Examples of using Bertens in English and their translations into German
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B3-1795/91 by Mr Bertens and others, Doc.
B4-0496/98 by Mr Bertens and Mrs André-Léonard, on behalf of the ELDR Group, on the sale of organs from executed prisoners in China;
B3-1599/93, by Mr Bertens and others, Doc.
On Mr Bertens' second question I would say that in the past the European Union has supported the Ottawa process on various occasions.
It would be particularly unfortunate, andhere I agree with what the Commissioner said in his earlier comments on Mr Bertens' report, if the same thing were to happen in Central America as happened in Latin America, namely growth but without fair distribution.
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B3-1288/93 by Mr Bertens, on behalf of the Liberal, Democratic and Reformist Group, on the risk of the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan spreading;
Report on the Communication from the Commission Agenda 2000' Rapporteurs: A. Oostlander and E. Baron Crespo; Co-rapporteurs: M. Aelvoet. J. Donner, O. Von Habsburg, E. Caccavale. F. Kristoffersen, M. Hoff, C. Carnero Gonzales. P. Bernard-Raymond, R. Speciale, J. Wiersma,J.W. Bertens.
B3-0768/91 by Mrs Veil and Mr Bertens, on behalf of the Liberal, Democratic and Reformist Gtoup, on the use of famine as a weapon in the Sudan;
The Commission has always supported the democratic process in Indonesia and will naturally provide assistance during the next elections in the form of an overall package. The details of this have yet to be decided, although it is a subjectthat is being discussed in the Council, as Mr Bertens is well aware.
B4-0049/95 by Mrs André-Léonard and Mr Bertens, on behalf of the Group of the European Liberal, Democratic and Reformist Party, on the situation in Burundi;
B4-0502/99 by Mrs Aglietta and Mr Orlando, on behalf of the Green Group in the European Parliament on the issue of the death penalty and a universal moratorium on capital punishment;- B4-0465/99 by Mr Swoboda, on behalf of the Group of the Party of European Socialists-B4-0481/99 by Mr Bertens, on behalf of the Group of the European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party.
Thank you for that clarification, Mr Bertens, which is very useful indeed and I can only reply in all honesty that I take note of your request.
Bertens(ELDR).-(NL) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, recently the terrorists of the LTTE in Sri Lanka decided to renounce the ceasefire of the beginning of this year.
First of all I should like to thank all those in this House, such as Mrs Günther,Mr Bertens, Mr Cunningham and others, who have made such an important contribution to the fact that we can celebrate success today, despite all the limitations mentioned.
Bertens(ELDR).-(NL) Mr President, Mr Commissioner, as you know, at the beginning of this month an important step was made towards a global ban of antipersonnel mines.
Pakistan -B4-1085/98 by Mr van Dam, on behalf of the Group of Independents for a Europe of Nations; -B4-1090/98 by Mr Newens, on behalf of the Group of the Party of European Socialists;-B4-1103/98 by Mr Bertens, on behalf of the Group of the European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party; -B4-1135/98 by Mr Holm and Mrs McKenna, on behalf of the Green Group in the European Parliament; -B4-1142/98 by Mrs Maij-Weggen and Mr Mann, on behalf of the Group of the European People's Party;
Bertens(ELDR).-(NL) Mr President, a reliable vision ary must be a realist, and that is why Mr Tindemans was the excellent rapporteur of a report which was, naturally, excellent.
Mr President, I too should like to know what Mr Bertens asked about the hospital, because I have also been there and it has been standing empty for far too long with no one using it.
Bertens(LDR).-(NL) Mr President, it has been said many times that the European Union, its Member States and its representative have hopelessly failed in their policies towards the former Yugoslavia.
Aelvoet(V).-(NL) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Mr Bertens' and Mr Cunningham's reports are excellent, because they go straight to the crux of the matter, namely our desire for a total ban, from manufacture to use.
Bertens(ELDR), draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Security and Defence Policy.-(NL) Mr President, the Council of Chief Commissioners of Police in the Netherlands has unanimously declared through its President that the fight against the drugs trade has gone wrong.
That is very much in line with what Mr Bertens called for: that we need some degree of continuity and a measure of adherence to some general rules in order not to be accused of discriminatory treatment.
Mr President, Mr Bertens and I have not quite gathered- our Portuguese is not very good- whether the Commission is now prepared to consider a proposal for a ban on investment in Burma to be submitted to the Council.
Von Habsburg, Speciale, Carnero González, Hoff, Bertens, Mahne, Mylla, Spencer, Theorin, Poettaing, Frischenschlaga, Posada González, Hulthén, Tindemans, Ryynänen, Titley, Cushnahan, Bianco, Burenstam Linda, Dimitrakopoulos, Virgin, Günther, van den Broek(Commission) 203.
As regards Mr Bertens' request that we should come up with a proposal for a financial mechanism, I repeat what I said earlier on the subject of Malta, namely that we are working on replacing the financial protocol.
Mr President, I also wish to congratulate Mr Bertens on his report because this is one of the few reports in this House which underlines the need not only to reinforce relations with the countries of Latin America, but also to reconsider these relations.
Akin Birdal -B4-1000/98 by Mr Bertens, on behalf of the ELDR Group; -B4-1010/98 by Mr Titley, Mr Dankert and Mr Barros Moura, on behalf of the PSE Group; -B4-1016/98 by Mr Pasty, on behalf of the UPE Group; -B4-1025/98 by Mrs Aelvoet, Mrs Roth and Mr Tamino, on behalf of the V Group; -B4-1038/98 by Mr Langen and others, on behalf of the PPE Group; -B4-1051/98 by Mr Puerta and others, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group.
B4-1256/96 by Mr Fassa and Mr Bertens, on behalf of the ELDR Group, on Nigeria; -B4-1282/96 by Mr Moorhouse and others, on behalf of the PPE Group, on the situation in Nigeria; -B4-1302/96 by Mrs Müller and others, on behalf of the V Group, on Nigeria; -B4-1312/96 by Mr Pettinari and others, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, on human rights in Nigeria; -B4-1323/96 by Mr Castagnède, on behalf of the ARE Group, on human rights violations in Nigeria.
B4-0998/98 by Mr Bertens, on behalf of the ELDR Group; -B4-1009/98 by Mrs Theorin, on behalf of the PSE Group; -B4-1031/98 by Mrs Schroedter and others, on behalf of the V Group; -B4-1035/98 by Mr Cushnahan, Mr Oostlander and Mrs Oomen-Ruijten, on behalf of the PPE Group; -B4-1040/98 by Mrs Ewing and Mrs Maes, on behalf of the ARE Group; -B4-1044/98 by Mr Carnero González and others, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group.
Watson, Fassa, Vallvé and Bertens, on behalf of the ELDR Group, on Western Sahara(B4-0045/99);- Swoboda, García Arias and Schmidbauer, on behalf of the PSE Group, on Western Sahara(B4-0061/99);- Telkämper and Aelvoet, on behalf of the V Group, on Western Sahara(B4-0073/99);- Oostlander and Hernández Mollar, on behalf of the PPE Group, on Western Sahara(B4-0080/99);- Ainardi, Sierra González, Eriksson, Miranda, Ephremidis, Vinci, Carnero González, Marset Campos, Alavanos, Seppänen and Gutiérrez Díaz, on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, on the situation in Western Sahara(B4-0100/99);