Examples of 'heinisch' in a sentence
Meaning of "heinisch"
heinisch (adjective) - refers to something that is related to the House of Habsburg, an Austrian royal dynasty. It can also describe characteristics associated with Austrian culture and history
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Heinisch classify as they see fit.
The future of rural areas in the face of demographic change proposal by Ms Heinisch.
Heinisch action plan here in the near future.
The group appointed Mrs Heinisch as the new president.
Heinisch or contribution and reimbursement obligations of national health insurance schemes is unnecessary.
The President asked Ms Heinisch to present the opinion.
Heinisch endeavours must also be made to improve the professionalism of the instructors.
Europe needs to facilitate access to information ondemographic change, ' Ms Heinisch said.
Ms Heinisch wants to extend a teacher platform to create a network of teachers.
Europe needs to facilitate access to information on demographic change ", Mrs Heinisch said.
Ms Heinisch raised the question of the age at which individuals were considered elderly.
There are many issues where there is a lack of easily obtainable information ", continued Mrs Heinisch.
Ms Heinisch then outlined the main recommendations contained in the draft opinion.
Rapporteur working without a study group, Ms Heinisch.
Heinisch has been diluted by comparison with the original Com mission proposal.
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Electronic information to ensure the safe use of medicines - Ms Heinisch.
Heinisch lines for the next generation of European training pro grammes.
The meeting was opened by the outgoing president, Mrs Heinisch.
Ms Heinisch agreed on this point and also drew attention to the role of grandparents.
Who would like to speak in sup port of it? Frau Heinisch.
Ms Heinisch thanked members for their kind words and replied to the points made.
Discussion of the working document drawn up by the rapporteur, Mrs Heinisch.
Mrs Heinisch asked for more visibility and closer cooperation with the communication group.
Hearing on The involvement and participation of older people in society, chaired by Ms Heinisch.
Ms Heinisch questioned the Commission representative about measures taken to assist young and elderly people.
The rapporteur was Ms Cser and the co ‑ rapporteur was Ms Heinisch.
Ms Heinisch rapporteur working alone.
Rapporteur working alone, Renate Heinisch.
Ms Heinisch presented her opinion.
You said you agree with both me and Mr Bowe, but also with Mrs Heinisch.
Ms Heinisch commented on the contributions.
The rapporteur was Mr Buffetaut, and the co-rapporteur was Ms Heinisch.
Renate Heinisch and Xavier Verboven briefly presented the work of the coordination group.
Research and sustainable development Marset Campos, McNally, Heinisch.
Heinisch distribution of powers in the European Union.
Amendment to section 1, category of “ elderly persons ” Heinisch.
Ms Heinisch and Mr Kleeman tabled the following amendment.
Renate Heinisch DE-Gr.
Heinisch rules, which serves primarily to protect patients and consumers.
Mrs Heinisch rapporteur.
Ms Heinisch participated in the Conference.
Heinisch cepted was my proposal for a definition of the term 'place of higher education'.
Heinisch ing in any form should not be tolerated under any circumstances. stances.
Heinisch not to genetically modified substances, which is what the résolution now refers to.
Heinisch very ambitious one: the establishment of political and economic association between the parties.
Mrs Heinisch said she had encountered problems when opening e-mail attachments.
Ms Heinisch presented the following two amendments, which had been tabled by Ms Attard.
Ms Heinisch and Ms Attard, inter alia, spoke in the general discussion which followed.
Ms Heinisch felt that the group 's remit should be incorporated into the Rules of Procedure.
Ms Heinisch and Ms Ouin were praised for their going-local activities.
