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As rapporteur, therefore, I should like to point out the following.
I should like to point out that as we are all aware, Kosovo is a special case.
It is a report that we should all welcome because it affects the day-to-day lives of all members of the public, but,in the constructive spirit characteristic of me, I should like to point out a few things.
Finally, I should like to point out that the global financial crisis is now one year old.
However, with regard to the serious points contained andraised in the debate, I should like to point out that this is a practical response that we are providing to a crisis within the air transport sector.
I should like to point out that nine of the cases closed in 2009 are examples of best practice.
Draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on International Trade.-(EL) Mr President,as draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on International Trade, I should like to point out that the changes introduced by the Treaty of Lisbon in the area of the common commercial policy contribute overall to the enhancement of its democratic legitimacy, transparency and efficacy of the Union's external action.
I should like to point out that, in Italy, the defendant, Cesare Battisti, has been found guilty of four murders.
In anticipation of legislative proposals, I should like to point out that, unlike what some Members have said today, this issue is clearly still a concern for the Council.
I should like to point out that this debate, this concern, is being formulated at a very strange time for the European Union.
As regards the rights of bus and coach passengers, I should like to point out that there are real differences between intercity and urban buses that must be taken into account.
Moreover, I should like to point out that Italy has already launched'Blue MED' with Cyprus, Greece and Malta.
(FR) Firstly, I should like to point out that the free movement of labour is a genuine priority for the Council.
However, I should like to point out to her that public opinion in Europe is unfortunately not aware of the European Union's presence.
Madam President, I should like to point out that we made it quite clear in the debate that the amendments are clearly taken into account in the compromise in a sufficiently detailed form.
I should like to point out that the conditions in which old pesticides are stored in many countries are such that the products represent a danger to the environment and to human beings.
Therefore, I should like to point out that group return operations are something totally different from collective expulsions according to the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights.
Finally, I should like to point out that the Court of Auditors' message on the need to simplify the rules has reached the Council and the Commission and I honestly hope that the changes.
Finally, I should like to point out that creating this new category will not involve any additional expenditure, thanks to the savings expected by several regions no longer being under Objective 1.
I should like to point out the support offered by Parliament to the Commission with regard to the development of a new instrument for financing cross-border infrastructure projects, stemming from, among other things, the SESAR programme.
Lastly, I should like to point out that the triangle of knowledge, education and research- on which the future of the cohesion policy rests- can only be consolidated in Europe through a steadfast commitment to research.
I should like to point out, in this context, that ICTs can play a vital role in the achievement of fundamental objectives, insofar as they are present in nearly every sector of the economy and help to increase productivity by more than 40%.
Indeed, I should like to point out that the more than 300 amendments presented on the reports have been transformed into 38 compromise amendments- all of which were adopted- that aim to better define the priority sectors of the strategy, which is to say, the objectives of this strategy.
I should like to point out to my fellow Members that, for as long as Greece is in economic crisis, no government will agree to start negotiations in the Council and the proof of Greece's good faith was demonstrated when it agreed to this country's candidature.
Lastly, I should like to point out that, although the amendment of this directive will have a significant environmental impact, it will generate major economic benefits, enabling EU manufacturers to overcome this time of crisis and, at the same time, to comply with the limits laid down by European law for environmental protection purposes.
I should like to point out that no label will be enough to erase the visible effects the policies that the EU has been implementing and its economic governance have had on the citizens and peoples of Europe: in short, the plans of true social terrorism it has been putting into action with the connivance of national governments.
I should like to point out in connection with the Teychenné report that it proposes a cohesive framework for the protection of consumers/passengers which also respects small transport companies and protects their business and competitiveness in the event of accidents due to circumstances beyond their control or in cases where maritime transport is affected by bad weather.
Be that as it may, I should like to point out on the question of the Dublin II Regulation that, for certain countries today like my country, Greece, which lie on the external borders of the Union and actually receive approximately 90% of immigrants who land in Europe, the Dublin II Regulation is unacceptable; it is not something that local populations can accept; it is not something that the countries can accept.
In this regard, I should like to point out that Article 1 of the Interim Trade Agreement and Article 2 of the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement contain clauses referring to respect for democracy and fundamental rights as essential elements of each agreement, but above all that both agreements contain clauses enabling each party to take appropriate measures in the event of a serious breach of their terms, and this even without prior consultation of the joint committees, in cases of special urgency.