Examples of using Poettering in English and their translations into German
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As Mr Poettering said, the aid supplied by Russia does not arrive at its destination either.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, what Mr Poettering has just said is true of my own group as well.
Mr Poettering made it clear that his own group needed to discuss this; I said the same on behalf of my own, and other Members did likewise.
I should like to ask Messrs Poettering and Barón Crespo to reconsider their words.
Mr Poettering, you can be as sophisticated as you like- the disgraceful conduct of your group colleagues in committee was not the disgraceful conduct of other Members from other groups.
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If a Group believes that this subject ought to have been debated here today or tomorrow,Mr Poettering, then a telephone call would have sufficed.
Secondly, Mr Poettering, let me make the following point. I did not speak last time in Brussels.
Then there is the reform of the Stability Pact, about which few have spoken this morning butwhich is facing the challenge referred to by Mr Poettering this morning when he called for stability and flexibility.
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We expect the European Union institutions to pull together, and we call on the Commission to actively support the efforts of the European Parliament and its President,Mr Poettering, to revitalise the EMPA.
Heckling, interjection by Mr Poettering Mr Poettering says no-one believes that and so your problem is solved!
A number of members of my group put their names to this initiative, convinced that it would be a means of obtaining the necessary public explanations regarding the allegations that had been circulating and were consequently not expelled from our group,Mr Poettering.
We hope it is permanent, but Mr Poettering is absolutely right: there can be and should be no reward for doing what is right.
Mr Poettering, are you proposing on behalf of the Group of the European Peoples' Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats that Mr McCreevy appear or are you proposing that we vote if Mr McCreevy appears?
I do not understand what underlying motives Mr Poettering or Mr von Wogau have in submitting this request. I myself shall raise another issue.
I can tell Mr Poettering that it is not a matter of‘if need be', but this very day, in the Conference of Presidents, we will be asking for a temporary committee to examine this matter.
Those are concerns that have been expressed from many quarters, including Mr Poettering and Mr Brok, and- if I can put it that way- also from the other side, by Mr Schulz and Mr Lagendijk.
Our own President, Mr Poettering, signed a document on behalf of myself and my fellow MEPs, even though we had still not been shown the wording and had had no opportunity to influence it.
I wish to say again in this House that I have nothing but praise for the loyalty andcooperation demonstrated by Mr Poettering in the Conference of Presidents, where we have sat together for seven and a half years.
I agree fully with the view expressed by Mr Poettering and Mrs Doyle that there can be no question of casting collective blame on any group of people or nations for the scourge of terrorism.
I would like to reply to Mr Poettering who made a request at the beginning of the sitting: the European Councils of Cologne and Tampere established a body responsible for drawing up a Charter of Fundamental Rights.
Mr President, on a point of order, I wish to deny most vehemently what Mr Poettering has just said, announcing quite prematurely that this report could appear on the agenda of the forthcoming Brussels mini-session.
I urge Mr Poettering in future to listen to what other Members say before he decides to attack them and to distinguish between a genuine concern for Parliament's reputation and procedures, and party political points.
This is of no small importance,and I am very grateful to Mr Poettering and I would not like him to feel embarrassed because the left likes him so much today or because I usually respond to problems in a cross-party way.
B3-1049/90 by Mr Poettering and others, to the foreign ministers meeting in European political cooperation, on the Irish Presidency's views on security policy cooperation in the context of EPC and the realignment of relations between States in Europe.
In this respect also I would ask Mr Poettering to speak with his political friends in the governments in order to achieve a process of reducing tension, which is essential to the future of humanity.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, as Mr Poettering and Mr Swoboda said, our vote, which is along the same lines, obviously does not prejudge the outcome of the investigation that is going to be conducted.
Lastly, a personal response to Mr Poettering: I would remind him, first of all, of the total legitimacy of the document containing my opinions, my experiences and my dreams, too, regarding the future of Europe.
I look forward to working closely with President Poettering and with this Parliament, and with colleagues in the European Council, to deliver real reform in Europe and real change for Europe's citizens to the end of this decade.
Mr President, I should like publicly to thank Mr Poettering, the chairman of our parliamentary group, for his proposal that we discuss the situation in the European Union in detail today, together with progress with the ratification of the European Constitution.