Examples of using Lancker in English and their translations into Danish
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Thank you, Mrs Van Lancker.
Mrs Van Lancker should know better.
Question No 108 by Anne Van Lancker H-l 161/98.
Mrs Van Lancker spoke about the pension system.
I agree with Mrs Van Lancker in this regard.
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Question 53(Lomas): Racism in Brussels Flynn(Commission), Lomas,Flynn, Van Lancker, Flynn.
Madam President, Mrs Van Lancker is quite right.
Ms Anne Van Lancker, member of the European Parliament, Belgium.
Question No 85 by Anne E.M. Van Lancker H-0350/02.
Like Mrs Van Lancker, I am a product of such a measure.
I very much support what Mrs Van Lancker said here.
I think that Mrs van Lancker has elaborated the essential points.
President.- Question No 63 by Anne Van Lancker H-0114/98.
I would like to thank Mrs Van Lancker and her colleagues for the encouraging support given to the EURES network.
I agree with what Mr Andersson,Mrs Van Lancker and Mrs O'Toole said.
I think Mrs Lancker is 100% right if she says that this report ought to be read thoroughly by all our regional and other authorities.
RO I congratulate Anne Van Lancker for the report.
On behalf of the Spanish Partido Popular delegation in the PPE andspeaking personally also, I should like to draw attention to the following aspects in the Van Lancker report.
I am the shadow rapporteur for the report by Anne Van Lancker of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs.
Schily, President-in-ODîce of the Council.-(DE) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,Mrs Van Lancker and Mr Nassauer.
Public procurement Tappin,Van Lancker, Paasilinna, Peijs, Schórling, Secchi, Langen, Monti(Commission), Schäfer.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,Mrs Van Lancker and Mr Nassauer.
DA The Danish Social Democrats voted against the Van Lancker report because it contains many points that conflict with Denmark's reservations as regards cooperation on justice and home affairs.
However, I shall try to make my group's position on the Van Lancker report clear.
Mr President, I should like to start by thanking Anne van Lancker, who has made a huge effort to bring about a consensus here in the House.
Mr President, I too would like to congratulate the rapporteur for his serious and very painstaking approach to this work and would support many of his introductory remarks and also many of thosemade by my colleague, Mrs Van Lancker.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, there are two people here today who deserve special congratulations,one being Anna Lancker, for her outstanding report, and the other being Anna Diamantopoulou, for her outstanding submission.
Monti, Member of the Commission.-(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I am delighted with today's report on the functioning and future of the Schengen Agree ments, and I wish in particular to compliment the Committee on Civil Liberties and Internal Affairs and its rapporteur,Mis Van Lancker.
I would like to make one more point. Paragraph 1(2)of the version of the Van Lancker report that I have before me seems to suggest that the Treaty of Amsterdam came into force a year ago- this must be one of those pre-cessions the President-in-Office was talking about this morning!
That is why the Van Lancker report is so urgently needed, because it exposes matters which admittedly affect frontier workers in the first instance, but which also have everything to do with bringing flexibility to the labour market, not only within countries but also in possible employment situations spanning different countries.