Examples of using Reinfeldt in English and their translations into Polish
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here I disagree with you, Mr Reinfeldt.
In conjunction with the discussions on the Lisbon Treaty, Prime Minister Reinfeldt should have acted like a champion of democracy by stating that the results of the referendums in fact meant that the Treaty had failed.
Furthermore, Reinfeldt could have called for a more intergovernmental treaty, argued for flexible integration,
I would like to say this to you, Mr Reinfeldt: what seriously jeopardises jobs in Europe
Commissioner Hübner and Premier Reinfeldt will open a stakeholder conference in Stockholm, attended by representatives of Member States,
the Swedish Prime Minister, Fredrik Reinfeldt.
Mr President, Mr Reinfeldt, Mr Barroso,
so thank you once again, Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, for organising that video conference.
Two weeks ago, Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt stood in Parliament in Brussels
Mr Barroso and Mr Reinfeldt, being on our side.
It is your responsibility, Mr Reinfeldt, to say to your colleagues that a better way to deal with this is,
And that is why I stated very quickly- and Prime Minister Reinfeldt knows what I think about it- that it is one thing to wait for some weeks and another thing to be waiting
Mr Reinfeldt, to show once again the importance we attach to the reform of this sector in Ukraine.
Mr Reinfeldt, after having spent four days in Copenhagen, I find it extremely difficult to listen to the words'leading role of the European Union.
During these six months, together with Prime Minister Reinfeldt, we spoke with Obama;
Mr Reinfeldt, ladies and gentlemen,
Mr Reinfeldt, I would like to know your view,
I would like to thank Prime Minister Reinfeldt, Minister Malmström,
Mr Reinfeldt, and the Prime Minister of Spain, Mr Zapatero.
Mr Van Rompuy, and the President-in-Office of the Council, Mr Reinfeldt, that this last month of the Presidency will be conducted according to the old principles.