On the contrary, if the future full-time president of the council is in the mould of a Jacques Delors rather than a Jacques Santer or Romano Prodi, he will more than just broker the views of member states, as presidents do now.
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British noses were put out of joint when a lot of public funding went on bringing in Jacques Wirtz and his son, Peter.
She found the church packed with gender-segregated Gypsies, singing and testifying in Gitan, the gruff dialect spoken in St. Jacques, a former Jewish ghetto in Perpignan settled by Gypsies when the Vichy government cleared out the Jews.
Gartside made his philosophical interests explicit in a track called "Jacques Derrida" (1982), a jolly two-step that sounds like a sped-up and neutered version of an Alan Jackson song.
He later spent 30 years as a partner in Jacques Français Rare Violins in Manhattan.
Jane had taken an interest in Jacques's case more than a decade earlier, and she handed him a Chicago Bears sports jacket, a gift from one of his sons, who was waiting outside.
In the early months of 1950 Chance of a Lifetime was released into British cinemas; it was a film in which Jacques "really made her mark", according to her biographer, Andy Merriman.
In one episode of Schiffrin family lore, Mellon bridled at being asked to have a seat in Jacques Schiffrin's office while he finished some paperwork.
As well as the film being Charles Hawtrey's last, it also marked a reduction in Jacques's screen time; she spent only one week filming her scenes.
In 1976 Jacques appeared in a promotional advertising film for British Rail, which pitted her against racing driver Jackie Stewart in a race to London.
