Eksempler på brug af Cohn-bendit's på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Mr President, I can clear up Mr Cohn-Bendit's confusion.
Mr President, we share Mr Cohn-Bendit's concern about what I understand is called It is a serious issue.
I therefore have every sympathy with Mr Cohn-Bendit's views.
I am well aware that Mr Cohn-Bendit's thirst for knowledge knows no bounds.
(DE) Mr President, as Mr Swoboda has just pointed out,I support one part of Mr Cohn-Bendit's request and oppose the other.
One might disagree with Mr Cohn-Bendit's suggestions- I certainly do- but his plan at least has the virtue of existing.
Member of the Commission.- Mr President,this declaration may not amount to the same rhetoric as Mr Cohn-Bendit's.
Our view of Mr Cohn-Bendit's report is generally favourable, though we cannot agree with everything in it.
FR Mr President, Mr Chastel, Commissioner, in 1968,our fellow Member Mr Cohn-Bendit's friends wrote,'words, not deeds' on the walls of Paris.
It has become a habit of Mr Cohn-Bendit's to refer indiscriminately to authors from both sides of the Rhine, and today he quoted Victor Hugo.
Thank you, Mr President, but I thought I had two minutes, andthat was the very least I needed to say that Mr Cohn-Bendit's report seems to me full of good intentions.
As regards Mr Cohn-Bendit's statement, perhaps Mr Poettering does have two souls, but it is better to have two souls than to have no soul at all.
Mr President, what causes me to take the floor is simply Mr Cohn-Bendit's observation that we must not serve national interests on this issue.
In the case of Mr Cohn-Bendit, we have decided not to waive immunity fora very specific reason, although, ultimately, it might have been in Mr Cohn-Bendit's interests for this trial to go ahead.
I would like to comment on Mr Cohn-Bendit's remarks because I consider it very important to demonstrate clearly at this time that the EU stands by Tunisia and its people.
I would like to make it quite clear that this does not mean that we are accusing the Frankfurt Public Prosecutor's Office of fumus persecutionis, that is,of criminal proceedings intended to prejudice Mr Cohn-Bendit's political activities.
The question arises of whether we can come back to Mr Cohn-Bendit's proposal that, in view of the current situation and Mr Solana's visit to these countries, we could adopt the resolution at the next part-session.
Chancellor, in Berlin, a symbolic town whose name nonetheless makes one shiver and brings to mind certain images,it was decided that for the first time Mr Cohn-Bendit's army would return to the scenes where there are still some survivors who remember previous wars.
In the medium term, I support Mr Cohn-Bendit's idea, which was in fact mentioned just now: if the European Union were able to make a pact with Turkey to solve the Cyprus issue, we could help Greece recover two per cent of its GDP.
I have read the request by the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance very carefully,and Mr Cohn-Bendit's justification related more to the election campaign than to GM maize, which was very interesting.
I agree with Mr Cohn-Bendit's remark,‘I do not want to tell any more lies', and I call upon all European leaders to reject Europe's scornful attitude and cease to be spokesmen for the European machine against their people and to become instead, quite simply and democratically, the spokesmen for their people among their peers.
This procedure has to do with an application for the waiver of Mr Cohn-Bendit's parliamentary immunity made by the Public Prosecutor's Office in Frankfurt on the basis of charges laid by a member of the Hessen Land parliament.
For Mr Cohn-Bendit's benefit: the first point of the draft due to be voted on, as it now stands, says that the European Parliament regrets the fact that the Joint Declaration contained in the annex to this draft report, according to which the three institutions must reach agreement on the financial repercussions of the accession of Bulgaria and Romania, has not materialised.
Mr President, there are numerous aspects of both the Commission report and,unfortunately, Mr Cohn-Bendit's report that cause me some difficulty, because it seems to me that they have both taken the wrong approach, at least as regards timing and also in terms of geography.
On behalf of the PPE-DE Group.- Mr President, I oppose both parts of Mr Cohn-Bendit's proposals because less than a month ago we debated this topic and voted on it in the Committee on the Environment, as we heard was suggested earlier.
Mr President, the independent Members of the House welcome Mr Cohn-Bendit's perceptive and courageous report which, by involving all the Balkan countries, lends a new dimension to the difficult task of securing peace in the former Yugoslavia.