Examples of using Lemierre in English and their translations into German
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Mr Jean LEMIERRE.
That is apparent froman interesting article in today's Financial Times, quoting Mr Lemierre.
Mr President, I too would like to welcome Mr Lemierre and his colleagues to Parliament.
Mr Lemierre, you have described the Bank's task as being a'classical' general interest service which, however, makes use of private-sector intervention instruments.
Now we have a great regional developmentbank and today we congratulate Mr Lemierre and the Bank's staff.
Mr President, Commissioner, Mr Lemierre, may I begin by congratulating Mr Markov on a sterling report.
Ministers welcomed the general backing by the shareholders of the EBRD(European Bank for Reconstruction and Development) for renewing the mandate of Mr. Jean LEMIERRE as its President.
Mr President, Commissioner, Mr Lemierre, I would like to begin by thanking you and your staff for your work.
The MoU will be signed in Brussels at 15:00 by Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Joaquin Almunia on behalf of the Commission,Philippe Maystadt and Jean Lemierre, respectively Presidents of the EIB and EBRD.
I wish the EBRD, its President, Mr Lemierre, its staff and its clients continuing success in 2003 and in the longer-term future.
The MoU, signed in Brussels on 15 December 2006 by EIB President Philippe Maystadt,EBRD President Jean Lemierre and EU Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs Joaquín Almunia, gov.
Mr President, Commissioner, Mr Lemierre, ladies and gentlemen, I cannot add my voice to the praise heaped on the Bank by the rapporteur and the previous speakers.
Over lunch,Ministers unanimously agreed to put forward Mr Jean LEMIERRE, currently Chairman of the Economic and Financial Committee and Director of the French Treasury, as the EU candidate for the Presidency of the EBRD.
Ms Hübner and Mr Lemierre agreed that a tripartite meeting between the Commission, the EIB and the EBRD should take place immediately after a hoped-for settlement on the EU's financial perspectives from 2007 to 2013 at the end of June.
Speaking at the first MCCF assembly meeting in London,EBRD President Jean Lemierre said the region has huge potential to address the issues of climate change and energy security, which are two themes that dominate the global agenda.
Mr Lemierre, Chairman of the EFC outlined the main features of this report which covers the following issues: improved transparency and better policy making procedures; financial sector supervision; dealing with international capital flows; private sector involvement; exchange rate regimes; properly targeted and high-quality financial and technical assistance; as well as improved functioning of the Bretton Woods Institutions.
Following a direct overview from business people active in Morocco,Mr Jean Lemierre, President of the EBRD, drew on the experience of European transition countries to stress the importance of modernising the economies of the countries concerned and introducing the necessary structural reforms in order to underpin growth and attract foreign investment.
Mr President, Mr Lemierre, ladies and gentlemen, I wish to begin by welcoming Mr Lemierre and his colleagues to the European Parliament, and take this opportunity to express my warm thanks to you and the Bank's staff for the extraordinarily positive cooperation which we were able to establish during the preparation of this report.
Mr President, Commissioner, Mr Lemierre, since its creation, the EBRD has been a shining and undeniable example of the solidarity shown by democratic and developed societies.
On 22 April, it was the turn of Jean Lemierre, President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development(EBRD), to discuss with Mrs Hübner prospects for cooperation on regional policy in central and eastern Europe.