Examples of using Malcolm harbour in English and their translations into German
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I hope you will nevertheless allow me to reiterate the birthday wishes I expressed yesterday evening to my friend Malcolm Harbour.
The first point is that I am actually playing the‘good cop' as opposed to the‘bad cop' like Malcolm Harbour.
Malcolm Harbour called for a strategic approach to consumer rights at European level
I would like to congratulate Malcolm Harbour on an unusually well-informed report which addresses many important issues.
The admirable report by Malcolm Harbour invites us to look at our research initiative
I would like to compliment my colleague, Malcolm Harbour, for thrashing out a compromise text with the Council over this vexed issue known as Amendment 138.
It is important that the Member States should be with us on this issue, although I must concur with Malcolm Harbour: the Council is notably absent.
allow me to begin by wishing Malcolm Harbour a happy birthday.
also of course Malcolm Harbour, and many others besides.
Mr President, first can I congratulate Malcolm Harbour, the rapporteur, on his own-initiative report on the Next Generation Internet: the need for an EU research initiative.
of digital progress and concerns since our last exchange- I will send it today as a letter to Malcolm Harbour.
The protection of consumers referred to in the regulations discussed in Malcolm Harbour's report is very closely connected with proper allocation of the digital dividend, which consumers are awaiting.
Catherine Guy-Quint, Malcolm Harbour and José Javier Pomés Ruiz; OJ C228 of 13 August 2001.
let me thank Malcolm Harbour, Catherine Trautmann
I wish to thank my colleagues Malcolm Harbour and Evelyne Gebhardt,
concluded Malcolm Harbour, President of the Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee at the European Parliament.
If Malcolm Harbour is still here,
My final comments relate to the report by Malcolm Harbour, whom I wish to thank for the quality of his work;
I therefore welcome Malcolm Harbour's report, on the basis of which providers must supply consumers with transparent
Consumer Protection and its Chair, Malcolm Harbour, on the Services Directive,