Examples of using President borrell in English and their translations into Danish
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President Borrell goes on about the reunification of Europe.
In fact I was just showing President Borrell an album of Georgian sites.
As President Borrell said, Chile now has a strong and robust democracy.
Our exchange is increasingly dynamic, as President Borrell has pointed out.
That is why President Borrell is asked for Parliament to make one more effort to cooperate in this sector.
It took the view that any questions there might behad been adequately and fully answered in my letter of 22 April 2005 to President Borrell.
FR Mr President, in Finland President Borrell has, to his credit, championed human rights.
President Borrell, along with the President of Poland and the Prime Ministers of Latvia, Denmark and Sweden, defended Europe's honour.
I will therefore be pursuing this with President Borrell and asking him to take it up with the Spanish Government.
When President Borrell, however, contemptuously suggested that Mr Buttiglione should take care of agriculture, what was he trying to say?
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,first of all I offer my most sincere congratulations to President Borrell Fontelles on his election.
Europe will remember these pronouncements by President Borrell, and the countries of Central and Eastern Europe will remember his courage.
It is not her fault, we are delighted she came- thank you for coming,Minister- but would you please convey to President Borrell that this is a failure.
Mr President, let me begin by joining President Borrell and others who have welcomed our friends from Bulgaria and Romania as observers.
I would also like to note that the President of Parliament will attend the session next week in Wiesbaden,as did his predecessor, President Borrell, who is now a member of the Joint Parliamentary Assembly.
I am the fourth Catalan-speaking Member- after President Borrell, Mr Guardans Cambó and Mr Hammerstein Mintz- to speak here this morning in a language other than our own.
With a view to the meeting on the 26th and the 27th, we need to do four things: speed up decision making, refocus the debates around rapporteurs by committee, ensure that the Commission andCouncil attend and participate, as President Borrell demanded this morning at the beginning of our sitting, as events require, and finally to involve civil society.
I understand that President Borrell Fontelles has written formally, asking for a return to the system that has served this House well for 30 years.
Indeed, at the conference in Jakarta I mentioned a special message that President Borrell Fontelles sent me and asked me to transmit to the heads of state and government gathered there.
We thank you, President Borrell Fontelles, for the opportunity of being here and we look forward to working with each and every one of your countries in the coming months and into the future.
As agreed between President Barroso and President Borrell last year, we have listened carefully to your views before presenting our position on whether or not to postpone the accessions.
President Borrell, President Prodi, honourable Members of the European Parliament, ladies and gentlemen, I am very pleased to be here today at this first Plenary session of the new European Parliament.
PL Mr President, I shall begin by thanking President Borrell for making it clear to President Putin at Lahti that the European Union will not trade human rights for energy.
As President Borrell Fontelles, Commissioner Frattini and now the President-in-Office of the Council have also pointed out, that is why it is not just a case of a humanitarian emergency or a one-off event; above all it is a structural problem, which is testing the whole European Union and its ability to implement a European immigration policy at last.
Those in this House to whom I am particularly obliged include President Borrell and of course my colleagues in the Committee on Budgets and the Committee on Budgetary Control, primarily Mr Pahor and everyone who has worked on the proposals in the intergroup over a period of months.
Just this morning, President Borrell spoke about this key issue; and all of this, as Mr Poettering said in his speech, without prejudice to human rights, to individual rights and to the objective and will to support the victims of terrorism, an essential element in this fight.
In this regard, our group congratulates President Borrell. Nonetheless, we still respectfully state that we disagree with the clear support that he and the Finnish Government have given to reviving nuclear power.
Therefore, I would like to ask President Borrell, as a Catalan himself, to present at the Presidential Meeting this petition of Intergroup's, which requests that the Catalan language be used by Catalan speakers at future plenary sessions.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, President Borrell's initiative, to invite representatives of the national parliaments to a joint discussion on the economic, social and environmental future of Europe, is already bearing fruit.
I can assure you that,in terms of what is an ongoing dialogue with President Borrell, there is no intention whatsoever of diminishing the capacity of ministers to be answerable and to answer questions directly to Members in the format that we are presently enjoying.