Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Mr davignon in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Mr Davignon also went to Vienna for talks with the Austrian authorities on new European initiatives in the spheres of technology
The first annual report by the coordinator, Mr Davignon, published on 13 September,
The Community took part in various meetings organized by the IEA in 1983.4 In May Mr Davignon attended a ministerial meeting of the Governing Board which discussed the world energy situation
In his reply Mr Davignon stressed that the success of the special relations which the Community had established with the ACP countries inspired hopes in other areas which should not be disappointed.
The Commission was represented by Mr Thorn, Mr Davignon, Mr Richard
Mr Davignon, Vice-President of the Commission.-(FR)
clothing industry while retaining the full textile range- an objective which Mr Davignon, Vice-president of the Commission,
has really done everything it could, at the instigation of Mr Haferkamp, whom I am happy to see here, and Mr Davignon.
participate in our debate, however, Mr Davignon, you realize of course that in principle it is also addressed to the Commission.
the Commission would refer the honourable Member to the answer given on 18 March 1981 by Mr Davignon, Vice-President of the Commission, to Mr Berkhouwer's Written Question No 1773/80 of 12 January 1981.
Taking into account the statement on Greece by the Vice-President of the Commission, Mr Davignon, I shall vote in favour of the Pöttering report in the hope that Greece will well
Mr Davignon, Member of the Com mission, spoke in the European Parliament
also, shortly, of the results of the working party led by Mr Davignon, which the Commission and the Council asked to look into this issue.
Mr Davignon.-(FR) Mr Blumenfeld's question is in two parts.
Mr Davignon added that there was no discrimination against developing countries as regards transfers of technology.
On 12 September Mr Davignon attended a working meeting of representatives of the European Committee of Textile Trade Unions.
Mr Davignon.-(FR) The honourable Member seems to think that the Commission does not agree with what its information service published in Copenhagen.