Examples of using Lancker in English and their translations into German
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Thank you, Mrs Van Lancker.
Ms Anne VAN LANCKER Substitute.
President- Thank you, Mrs Van Lancker.
Ms Anne VAN LANCKER Member.
Van Lancker(PSE).-(NL) Mr President, Madam Com missioner, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to start by making an appeal to the European Parliament and all my colleagues.
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Mrs Anne E.M. VAN LANCKER Member.
Mrs Van Lancker should know better.
The Vice-Presidents are Antoinette Fouque(PSE, France), Francisca Bennasar Tous(PPE, Spain) and Helena Torres Marques(PSE, Portugal)who replaces Anne Van Lancker(PSE, Belgium).·.
Mrs Anne E.M. VAN LANCKER First ViceChairman.
Nassauer, Van Lancker, Schily(Council), Däubler-Gmelin(Counál), Gradin(Commission), Elliott, d'Ancona, Chanterie, Goerens, Schaffner, Mohamed Ali, Ceyhun, Pradier, Buffetaut, Lindeperg, Däubler-Gmelin.
CS First of all,I would like to express my admiration for Mrs Anne Van Lancker, who did not collapse under the weight of amendments and did not allow her report to be watered down.
Mrs Van Lancker said the proposal is based on a Council framework decision which will look in particular at how to ensure that all Member States have common definitions, common criminal offences and common sanctions.
It would therefore be completely implausible if we were to adopt amendments in thisParliament tomorrow which would force the Van Lancker report to make a step backwards in relation to the effective provisions in the Member States.
B4-1065/96, by Mr Van Lancker and others, on behalf of the Group of the Party of European Socialists, on practices associated with the expulsion and. removal of unlawfully resident thhd country nationals;
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I am delighted with today's report on the functioning and future of the Schengen Agreements, and I wish in particular to compliment the Committee on Civil Liberties and Internal Affairs and its rapporteur,Mrs Van Lancker.
Mr President,firstly I should like to thank Mrs Van Lancker for her excellent report on the situation of frontier workers and, in particular, the social and fiscal problems that these workers face.
Mr President, the dual German Presidency for the next six months of both the European Union and the Schengen area gives weight to the recommendation to the Council from the Committee on Civil Liberties and Internal Affairs,presented by our colleague Mrs Van Lancker.
The proposal for a recommendation(A4-0006/99) by Mrs Van Lancker, on behalf of the Committee on Civil Liberties and Internal Affairs, on the programme of activities to be conducted under the Schengen cooperation arrangements up to June 1999.
Therefore, in addition to the draftspeople of the opinion, I would also like to thank a number of people by name for their extremely constructive contributions to the report. They are Mr Richard Howitt, rapporteur for the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs,Mrs Anne Van Lancker, Mrs Joke Swiebel, Mrs Sarah Ludford and Mr Arie Oostlander.
I think that it would havebeen better to concentrate on what Mrs Van Lancker said- that we clearly integrate the social dimension, a policy for all those who are outside the labour market and have no share in prosperity.
Mrs Van Lancker already indicated that there is no comparable system in Belgium, and we are, of course, unable to dash such an evaluation off for the 15 Member States, let alone for the 25 Member States following enlargement.
All this presupposes the full support of the social partners.Anne Van Lancker is right, however; we also need agreements between them and NGOs, the representatives of civil society and, of course, the European Parliament.
Ms Anne VAN LANCKER- European Parliament 2.Mr Proinsias DE ROSSA- Ireland(Parliament) 3.Mr Vytenis ANDRIUKAITIS- Lithuania(Parliament) 4.Mr Ben FAYOT- Luxembourg(Parliament) 5.Mr Jürgen MEYER- Germany(Parliament) 6.Ms Eduarda AZEVEDO- Portugal(Parliament) 7.Mr Paraskevas AVGERINOS- Greece(Parliament) 8.Mr Carlos CARNERO- European Parliament 9.Mr Danny PIETERS- Belgium(Parliament) 10.Mr Antonio TAJANI- European Parliament 11.Mr Jan KOHOUT- Czech Republic(Government) 12.Mr Frans TIMMERMANS- Netherlands(Parliament) 13.Mr Per DALGAARD- Denmark Parliament.
I should therefore like to congratulate the Committee on Development andalso Mrs Van Lancker, who have made sure that this debate is being held here today and that tomorrow, we will be adopting a resolution which gives a detailed account of what has gone wrong.
The EPLP has voted for the Van Lancker report on the social agenda because there are many positive aspects to this report on the European social agenda and this text will inform the Nice summit and the Commission work programme, but is not legislative.
I would also like to say-and here I am addressing Mrs Van Lancker, in particular- that we are considering providing the explicit possibility for Member States to notify measures benefiting workers who are not covered by the definition of disadvantaged workers.
NL The SP MEPs Anne Van Lancker and Kathleen Van Brempt have abstained from the vote on paragraphs 19 and 20 of the resolution on respect for human rights in the European Union, in which Belgium is urged to ratify the 1995 European Framework Convention for the protection of national minorities and the 1998 European Charter for Regional and Minority Languages.
As for the fixing of a percentage, Mrs van Lancker, even if I agree in general what you say, I would like to emphasise that we do not determine such a percentage ourselves: it is determined by the partner countries.
On behalf of the PSE Group.-(SV) Mr President, when Anne Van Lancker began working on the European Parliament's response, she planned to concentrate on a few important points, since we knew that both the Commission and the Council would propose that the guidelines should not be amended at all.
The next item is the report(A5-0291/2000) by Mrs Van Lancker, on behalf of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, on the Commission communication to the Council, the European Parliament, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions on the social policy agenda COM(2000) 379- C5-0508/2000- 2000/2219COS.