Sentence examples for meps a from inspiring English sources

Martin Schulz, the president of the European parliament, said he was disappointed with proposals to give MEPs a secondary role.

By last month, that price was 573 euros, according to Meps, a consulting firm in Sheffield, England.

Labour leaders are elected through an electoral college in which union political levy payers have a third of the vote, Labour MPs and MEPs a third and party members a third.

MEPS, a consulting firm, estimates that China exported more than 90m tonnes of steel last year, which is greater than the entire output of America's steel industry and was a rise of over 50% on the previous year.

The progressive groups, if they vote together, can muster the socialist group (PSE, which is to rename itself the Alliance of Socialists and Democrats for Europe, ASDE): 182 MEPs, the liberal group (ALDE): 80 MEPs; the Green group (Green/EFA): 53 MEPs; and the United Left (GUE): 32 MEPs, a total of 347.

Considering the appalling record which British prime ministers have had in helping to select commission presidents (most notoriously when the hapless John Major promoted the equally hapless Luxembourg prime minister, Jacques Santer, as commission president), allowing MEPs a greater say may make sense.

"MEP A confirmed that Mr Hookem looked "bemused", with his arms by his side and was standing some feet from the door.

11.05am BST I'm perched in the balcony at Central Hall, Wesminster, where Roger Helmer, the Ukip MEP, a speech about energy.

His words were echoed by Vicky Ford MEP, a fellow Conservative politician, who warned that the bonus cap was a "blunt tool" which set a "bad precedent".

We also considered monobenzyl phthalate (MBzP), a metabolite of BzBP, and monoethyl phthalate (MEP), a metabolite of DEP.

Urine samples were analyzed for MEP, a metabolite of DEP, as well as MnBP and 3OH-MnBP, metabolites of DnBP.