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The Assembly believes that this clear position of the  international community will pave the  way to further reconciliation.
Moreover, she noted that the Assembly believes that the  3-year transition period provided for in the  law is too short and suggests revising the  terms of the  reform on education.
The Assembly believes that not all domestic avenues for a quick, efficient and legitimate political compromise have been exhausted as yet.
The Assembly believes that not all domestic avenues for a quick, efficient and legitimate political compromise have been exhausted as yet.
The Assembly believes that by violating the  sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, Russia has created a threat to stability and peace in Europe.
The Assembly believes that political dialogue should remain the  most privileged way to find compromise, and there should be no return to the  pattern of the  Cold War.
However, the Assembly believes that political dialogue should remain the  preferred way to find a compromise, and there should be no return to the  pattern of the  Cold War.
The Assembly believes that the  restrictive measures targeting parliamentarians are not compatible with the  very nature of parliamentarianism, which requires relations to be maintained through dialogue.
Moreover, the Assembly believes that those victims of crimes committed by totalitarian communist regimes who are still alive or their families, deserve sympathy, understanding and recognition for their sufferings.
The Assembly believes that without the  strong determination of all sides to stop this war, a solution to the  problem of people captured during the  Russian military aggressions in Ukraine is not possible.
Moreover, the Assembly believes that those victims of crimes committed by totalitarian communist regimes who are still alive or their families, deserve sympathy, understanding and recognition for their sufferings.
Moreover, the Assembly believes  that those victims of crimes committed by totalitarian communist regimes who are still alive or their families, deserve sympathy, understanding and recognition for their sufferings.
Moreover, the Assembly believes that those victims of crimes committed by totalitarian communist regimes who are still alive or their families, deserve sympathy, understanding and recognition for their sufferings.
The Assembly believes that without the  strong determination of all sides to stop this war, a solution to the  problem of people captured during the  Russian military aggressions in Ukraine is not possible.
The Assembly believes that the  commencement of regular meetings between the  Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and the  Palestinian President Abbas is an encouraging sign and offers prospects for the  future.
The Assembly believes that a consistent political programme, responsible and committed party membership and scrupulous screening of parties' candidates are more effective tools for encouraging party and faction discipline.
The Assembly believes that a consistent political programme, responsible and committed party membership and scrupulous screening of parties' candidates are more effective tools for encouraging party and faction discipline”.
The Assembly believes that without the  strong determination of all sides to stop this war, a solution to the  problem of people captured during the  Russian military aggressions in Ukraine is not possible.
The Assembly believes that, in order to effectively implement the  above recommendations, all parties involved in the  conflict should engage in an open and constructive dialogue on the  settlement of the  situation in Ukraine.
The Assembly believes that in order to effectively implement the  above recommendations, all parties involved in the  conflict should be engaged in an open and constructive dialogue on the  settlement of the  situation in Ukraine.
The Assembly believes that it can provide an ideal forum for deliberations on these alternatives for the  future political form of the  European Union and more specifically the  challenges of opting for a European federal democracy, given that:.
The Assembly believes that, since all member states have now ratified the  European Convention on Human Rights, and since many systems of national legislation comprise provisions guaranteeing this protection, there is no need to propose that a new convention guaranteeing the  right to privacy should be adopted.
In general, the Assembly believes that, when imprisoning a woman, particularly if she is the  sole or main carer of one or several children, a custodial sentence should only be imposed when the  offence is so serious that only imprisonment can be justified, given the  disruption and emotional costs which may ensue for both the  mother and child(ren).
Although multiculturalism is facing increasing difficulties atnational level in various European countries, the Assembly firmly believes that assimilation is not an alternative.
The Assembly therefore believes that any global initiative should be based on Convention No. 108 and its Additional Protocol, both of which are in principle open for signature by non-member states of the  Council of Europe.
However, the Assembly also believes that politicians, through their example and discourse, as well as laws through their binding nature, are powerful driving forces to promote change in society and ensure that the  respect for human rights is not only a legal obligation but also a shared value.
The Parliamentary Assembly believes that disputes relating to divergent interpretations of history can only be resolved with time and through a process specific to each nation.
Andriy Panaetov, Member of Coordinating Committee of SME Assembly believes that adoption of the  draft law 8276 about the  treatment of the  simplified taxation system will allow creating about 500 thousand jobs in Ukraine during 2011 year.