Examples of recital

• Nevertheless, public recitals of his ' ' historic verse ' ' have become a standard commemorative practice.

• I should also like to thank the rapporteur for having taking that point into consideration by including it amongst the recitals of his report.

• However, there are a number of amendments in the recitals which may be accepted, insofar as we must take account of these alternative fuels.

• Fourthly, the recitals refer to the equality of men and women as being a problem, and rightly so.

• However, that vote does not mean we agree with all the recitals and all the proposals in it.

• The conciliation process saw these ideas incorporated in the recitals.

• The new definition set out in the recitals to the report could inspire this integration and contribute to it.

• We are not writing in all the case law but everything is covered so far as all the case law is concerned in the recitals.

• We defended these in the introductory parts of the provision known as the recitals.

• The recitals exempt "agricultural products and game"except where they have undergone processing of an"industrial nature".

• I make no special point about the rather specious recitals that talk about distortions of capital movements and conditions of competition.

• The recitals of our resolution make clear the grim reading of what has happened over recent months.

• Secondly, the recitals set out the basic principles of the internal market.

• As is made clear in one of the recitals, industry has an important part to play in this.

• I felt that his original version of one of the recitals was better than the compromise.