Examples of using Ms de in English and their translations into German
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Short history of MS De Holland.
Tell Ms de Lorca I worked till late.
Bar with stairs to the restaurant MS De Amsterdam.
I would like to thank Ms Wallström and Ms De Palacio for the action they have taken in the field of maritime safety.
Northern route Holland: bike& boat with MS De Holland.
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On 25 January he had held a meeting with Ms de Palacio, vice-president of the European Commission.
Therefore, she was renamed and now goes by the name of MS De Holland.
I would like to second what Ms De Lange said about those.
Ms De Smedt pointed out that currently there was no specific legal basis for the collection of statistics relating to health.
Northern route Holland: bike& boat with MS De Holland tour no.
The communication from Ms de Palacio proposes some short-term priorities for the harmonisation, which would be included in the first work programme adopted in the framework of the directive.
The Commission should contact in particular the ministers of health andeducation in the Northern Ireland Assembly, Ms de Brun and Mr Martin McGuinness.
The president proposed that the designated commissioners for transport and energy, Ms de Palacio del Valle Lersundi, and for the information society, Mr Liikanen, be invited to section meetings.
The Council took note of the Commission report on the proceedings on the creation of a single Europeansky in the High-Level Working Group chaired by Ms DE PALACIO.
The Council noted the presentation by the Commissioner, Ms DE PALACIO, of the proposal for a Directive on the promotion of electricity from renewable energy sources in the internal electricity market.
Pursuing its objective of becoming the forum for civil society, the Committee also organised the first convention of civil society at European level; this was held in Brussels on 15 and 16 October and attended by a number of prominent figures, including Finnish Minister for Labour Ms Mönkäre,Com mission Vice-President Ms de Palacio, former Commission President Mr Delors, and European Ombudsman Mr Söderman.
Member of the Commission.- Mr President, honourable Members, Ms de Brún, let me start by thanking you very much for the excellent work on the evaluation of the PEACE programme and also strategies for the future.
In April, Ms de Palacio, Vice-President of the Commission responsible for relations with the ESC, sent the Committee an indicative list setting out a large number of topics on the Commission's work programme for 2000 on which the Committee was likely to be consulted.
The Council took note of the proposal for a Regulation submitted by Ms DE PALACIO, Vice-President of the Commission, for the creation of a European organisation responsible for civil aviation safety(EASA) in the form of a Community agency.
More generally, Ms de Palacio stressed the urgency of improving transport infrastructures and referred to the undertaking given by the European Union to contribute to the development of ten pan-European corridors in order to facilitate trade and mobility Europe-wide.
The Council noted the presentation by Ms DE PALACIO, Vice-President of the Commission, on the Green Paper on a strategy for the future and place of different energy sources in improving the security of supply.
According to Ms de Palacio and Mr Busquin, the visit to this model research centre is a positive signal that the European nuclear industry and national agencies are preparing for long-term safe disposal of spent fuel and high-level waste, as proposed by the European Commission.
After a statement by Ms DE PALACIO the Council invited the Member States to send written contributions to the Commission with a view to the preparation of a consistent approach to the allocation of slots at Community airports.
With regard to the bottlenecks, Ms de Palacio will submit to the next Transport Council a working paper, which enhances that the bottlenecks are not only due to the technical capability, but also to problems of management or of technical interoperability.
Lastly, Ms de Palacio referred to the Commission's keen interest in closer cooperation between the European Union and the applicant countries on making nuclear plants safer; she welcomed the announcement that reactors in Slovakia, Bulgaria and Lithuania in disrepair were shortly to be shut down.
In a letter dated 12 November 2003 Ms de Palacio, Vice-President of the European Commission, requested the Committee to draw up an exploratory opinion on the Sustainable Development Strategy as an input to the main political orientations for a review of the strategy to be adopted by the Commission in May 2004.
As has been the tradition since 1995, Ms de Palacio, for the Commission, sent the Committee a list of items from its 2001 work programme(-¥ point 1209) on which it was hoped the Committee would make a contribution, and kept it informed of the Commission's position in three reports about action taken to follow up its opinions.
After the Commissioner, Ms DE PALACIO, had given a progress report on the liberalisation of the electricity and gas markets and outlined the role played here by the Florence process(electricity) and the Madrid process(gas), the Council discussed the present state of liberalisation of these markets Directives 96/92/EC(electricity) and 98/30/EC gas.
During her visit, Ms de Palacio had talks with a number of public figures in Lithuania, including the Prime Minister, Andris Bçrziòd, the Transport Minister, Anatolijs Gorbunovs, the Minister for Economic Affairs, Aigars Kalvîtis, Roberts Zîle, Minister responsible for cooperation with the international financial institutions, and Andris Piebalgs, Ambassador to the European Union.