Examples of using Mr borloo in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Mr Borloo is on his way here.
But it will Mr Borloo, will it not?
Mr Borloo, you spoke about special arrangements for some countries in difficulty.
The fact is, however, that Mr Borloo was very tired.
Mr Borloo gave the answer and the solution reached by the French presidency was very wise.
We shall vote on whether to suspend the plenary sitting of Parliament until Mr Borloo arrives.
Mr Borloo will speak after the political groups, and Mr Borloo will speak again at the end of the debate.
DE Mr President,I should like to thank the President-in-Office of the Council, Mr Borloo.
On behalf of the ALDE Group.-(FR) Mr Borloo, we were told that you had come from Paris by plane.
It was the French Presidency that enabled an agreement on energy to be reached andI should like to thank Mr Borloo and Mrs Kosciuszko-Morizet for that.
I should like to thank all of the parties concerned,and the Presidency and Mr Borloo's team, in particular, for their efforts.
Could you tell us, Mr Borloo, if you have high hopes of the energy-climate package being adopted at any time in the weeks ahead?
He will now be given the floor again and Mr Borloo and Mr Le Maire will remain with us.
Thank you, Mr Borloo, and Mr Dimas, too; your opinion as you expressed it is clear and will help us bring this difficult work to its conclusion with tomorrow's vote.
It is the clear will of the people in this Chamber to have Mr Borloo here and to hear what he has to say before the debate, so let us wait.
Mr Borloo is right to stress the need for an agreement at Heads of State or Government level, but we must not dispense with the contribution of Members directly elected by the peoples of Europe.
DE Mr President,Mr Le Maire, Mr Borloo, in recent months the EU has very much proved its worth.
Security is all too often equated with defence whereas, to my mind, when you talk about security- andon this I am in sympathy with what Mr Borloo has just said- you start by talking about compliance with international law.
I request that the sitting be suspended until Mr Borloo arrives, not to change the agenda but just to suspend the sitting briefly until Mr Borloo is present.
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.-(FR) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Mr Goebbels is quite right that there ismassive speculation in oil prices, and indeed Mr Borloo and Mr Piebalgs have said the same.
ES Madam President,Mr Dimas, Mr Borloo, ladies and gentlemen, it is time to act.
FR Mr Borloo, Mr Piebalgs,Mr Dimas, ladies and gentlemen, first of all I would like to congratulate the French Presidency on the efforts it is making to conclude this climate change package.
I am already of the opinion that we should suspend the debate until Mr Borloo is here, then hear the Council and after that continue our discussions, for I do not want this to be a show event.
Mr Borloo had to get a wheelbarrow filled with 26 frogs to the other side without any of them jumping out, while Mrs Doyle's mission was to get a whole wheelbarrow full of hundreds of biting frogs to the other side.
PL Mr President, first andforemost I should like to thank Mr Borloo for his excellent preparation for the negotiations on the climate package and for steering them through to their conclusion.
The order of business states that Mr Borloo and also Mr Dimas and Mr Piebalgs will be taking the floor again after the speeches by the chairmen of the political groups.
On behalf of the GUE/NGL Group.-(IT) Mr President,ladies and gentlemen, Mr Borloo, Mr Piebalgs,Mr Dimas, some say that the European 20/20/20 directive imposes excessively high costs on the economy of the European Union.
Author.-(FR) Mr President, Mr Borloo, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, the increase in energy prices is having all kinds of negative effects, the most obvious being the rise in the cost of living for our fellow citizens.
The European Union is the region of the world that invests most heavily in research, andby our package and by the provision that Mr Borloo referred to previously of investing the proceeds from auctioning 300 million tonnes of carbon dioxide by 2015, which could be about EUR 9 billion, we are going to invest even more in research.