Examples of using Mr borrell in English and their translations into Slovak
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The problem was raised by Mr Borrell.
Lunch with Mr Borrell, President of the EP.
Finally I would like tosay that I am in complete agreement with the views that Mr Borrell expressed so clearly.
Intervention by Mr Borrell, President of the Committee on Development of the European Parliament.
Ms Lagarde is the second French head of the ECB,Mr Michel is the second Belgian as the head of the European Council and Mr Borrell is the second Spanish High Representative.
By the way, Mr Borrell told me that Commissioner Michel gave a brilliant performance at the Lisbon meeting last weekend.
I hope you will allow me, since we are looking back over the past five years,to pay tribute also to your predecessor, Mr Borrell, who manifested the same qualities of impartiality and leadership.
Unlike Mr Borrell, I do no believe that we should be regulating, but that we should be providing greater competition.
As in the case for antipersonnel landmines, explosive remnants of war pose great threats to the lives and safety of civilian populations andI would like to comprehensively answer the questions that Mr Borrell Fontelles has asked here.
Obviously I at one with Mr Borrell in congratulating, first of all, Spain, because it is true that in a sense it is unfair.
Finally, as regards your third question, I can say that the recent decisions taken by Austria and Belgium on the prohibition of clustermunitions, as referred to by Mr Borrell in his question, have been taken, as you know, on a purely national basis.
Let me refer you to the idea we and Mr Borrell put forward, of setting up an international loan that would be tied to CO2 emission quotas.
(NL) Madam President, Commissioner, Minister, President-in-Office of the Council, I would like to use my turn to speak to support both the question andthe way it has been worded by Mr Borrell, as well as our joint motion for a resolution on this issue.
Of course, Mr Borrell, total vigilance will be required in order to observe whether the Member States or some of the Member States will not compensate for the commitment they have undertaken here.
President-in-Office of the Council.-(PT) Madam President, Commissioner,ladies and gentlemen, Mr Borrell, I should firstly like to thank you for your three questions on this specific issue of the ban on cluster bombs.
(FR) Madam President, Mr President-in-Office, Commissioner, much has already been said on this subject and we of course deplore- the word is hardly strong enough- the use of cluster munitions, which have caused so muchserious damage in a number of countries, and I wish to thank Mr Borrell for having in fact raised this disturbing issue.
We all agree, as I said in my opening statement and need not repeat: Accra is a political rendezvous and I ask you- knowing that you are all aware that we have to do this- to mobilise our Member States so that they deliver on their commitments and agree to observe a calendar that demonstrates,as I believe Mr Borrell said, that they have a real political resolve and will keep their promises.
In conclusion, I would like to assure you, Mr Borrell Fontelles, and also the European Parliament, that the Commission will continue to make its best efforts to support all the multilateral initiatives that are aimed at a comprehensive and effective ban on cluster mines.
I can therefore only support the remarks made by Mr Borrell and Mrs Scheele: we must also use European money to set up women's dormitories that can serve as a kind of refuge for those returning from their stay in hospital, and where they can then try to build a new life.
Mr Josep Borrell Fontelles, President of the European Parliament, and Mr Diamandouros at a reception tomark the tenth anniversary of the European Ombudsman. Strasbourg, France, 27 September 2005.
APPLICATION for a declaration that the action of Mr Josep Borrell Fontelles, then President of the European Parliament, in the reference for a preliminary ruling in Case C-305/05 was unlawful.