Examples of using Mr pöttering in English and their translations into Swedish
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including Mr Pöttering.
We are here to debate the Lisbon Treaty so I would have reminded Mr Pöttering that his own country, Germany, has not yet ratified.
When the President of this House, Mr Pöttering, said just now that,
As Mr Pöttering has said, this system is
Mr Pöttering, during the two and a half years of your presidency,
I very much regret that Mr Pöttering did not give me the floor when I requested it,
We came very close to a catastrophe but, thanks to Europe- a determined Europe- such a catastrophe did not occur, even though, Mr Pöttering, a great deal of work will of course need to be done to ease tensions in that part of the world.
As you said, the other presidents before Mr Pöttering have all made a major contribution to this outcome:
why not, Mr Pöttering?- to do so within the framework of the Union for the Mediterranean.
He was allowed by the President, Mr Pöttering, to get up and to say that my comments had been untrue
I would not dream of insinuating that this was because Mr Pöttering and Mr Schulz are buddies- alte Kameraden as one might put it in German-
It must also be said that an unpleasant incident occurred when here in this Chamber we demonstrated for a referendum, and Mr Pöttering called in security,
I think Mr Pöttering stressed something which is very important,
I just wanted to stress that the President of Parliament, Mr Pöttering, was quite right to say he was speaking in a personal capacity.
I am glad that the President of the European Parliament, Mr Pöttering, will not be going to China.
The President of the European Commission, Mr Barroso, the President of the European Parliament, Mr Pöttering, and the President of the European Council, Mr Sócrates, each delivered a speech welcoming the signing of the Treaty.
I truly welcome the comments by the Commissioner and Mr Pöttering, in denouncing in no uncertain terms the grave responsibility that Hamas bears for having put an end to the truce,
And, my colleague Mr Pöttering, Commissioner Kinnock has already said that certainly as far as whistle-blowers are concerned,
I regret that our President, Mr Pöttering, chose to use Rule 145 to allow Martin Schulz to take the floor this morning