Examples of using Blix in English and their translations into German
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Stop it, Rolf Blix.
Mr Blix has confirmed that.
Since then we have detailed them in a working document addressed to Mr. Blix and M. ElBaradei and distributed to Council members.
Tell Blix his wife's here.
Had we not, I thought, actually agreed that we wanted to work through the Security Council? That we wanted to give our backing to Kofi Annan,Hans Blix and the weapons inspectors in the attempt to disarm Saddam?
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A few days ago, ladies and gentlemen, we were presented with the option of comingto a decision on the basis of reports from two respectable diplomats, Mr Blix and Mr ElBaradei.
Second, Saddam Husseinmust work with the UN inspectors under Dr Blix to get rid of those weapons of mass destruction for which he has not yet accounted.
Hans Blix has set out the disarmament tasks which remain to be achieved and these tasks could be set out in a new resolution as clearly defined benchmarks to be met by Iraq in the coming months.
They said, or rather Mr ElBaradei said, that there were no nuclear weapons, and that they had found none,and Mr Blix said that his mission had been successful and that we could, given a couple more months, disarm Iraq peacefully.
Let me quote Hans Blix, who said, on one occasion, that'it does not, to date, appear that Iraq has really accepted the demand for disarmament', and on another, that paragraph 9 of Resolution 1441 requires that cooperation be'active.
On whether former British prime minister Tony Blair could be tried for war crimes,Hans Blix, who headed the UN inspection team to investigate Iraq's supposed WMDs, said,“Well, yes, may be so.
Let there be no doubt about it: the key to a peaceful solution to this crisis is in Saddam Hussein's hands, and he must cooperate in the manner specified by the chief weapons inspector,Dr Blix, when he addressed the UN Security Council.
And all the honourable Members of this House know that Dr Blix, a great European by the way- as he said himself yesterday?and a man who believes in the values of Europe, spoke to you yesterday with a degree of pessimism in his heart.
August-2004"How many times have we heard from Al Gore and assorted European politicians that" the science is settled" on global warming Well, the science may be settled,but not in the way Gore and Blix would have us believe.
Mr President, this means that, while the disarmament approach was beginning to bear fruit and Hans Blix and Kofi Annan were urging the international community to respect international law, this international law has today been dealt a heavy blow.
BLIX: The Commission retains that it would be desirable to induce Iran to stay away from uranium enrichment, because if they continue to enrich it also at the level of only four per cent, on a large scale, this would greatly increase the tension in the Middle East.
That is one of the reasons why my group proposes that wegive this year's Sakharov Prize to Hans Blix, Doctor El Baradei and Mr de Mello. The idea is for Parliament to send a signal that what we wish to strengthen is international law.
Finally, Mr President, with regard to external relations, I would like to say that a war with Iraq can be prevented, that the European Union must speak with one voice and that we await with interest the result of the meeting youare going to hold in Brussels with Hans Blix, the head of the inspectors.
And if Bush ultimately comes up with theevidence which he has been repeatedly promising us and which Blix has also urgently requested, that is not a reason for war but, on the contrary, to inspect through the UN and then to tackle and eliminate the problems.
I wish to extend warm thanks not only to Mr Solana and Commissioner Patten, but also to all those who are working hard in these difficult days and weeks, and I wish to thank the President of Parliament, Mr Cox,for facilitating yesterday's discussion with Hans Blix, from which I learned a very great deal.
The former group chairmen will remember the proposal I made that the latest Sakharov Prize be awarded to a liberal politician,Mr Hans Blix, who, above and beyond the political choices he perceived, symbolised this other way for which we hoped and prayed.
Climate change is, as recently stated by Hans Blix, former UN Chief for weapons detection in Iraq, the most important issue of our time, far more dangerous than people flying fuel-laden aircraft into skyscrapers or threatening to detonate backpack nukes in New York Harbor.
South African authorities co-operated fully with the IAEA during the whole verification process, and were commended by the then director-general of the Agency in 1992,Dr. Hans Blix, for providing inspectors with unlimited access and data beyond those required by the Safeguards Agreement.
You have good knowledge of the report which Dr Blix and Mr ElBaradei presented the other day to the Security Council, and you saw them directly, because the President of the European Parliament had the opportunity to speak with the inspection chiefs by means of a videoconference with New York.
The next stage in this procedure will be 27 January, when the head of the Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission,Hans Blix, and the director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Dr El Baradei, submit a report containing their evaluation of Iraq's declaration about its weapons of mass destruction to the Security Council.
Also important is the statement by Mr Blix and Mr El Baradei, who lead the United Nations inspection teams, pointing out that the provisions accepted by the Iraqis last week in Vienna are, in their judgment, sufficient for them to work effectively on the inspection tasks.
Last week I went to New York with a delegation from this Parliament, and there we had, I must say,impressive discussions with Dr Hans Blix and Kofi Annan, but we, as a delegation, were also witness to a shameful performance in which four ambassadors from EU countries that are members of the Security Council made not the slightest effort to hide their differences.
Since 2003, having left the mandate at the United Nations, Blix leads The Weapons of Mass Destruction Commission, an independent body financed by the Swedish government, with which Blix, along with another 13 experts from all over the world, is trying to persuade people of the advantages and the indeed vital necessity of nuclear non-proliferation.