Examples of using Kinnock in English and their translations into Dutch
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Statement by Mr Neil Kinnock, Member of the Commission,
The statements by Mr Kinnock and the members who spoke during the debate are appended to these minutes.
The ESC president, Mr Jenkins, welcomed Mr Kinnock to the plenary session
The president announced that Commissioner Kinnock was highly likely to attend the January session,
My second question is to ask Mr Kinnock whether he shares my great concern about the lack of interest being shown in his reforms by the Council.
I just want to ask Mr Kinnock, can we be sure that all these excellent reforms will also be implemented in this House?
B5-0016/2004 by Glenys Kinnock and Margrietus J. van den Berg,
Mrs Kinnock and Mr van den Berg,
Taking advantage of Mr Kinnock once again, I propose that he replies to one last question.
B5-0304/2003 by Mrs Glenys Kinnock and Mr Martin Schulz, on behalf of the PSE Group, on the situation in Zimbabwe;
So I ask Mr Kinnock to let his heartstrings be stirred by my problem
Let me say a few words on the peace facility in response to Mrs Kinnock and Mrs Karamanou.
We would have asked Commissioner Kinnock for his response, but perhaps Commissioner van den Broek will be able to speak on his behalf.
Commissioner' s Kinnock' s reform paper, which is broad in scope if nothing else, sets off every single alarm bell in the area of financial control.
I also think that it is appropriate on a day such as this to thank Commissioner Kinnock for the commitment he has shown in proposing measures to increase safety.
Madam President, firstly, I would like to thank Commissioner Kinnock for informing us of the action that is to be taken and of the debate due to take place in February.
Secondly, I would like to thank Neil Kinnock who has given a major political response today.
Vice-President Kinnock will now speak on behalf of the Commission,
Royall was a special adviser to Neil Kinnock, the leader of the Labour Party, in the 1980s, and she has remained a close ally of his ever since.
I do not know whether this is to appease Mr Kinnock, but I happen to know Mr Kinnock. .