Examples of using Halonen in English and their translations into German
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President: Ms Tarja HALONEN.
Mrs Tarja HALONEN Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Presidents: Ms Tarja HALONEN.
Ms. Tarja HALONEN, Minister for Foreign Affairs;
For die Counàl The President T. HALONEN.
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Mrs Tarja HALONEN Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Finland.
For Ite Council The President T. HALONEN.
The FIDE Congress was opened by Mrs Tarja HALONEN, President of the Republic of Finland.
This is something that you also proposed, Mrs Halonen.
Madam President, Mrs Halonen, security is one of the main causes of concern for the citizens of Europe.
Based on this experience we may adapt our model, if needed,after the mid-term evaluation in 2011,” Mr Halonen explains.
In addition many artists,heads of business and the husband of former president Tarja Halonen have had the honour of being Naantali's sleepy head in the past.
Pekka Halonen, shown here in a self-portrait, has“reappeared” and is posting on Facebook, as is his colleague Akseli Gallen-Kallela.
The altar painting,'Crucified', was painted by Pekka Halonen in 1899, and the organ was built in 1956 by the Kangasala Organ Factory with 51 stops.
Halonen also said that Finland supports the continuation of the work of the weapons inspectors as long as it is meaningful and useful.
Mr President, the whole house agrees with Mrs Halonen: Helsinki must inject new life into the process of enlargement of the European Union.
Mrs Halonen, we support what you have said regarding the negotiations and how they are to be conducted and are also in agreement with what Mr Prodi has said on the matter.
For instance, she is now the president of Finland, but Tarja Halonen was the foreign minister of Finland and, at a certain stage, head of the European Union.
Ms Tarja HALONEN, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Finland and President-in-Office of the Council of the European Union, headed the Union Delegation.
Heads of State present included the German Horst Koehler,the Austrian Heinz Fischer and the Finnish Tarja Kaarina Halonen, together with other European political personalities of those years.
Artists Pekka Halonen and Akseli Gallen-Kallela and composer Jean Sibelius, all born in 1865, helped form the Finnish national identity.
The next item is the statements of the President of the Council- I would like to congratulate the President-in-Office of the Council,Mrs Halonen- and the Commission on the preliminary work for the meeting of the European Council on 15 and 16 October in Tampere.
When Gallen-Kallela and Halonen recently reappeared on Facebook and started posting their thoughts, modern readers began to interact with the painters as if they were still alive.
Ainola became an essential part of the artistic communityliving by Lake Tuusula, and the Sibeliuses frequently met the families of Pekka Halonen at Halosenniemi, Eero Järnefelt at Suviranta and Juhani Aho at Ahola.
As far as the ECHO' s activities so far and at the moment are concerned,Mrs Halonen, the Foreign Minister of Finland and President of the Council would like to say that the ECHO humanitarian aid office has been present in East Timor since 15 July.
The Commission, for its part, totally shares this approach, and will firmly commit itself to the process of drawing up the Charter and, of course,Mrs Halonen, we will communicate to the next Commission your invitation to the Commission to make specific proposals in this regard.
Madam President-in-Office of the Council, Mrs Halonen, I found your speech, which included specific recommendations, particularly satisfying, since it strengthens my conviction that Tampere may prove to be a key event, a landmark on the way towards European integration.
The European Roma and Travellers Forum(ERTF)15 merits particular mention:it was set up at the initiative of Finnish president Tarja Halonen and has a partnership agreement with the Council of Europe which gives it a privileged status vis-à-vis this organisation and enables it to take part in its work.
The EU will be represented by Prime Minister Paavo Lipponen andForeign Minister Tarja Halonen, Commission President Romano Prodi and Commissioner Chris Patten as well as Javier Solana in his new capacity as Secretary-General of the Council/ High Representative for CFSP.
Introducing the customary open debate on the programme of the incoming Presidency for the next six months,President Tarja HALONEN put a number of questions to Ministers concerning EU external relations in the post-Kosovo era in order to receive guidance from partners on how to deal with issues coming up during the Finnish Presidency.