Examples of using Willockx in English and their translations into German
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It looks really excellent!"- P. Willockx.
Freddy WILLOCKX Minister for Posts and Telecommunications.
This picture has been kindly sent by Jurgen Willockx from Belgium.
Willockx(PSE).-(NL) Mr President, I think there is a misunderstanding.
Consequently, I am voting against the Willockx report.
I am sorry, Mr Willockx, but public deficits have never created jobs.
My last andfinal word is to my old friend Freddy Willockx: Yes.
Question No 61 by Frederik Willockx(H-0524/96) Subject: Support for the dredging industry.
Willockx(PSE).-(NL) Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I am going to deal with four points.
Question No 78 by Frederik Willockx H-0669/97.
To Mr Willockx my answer is: no, don't worry, the stability pact will not be deflationary in nature.
Mr President, I would like to thank Mr Willockx for his report and Mr Chanterie for his opinion.
Willockx(PSE), in writing.-(NL) I voted against the interinstitutional agreement for the following reasons.
Mr President, our group has not difficulty voting for this reportand we would like to thank and congratulate Mr Willockx again.
Report(A4-0028/94) by Mr Willockx on behalf of the Committee on Budgets on the financing of the CFSP.
Willockx(PSE).-(NL) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, fraud is always very damaging both socially and economically.
As part of the preparatory work for the RoundTable on the question of pensions, the then Minister of Pensions, F. Willockx, asked the Bureau du Plan to update its long-term projections in the light of the new demographic outlook, the February 1993 medium-term macroeconomic outlook and the 1991 observed values of the macro-economic, socioeconomic and financial aggregates.
Willockx(PSE).-(NL) Mr President, having listened for 26 minutes to the very interesting statement by the Commissioner, I hope you will allow me just a few moments to reply.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the comments made today by the rapporteur,Mr Willockx, make the specific point of reminding us of the finality of economic and monetary union, and I would like to congratulate the rapporteur, and all those who have spoken in this House this morning.
Willockx(PSE).-(NL) Mr President, after the interesting debate we had yesterday I must acknowledge that Mr Her man's amendments meet the difficulties with our Amendments Nos 6 and 7.
I must admit, Mr Willockx, that you have expressed a clearer position today, which I cannot find so easily in the report.
Mr President, Mr Willockx' report is of an extremely high quality and I in turn would like to congratulate the author and underline that it concerns probably one of the most difficult subjects that we will have to face up to in the coming years.
Report(A4-0255/97) by Mr Willockx, on behalf of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy, on the convergence criteria, the third phase of economic and monetary union and the differ ent systems of social security.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I am very grateful to Mr Willockx for having clearly shown in his report the extent to which social and economic policy are interdependent rather than being mutually exclusive or opposites, whereas for that very reason it has already virtually become commonplace within the 15 Member States of the European Union to attribute the growing pressure for reform which exists at many levels in politics solely to the EU.