Examples of using Berès in English and their translations into Danish
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Thank you, Mrs Berès.
Mrs Berès has requested the floor.
HU Mr President, Commissioner,Mrs Berès.
Mrs Berès, do you have a procedural motion?
I take note of your point,Mrs Berès.
Thank you, Mrs Berès, for that valuable suggestion.
My second comment is directed to Mrs Berès.
Mrs Berès, I am not going to continue this discussion.
I take note of your protest,Mrs Berès.
Mrs Berès made that same point a little while ago.
I interrupted Mrs Kauppi andI interrupted Mrs Berès.
Secondly, Mrs Berès referred to European debt securities.
I would like to thank my shadow rapporteurs,Mrs Bowles and Mrs Berès.
Mrs Berès also referred to the ambitions expressed in Lisbon.
Mr Juncker, Mr Giscard d'Estaing, Mr Trichet, Mr Almunia,Mrs Berès, ladies and gentlemen!
Mrs Berès also spoke about competition on non-traditional grounds, for example salaries.
Approval of the Minutes Posselt, Kreissl-Dörfler,Fabre-Aubrespy, Berès, Striby, Andrews, Crowley.
To Mrs Berès, I say that we must go further and, with regard to the timetable, act quickly.
I believe my Director-General has been in contact with Mrs Berès to try and explain this omission.
Mrs Berès asked whether I had forgotten the third part of the question concerning the child's interests.
I would like to congratulate the Commission on its quick reaction, and also to thank our rapporteur,Mrs Berès.
I am pleased that Mrs Berès has called in her statement for a campaign to introduce standard working conditions.
First on the reweighting grid which has shocked François Bayrou,for instance, and bothered Pervenche Berès.
Mr President, let me start by thanking rapporteurs Berès and Feio and the honourable Members for this very substantial and substantive debate.
Mrs Berès had some interesting ideas for new sector inquiries and I will indeed consider the subjects she touched upon: rating agencies, auditing firms and large investment banks.
The Danish Liberal Party abstained from voting in the final vote on the Berès report on the financial crisis as it positively recommends the establishment of a financial transaction tax.
Berès(PSE).-(FR) Mr President, I am indignant at the way in which you have cut short our colleague, Mrs Moreau, and I would ask you to let her give her opinion regarding the resolution.
Furthermore, each Member State must establish national rules which supplement the peer pressure on those making decisions at national level on the composition of revenue and budgetary spending and thus the budgetary deficit of each of the Member States, which,I would remind you, is still a national competence, although, as Mrs Berès said, the combined result of those national budgetary policy decisions is of common interest, since we are in an Economic and Monetary Union.
I would like to thank Mrs Berès, Mrs Bowles and my fellow Members in the other groups for their support and, especially, the Secretariat and all staff members.
The Berès report is interesting because it acknowledges the failure of a social liberalism that thought it could combine acceptance of the Treaty of Amsterdam with genuine social policies in Europe.