Examples of using Mr pompidou in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
Energy under the guidance of Mr Pompidou.
Technological Development and Energy, Mr Pompidou, for the thorough work that has gone into this report.
in his recommendation for second reading, Mr Pompidou proposes that we give an opinion on six amendments,
The committee's rapporteur, Mr Pompidou, rightly emphasized the importance of the stage of technological development of partners in cooperation,
as well as the emphasis on this particular aspect contained in the motion for a resolution which means that the PPE Group wishes to congratulate Mr Pompidou and also the Commission for its communication.
others such as Mr Ford and Mr Pompidou for the kind remarks they have made about the evolution of Commission policy
B3-1601/93, by Mr Pompidou and others, Doc.
B3-356/90 by Mr Pompidou and others, Doc.
On behalf of the PPE Group I welcome Mr Pompidou's report.
This is an important point made by Mr Pompidou and we should remember it.
I tabled several amendments in committee which Mr Pompidou and the committee endorsed.
At the instigation of Mr Pompidou, the rapporteur, the European Parliament has therefore insisted on greater protection of the public health.
good report that Mr Pompidou has produced.
B3340/91 by Mr Pompidou and others, on behalf of the Group of the European Democratic Alliance, on the cholera epidemic in Peru;
I should like to thank Mr Pompidou in particular for reintroducing a number of what I consider to be very good proposals that we had made.
And in answer to Mr Pompidou, I would like to say that from the European standpoint,
Thanks to the former President of the European Patent Office, Mr Pompidou, in around four years' time, China will actually have overtaken us in terms of the number of patents.
Second, I agree with the clarifications and remarks by Mr Pompidou to the effect that we cannot inform the general public of our concerns unless there are sufficient scientific grounds.
