeit currency database.

And of course, in the current environment, one need allude only lightly to the work of non state actors trying to influence global affairs, and taking advantage of these.

Lift or levantón is the term used in Mexico to allude to the illegal kidnappings carried out by criminal groups, while halcón (falcon) refers to informants that illegally support them.

On the predominantly empty stage with one important requirement a crumpled sofa, on which cast members allude to copulating and masturbating the eight person ensemble work their way through the text material.

And at one of the campaign sessions, she had one of her male contenders allude to the fact that she couldn't become president she was a woman, and even half a woman.

Nationally, the yellow and green allude to the northern savannas and palm groves located in the south of the country, while the red symbolizes the blood shed by those who fought for Dahomey.

Mr Narjes. (DE) Certainly we are familiar with some statistics, and with the rivalry between the Federal Customs Administration and the Federal Frontier Defence Authority, to which you indirectly allude in your supplementary question.

Why do you reject, as you have pointed out, the amendment introduced by us to Article 53(1) of the classic directive, in which we allude to environmental characteristics, but also to modes of production?

They may be written with the series in mind, but are also aimed at the general music market, and therefore often allude only vaguely or not at all to the themes or plot of the series.

Madam President, I rise under Rule 9 of the Rules of Procedure of this House and allude to the same point raised by Mr Davies about the very serious allegations made on BBC radio this morning.

The lyrics of the national anthem, which allude to historical Mexican military victories in the heat of battle and including cries of defending the homeland, were composed by poet Francisco González Bocanegra after a Federal contest in 1853.

So, there are significant downsides to these changes as well as upsides. And of course, in the current environment, one need allude only lightly to the work of non state actors trying to influence global affairs, and taking advantage of these.

In an attempt to contribute to amending this negative and exasperating situation, I shall allude to future problems, referring, naturally, to the Venice declarations, to Mr Colombo's speech and to the results' of the six months of the Italian Presidency.

But let me on this point and, as I say, I may very well feel the need to return to it later also allude again to Mr de Ferranti's report and to what I took to be the response of the House to it.

Some say there is enjoyment in looking back to painful experience past but at this day I can scarcely bear to review the times to which I allude the moral degradation, blent with the physical suffering, form too distressing a recollection ever to be willingly dwelt on.

5.1.1 It is not easy to subsume under a single name a Europe wide social tourism action we can speak of a platform, project, project, initiative and although these terms do not necessarily signify the same thing they all allude to an organised activity, with clear objectives, of supranational European scope.

The resolution does allude to aid, in particular for the economic reconstruction of the country, but it gives much more attention to the financing of African forces working to restore and maintain peace and the despatch of a mission of European senior military officials to meet their counterparts in the Burundi regular army.

In view of this, I fully accept the conclusion and the thinking behind Mr Pender's report, with just one recommendation the objective of the united will of the EEC Member States should be manifested in other matters as well, and you will readily understand that I allude to Cyprus, which has been Greek for 3000 years.

Mr Johnson (ED). Mr President, I will take advantage of the somewhat quiet period this morning to allude to a topic which is not very often raised in this House but which, I think, is fundamental to the kind of proposal we are talking about today, and that is the demographic question, which is very much implied whenever we talk of programmes to combat hunger in the world.

However, I would like to allude once more to the Barcelona process in order to warn that the process that we are hoping to achieve for Latin America should take account of inequalities, that is to say, the different economic weight of the partners, because this could lead to trade being free for all, in theory, but, in practice, being subjected to the most onerous of burdens, that is to say, true inequality that as we all know can be widespread throughout Latin America.

I will allude to a number of my Group's concerns and criticisms about this project, but in substance, taking the totality of the work that has been done, the significant progress that has been made, and the prospect that in my view we are unlikely through a delay to significantly enhance the document, I would commend to the House that we should vote to proceed with our discussion and the adoption or rejection of the document, because that choice is there, and we have to hear the debate on it.