Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Unless your name is Mr Schulz, you have to use the explanations of vote to be able to express your opinions.
• I shall give you the floor so you can express your opinion briefly.
• You express your opinions very decidedly.
• I intend to present a new draft regulation by the end of the year, and I am sure you will be glad to express your opinion on it, given the extreme interest Parliament has so far shown in this subject.
• I'll be interviewing everyone in due course so you'll have ample opportunity to express your opinions.
• Nevertheless, the Chair allowed you could express your opinion by using the explanation of vote for a different vote, which is equivalent to a flagrant breach of the Rules of Procedure.
• I don't remember now... Didn't he urge you to express your opinion in writing?
• Therefore, I invite you to express your democratic opinion on these facts.

• Other opinion polls show that many feel they are inadequately informed about the content of the Constitution.
• The visa issue shows that if public opinion demands it, then national leaders also have the capacity to act.
• However, our debates here today show that opinion remains very divided.
• That shows what your opinion of me is.
• We could thus very concretely show public opinion that we are fighting uncontrolled relocations, which are economically and socially unacceptable.
• Approving this amendment would show public opinion that we mean business.
• Your concern over public opinion shows a guilty conscience.
• I think such dialogue would be extremely important to show public opinion that we are not creating an ivory tower but a body required to account for its actions before an institution such as the European Parliament.