Examples of using Juncker in English and their translations into Czech
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Why can't you call me Juncker?
FR Mr President, Mr Trichet,Mr Juncker, I should first like to thank our rapporteur for his excellent work.
Leave the finance ministers to Jean-Claude Juncker.
Firstly, as regards hopes for a fiscal stimulus,I quote Jean-Claude Juncker:'We have ruled out adopting a European revival plan.
I am sorry for once to have to contradict Mr Juncker.
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I am grateful to Mr Juncker for pointing out that indirect taxation should not be increased but reduced whenever possible.
Some people lay the blame at Mr Trichet's door,others blame Mr Juncker.
Be it Mr Blair, Mr Balkenende,Mr Jean-Claude Juncker or Mr Guy Verhofstadt, I think that we are entitled to a public debate.
On behalf of the PPE-DE Group.-(FR) Welcome to the two Jean-Claudes,President Trichet and President Juncker!
On behalf of the ALDE Group.-(DE) Mr President,Mr Trichet and Mr Juncker, ladies and gentlemen, I should like to second the compliment from the previous speaker.
As your question suggests,there is indeed no consensus on the proposals made recently by Prime Minister Juncker.
Jean-Claude Juncker, the Eurogroup Chairman, has just announced that growth will decline, that in 2008 it will no longer be 2.7%, but 1.6%, 1.7% or 1.8.
This is the thrust of the amendments adopted by Parliament, andwe should thank and congratulate Mr Juncker and you, Mr Van Rompuy, for having adopted them.
The President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, delivered the closing speech, which was on the state of Europe, and sponsored by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.
Fourthly, are you in contact with the Eurogroup President, the Prime Minister and finance minister,Mr Juncker, and, as President of the Commission, will you support him?
The President of the Euro Group, Mr Jean-Claude Juncker, has forecast growth to be between 1.6% and 1.8% this year, which is a drop of a full percentage point over last year.
Honourable Members, I just want to confirm what was said in a letterby Commissioner Rehn and the President of the Eurogroup, Jean-Claude Juncker, to you, President Buzek.
That's increasingly important now that European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has said he wants to double the size and timeline for the Investment Plan for Europe.
Jean-Claude Juncker once said,'If we do not rapidly redesign our social, pension and health systems so that they are fit for the future, we will become the losers in the globalisation process, instead of the winners.
The ECB must be protected against political meddling,by national authorities, for example, and I am glad too to hear Mr Juncker confirming this on behalf of the Eurogroup.
In other words, Mr Blair or Mr Juncker, or whoever the horse-trading might give us, would be the one who presented your Government's programme, which you had adopted in Stockholm.
IT Mr President, ladies andgentlemen, I would like to thank Commissioner Almunia and President Juncker for their work in developing this instrument, which is so important.
Finally, I would also like to support Mr Juncker and to say that increasing the stability fund, which was proposed by Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Director-General of the International Monetary Fund(IMF), is a good idea.
In that connection, I would like to wish the Prime Minister and Finance Minister of Luxembourg and President of the Eurogroup,Mr Jean-Claude Juncker, a very warm welcome to the European Parliament.
Jean-Claude Juncker reminded us last night, in his excellent speech in our debate on the 10th anniversary of the euro, that the Eurogroup made a number of representations to the Americans and others about the dangers that we were facing.
I will therefore ask you very specifically: in his role asPresident of the Eurogroup, Prime Minister Juncker has announced that he intends to take the initiative in the European Council with regard to the introduction of Eurobonds.
ES Mr President,Mr Trichet, Mr Juncker, the President of the European Central Bank and the President of the Eurogroup are in agreement that, for ten years, there has been consistent agreement about the relative roles of the various policies.
Homogenous markets are at the heart of the systemic failure that we have, andif really good operators like Mr Juncker and Mr Almunia cannot bring heterogeneity back to the markets, then we are only putting off failure to a future date.
EL Mr President,Jean-Claude Juncker said yesterday that we have been putting pressure on the Greek Government to take appropriate action since 2008, but that we have not gone public with the problems, because Eurogroup is an unofficial body.
There is nothing to prevent states from organising themselves better with regard to achieving proper coordination of their economic policies, whether it is inside the EU orespecially when representing Europe externally, as Jean-Claude Juncker so sensibly concluded just now.