Reply us vs Reply to us

Some examples from the web:

• You have prepared a written reply for us.
• Mr Lukashenko's reply to us is very telling, for while he was writing his reply, these arrests were taking place.
• However, the Commission duly replies to us that it cannot go into the matter of national legal systems, even when obvious injustices occur.
• I have here a personal letter reply to us from David Cameron himself.
• Ladies and gentlemen, Mr Bangemann's reply brings us to the end of the time allocated to Part I of questions to the Commission.
• If I understood right, you were just thanking me for my reply and informing us that you would remain attentive to the situation in Belarus.
• Source: US export statistics and questionnaire replies of the sampled US exporters.
• Madam President, my colleague Mr Franz Fischler will join us and reply to those of you whom I shall not have the opportunity to hear.
• I wonder if it would agree here to give us written replies to all the questions that have been put here.
• Since one or two letters of reply to us have been drafted, I would ask him to urge Mr Kinnock to read our two letters through again very carefully.
• However, we are aware that this issue is a source of concern for the people from that area and they are therefore entitled to receive a reply from us as soon as possible to confirm whether environmental regulations have been violated.
• I also wish to thank the President-in-Office for the very interesting reply he gave us about the Irish experience.
• Undoubtedly, the questions put to you here, and above all your replies, will enable us to progress along the path opened at Amsterdam and marked out at Luxembourg.
• Your Commissioner sent us a reply, in which, amongst other things, he wrote that the residence rights of such couples is recognised by European law.
• I would like you to come back and tell us what reply I can give to the people who have written to me.
• The Member State can then reply to us, usually via the national court of auditors, and if we do not reply to this within two months it means that we are in agreement with the Member State's reply.
• I think that is the question that is being asked and the question to which you are asking us to reply.
• On 1 February, together with a delegation of four other Members, including Mr Antinoro, who is present in the Chamber, I personally lobbied the Commissioner to act urgently, and she promised to give us a reply in a few days.
• Mr President, Commissioner, thank you very much for your reply and for giving us all a chance to remember the policy to support the single currency and the survival of the euro area.
• Four of the sampled importers/distributors sent questionnaire replies. Only two importers, though, provided complete replies.

Some examples from the web:

• The Member State can then reply to us, usually via the national court of auditors, and if we do not reply to this within two months it means that we are in agreement with the Member State's reply.
• I have here a personal letter reply to us from David Cameron himself.
• Since one or two letters of reply to us have been drafted, I would ask him to urge Mr Kinnock to read our two letters through again very carefully.
• Mr Lukashenko's reply to us is very telling, for while he was writing his reply, these arrests were taking place.
• However, the Commission duly replies to us that it cannot go into the matter of national legal systems, even when obvious injustices occur.
• Ladies and gentlemen, Mr Bangemann's reply brings us to the end of the time allocated to Part I of questions to the Commission.
• The first is that it provides us all with an argument to use in reply to anyone who asks us what Europe is doing about Lisbon, after all the publicity over the Lisbon Agenda's contents.
• No reply to the injunction was received.
• [10] Replies to the questionnaire - part 1, Commission's reply to question No 92 (PE 328.732/fin. 1).
• [14] Replies to the questionnaire - part II, Commission's reply to question No 1 (PE 328.732/fin. 2).
• [23] Replies to questionnaire - Part 1; Commission's reply to Question No 189 (PE 328.732/fin. 1).
• [25] Replies to questionnaire - Part 1; Commission's reply to Question No 12 (PE 328.732/fin. 1).
• [50] Replies to the questionnaire - Part I; Commission's reply to questin No 83 (PE 328.732/fin. 1).
• [51] Replies to the questionnaire - Part II; Commission's reply to question no. 39 (PE 328.732/fin. 2).
• [55] Replies to questionnaire - part I; Commission's reply to question No 99.
• The Presidency has forwarded that reply to European Union colleagues and I have today provided a copy of the reply to President Borrell Fontelles.
• Replies to the letters of verification are coming in as the ten month deadline for Israel's reply is expiring.
• I understand that there is an undertaking that the Council will reply to MEPs' questions within six weeks, but quite often replies come two, three or even four months late.
• On 6 October 2006, the Italian Republic provided a long reply containing several points in reply to the additional questions from the Commission.
• It contained numerous questions to which my departments prepared replies, and I signed the reply to Mrs Theato's letter a short while ago.