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I think that it is to be welcomed.
It is to be welcomed that the Council has set up a task force.
I think that it is to be welcomed.
It is to be welcomed that President Rahmon has created the post of an ombudsman.
Obviously this agreement is a significant breakthrough and it is to be welcomed.
It is to be welcomed that in the case of Libya, such a mission has been sent.
This should be seen as an example, and it is to be welcomed that Mrs Schaake is pointing us in this direction today.
It is to be welcomed, too, that the report was amended during the negotiations.
Nevertheless, it is a start, and it is to be welcomed because, as Commissioner Špidla pointed out, financing is the biggest issue at hand.
It is to be welcomed that a European group of experts, with representatives from the Roma community.
For this reason it is to be welcomed that the budgetary authority has now been informed about the project.
It is to be welcomed and a sign of an individuals success at integrating the higher vibrations.
(PL) Mr President,I would like to say it is to be welcomed that the European Parliament is once again talking about the Uyghurs, a Muslim minority which is suffering discrimination in China.
It is to be welcomed that Mr Gualtieri's report covers many issues- it is a fairly lengthy report.
As regards the substantive parts, it is to be welcomed that the Council seeks to promulgate the directives on employment and the economy in a closer reciprocal relationship, but as I say, if this is to happen, we should be able to start working with the Council.
It is to be welcomed that the directive devotes attention to the provision of funding instruments to enable this transition.
It is to be welcomed that account has been taken of Parliament's objections concerning guarantees of fundamental rights and freedoms in relation to the protection of personal data.
Therefore it is to be welcomed that the Common Agricultural Policy, working in synergy with other key European and national funds, is now providing stronger tools to support the sector.
It is to be welcomed that the European Council is devoting a great deal of attention to increasing employment not only among young and older workers but also among the low skilled.
It is to be welcomed that despite the initial fears of non-euro area Member States, the pact has been made open to all Member States wishing to join.
On the one hand, it is to be welcomed that the peoples of North Africa have felt the wind of democracy, but on the other hand, it is lamentable that masses are dying these days, and even in these very hours.
It is to be welcomed that internal controls have been further tightened, but giving the vague impression that things are being covered up is unacceptable in my eyes, as it is not true.
Therefore it is to be welcomed that the Common Agricultural Policy, working in synergy with other key European and national funds, is now providing stronger tools to support the sector.”.
(PL) Madam President, it is to be welcomed that we have succeeded in provoking discussion on a subject which has been somewhat neglected in the European Union, namely, obtaining gas from alternative deposits.
(PL) Mr President, it is to be welcomed that the European Union's leaders have devoted so much time in recent weeks and days to what is happening in Libya and other countries in North Africa.
It is to be welcomed that Member States are to call each other to account more intensively in a Council context regarding the structural reforms needed to put their public finances back in order.
It is to be welcomed that the European Social Fund focused on employment strategy, but as I have said, they did not involve all the funds available, so further efforts are necessary in this regard.
It is to be welcomed that countries such as Spain and Ireland are prepared to issue visas in an unbureaucratic way to the persecuted defenders of human rights, thus helping them out of acute danger.
It is to be welcomed that strong safeguard measures will allow the acceptance of the findings of the other competent authority to be suspended or the Agreement to be terminated should this become necessary.
It is to be welcomed that the use of biometric data in passports and travel documents will become subject to stricter rules and harmonisation, especially since the abolition of Europe's internal borders has demonstrated the need for reinforced safety controls at the external borders.