Examples of using Patten will in English and their translations into German
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I suspect Commissioner Patten will agree with that point.
Mr Patten will meet Mr Faisal Husseini at a later stage.
The links between the Stability Pact, the Agency and the action undertaken by my colleague, Mr Patten will probably, at the right time, be open to suggestion.
Commissioner Patten will no doubt also say a little about this.
During his visit Commission Patten will give a speech at the University of Tirana.
Mr Patten will welcome Lebanon's readiness to co-operate on counter-terrorism, confirmed by an exchange of letters in June 2002.
While welcoming the completion of the Constitutional Charter Commissioner Patten will underline his concern at the lack of significant progress on the Internal Market and Trade Action Plan due by the end of March.
Mr Patten will also discuss developments in the Middle East, and in particular the need to avoid any escalation of the conflict with Israel.
To this end, Commissioners Lamy and Patten will hold a meeting with the Mercosur ministers on 23 July in Brasilia.
Commissioner Patten will also address the contribution of a new WTO round in the context of globalisation and global governance.
President Prodi and Commissioner Patten will take this opportunity to update President Saakashvili on the EU Neighbourhood Policy.
Commissioner Patten will use this opportunity to launch a new political initiative aiming at reassembling all major players in Latin America around the need for action in the field of social cohesion, as a means for economic growth and political stability.
The Conference of Donors, which Chris Patten will refer to, may work and may be a considerable help from an economic point of view.
Commissioner Patten will discuss with senior members of the government the future of this initiative, the potential for EU-Turkey co-operation on this issue.
My colleague Chris Patten will be addressing this House tomorrow evening on the international agreement.
Commissioner Patten will underline the continued commitment of the EU to the ASEM process as the main vehicle for dialogue between Asia and Europe on global issues.
In Belgrade, Commissioner Patten will meet the State President, the Foreign Affairs Minister and the Speaker of Parliament.
Commissioner Patten will reiterate the European Commission's determination to help Croatia in its progress towards its goal.
Upon arrival in Bishkek, Commissioner Patten will meet with Prime Minister Nikolai Tanaev and local representatives from civil society and NGOs.
Commissioner Patten will make his decision known in Luxembourg at today's meeting of the External Relations Council.
Commissioner Patten will visit Sri Lanka on 25 and 26 November 2003 as planned.
Commissioner Patten will indicate the EC's interest in backing the project.
Commissioner Patten will also announce a common work programme with the Inter-American Development Bank on this issue.
Commissioner Patten will point out that benefits from this process will depend on Kosovo's own efforts to make the necessary reforms.
Commissioner Patten will also urge political leaders to fully cooperate with the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia ICTY.
Commissioner Patten will report back on his recent visit to Afghanistan, underlining Europe's substantial and long-term contribution to reconstruction, and the fight against drugs.
Commissioner Patten will have the opportunity to meet the new Prime Minister Miro and gain first hand insights into the new government's plans for economic reform and modernisation.
President Prodi and Commissioner Patten will take this opportunity to reaffirm the EU's determination to bring Georgia closer to Europe and its support to the Georgian government's reform programme.
External relations Commissioner Chris Patten will meet Foreign Minister Ivanov to discuss all aspects of mutual interest in foreign policy, from the common economic space to global stability and security.
Thirdly, actions of an economic nature. Commissioner Patten will talk about this in more detail, but, in any event, you must be aware that we are prepared to continue helping to ensure that, from an economic point of view, this peace process does not have to suffer from a lack of resources from the European Union.