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I should like to say.
There's something I should like to say, if I may.
I should like to say good-bye to Heloise first.
(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,apart from expressing my thanks for putting Pavarotti first, I should like to say something.
I should like to say just a word to the women in the country tonight.
Ladies and gentlemen,in opening today's plenary session, I should like to say a few words about the referendum which took place last Friday.
I should like to say, Mr President, that I do not for one second doubt the sincerity of the proposals you have made.
Mr President, with all due respect to Mr Verhofstadt andMr Cohn-Bendit, I should like to say to the High Representative that I have very strong objections to what has been said by the two gentlemen.
I should like to say this to the world: I alone was in the position to make such proposals!
Author.-(EL) Mr President, yesterday I andother members attended a meeting at which Shalit's father was present and I should like to say that it is impossible not to be affected by this family's tragedy.
Mr President, I should like to say to the High Representative that in this situation, condemnations and statements are not enough.
Regarding the discharge in the European Parliament I should like to say that improvements in management can be discerned under the current Bureau and the present Secretary-General.
(PT) Firstly, I should like to say that I welcome the broad consensus achieved in Parliament on the joint motion for a resolution just adopted.
Madam President, first I should like to say that we do not share the concerns of the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats).
In this connection, I should like to say two things which, in fact, also relate to the other two dossiers that are up for discussion today.
Firstly, unlike Mr Schulz, I should like to say that the Czech Presidency under Prime Minister Topolánek has so far been an excellent Presidency.
Mr President, I should like to say to the President-in-Office that his country is symbolised for me by two men: Franz Kafka and Jan Palach.
(ES) Mr President, I should like to say that the 21st century is the century of the Web, the century of WikiLeaks and the century of institutional openness.
Madam President, I should like to say this to Cathy Ashton: you spoke lucidly of the problems of getting agreement amongst 27 Foreign Ministers.
Mr President, I should like to say a few words about our economic relationship.I should like to thank my colleague Mr Millán Mon for his excellent report.
On the other hand, I should like to say, particularly to Mr Tannock, that, to repeat the words of Mrs Ferrero-Waldner: armed conflict never solved any problem.
Mr President, I should like to say to the Commissioner that the new energy strategy report ignores the elephant in the living room: peak oil.
Before we begin, I should like to say that I have exchanged views with President Havel, and I can assure you that we could not have imagined something like this 25 years ago!
(ES) Mr President, I should like to say that I think it is in the European Union's interests to establish agreements of this sort using financing instruments for cooperation with industrialised countries.
I should like to say how pleased I am, as Chair of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, about the agreement that has been reached on the principal lines of a new Framework Agreement between the Commission and Parliament.
(FR) Mr President, I should like to say to you that, without knowing the reason why, we understand that the Court of Auditors is absent, that it does an outstanding job of auditing the European institutions.
Lastly, I should like to say to Mr Seeber that, as far as I am aware, Mr Potočnik promised to present that communication on the implementation and enforcement of EU law and he is in the process of drafting it.
(DE) Madam President, I should like to say to Mr Hannan that the European Central Bank is also a good thing because we had no currency depreciation such as that regrettably experienced by the British pound over recent months.
Lastly, I should like to say how sorry I am that, due to extremists on all sides, Parliament has been unable to approve at this time an immediate increase in the safety of nuclear power plants, even though we in our group reached a consensus demanding the most serious, transparent and independent checks possible.