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End of my introductory.
One of the questions concerned the countries which havenot submitted reports and I have mentioned these in my introductory speech.
How's my introductory ad coming?
Rapporteur.- Mr President, let me present in conclusion certain ideas which I did not have the time to include in my introductory speech.
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In my introductory remarks today, I will first briefly summarise the economic and monetary situation.
Member of the Commission.- Mr President,I saved two minutes from my introductory remarks in order to have more time to respond now to the questions.
I would certainly insist on leaving the definitions in this context to the Member States themselves as I have said already in my introductory speech.
Madam President, in my introductory remarks, I talked too fast, so I will try to correct this.
Members of the Eurogroup together with the Commission and the ECB discuss this deeper budgetary surveillance andbroader economic surveillance that I mentioned in my introductory remarks.
I have got this student in my introductory class this semester who's--well, he's taken a challenge to prove the existence of God.
Member of the Commission.- Mr President, I will try to answer some of the questions because a lot of questions have been raised, butmany were also already answered in my introductory statement.
I think that many Members did not hear my introductory statements where I quoted from the Charter of Fundamental Rights, which is very clear.
As I said in my introductory speech, I would encourage you to wait for the results of the impact assessment in order to define a well-founded position in this area.
So we are ready for negotiations concerning our contribution and, as I indicated in my introductory speech, we think that we would affirm this intention in a political declaration to be issued in June.
As I said in my introductory speech, this really indicates a major accepting of responsibility on the part of all parties involved, which I think is something we have reason to be very proud of.
In this regard, we need to be very clear and I believe that those who have criticised me, Mrs Rosbach for example,probably did not listen to my introductory speech, because I said very clearly then that we are concerned about developments in relation to human rights in Russia.
As I pointed out in my introductory remarks, this issue will be at the centre of the debate at next week's European Council meeting.
As far as the European Union's contribution is concerned, ECHO has already at this point envisaged EUR 30 million in humanitarian aid and,as I have also indicated in my introductory speech, a package will be prepared by the European Union in the near future which will provide the European Union's support to the economic and institution-building goals of the legitimately elected President and government.
As I said in my introductory remarks, in the last months we have seen steps made by the Belarus authorities that go towards the expectations formulated in the October 2008 Council conclusions.
Nevertheless, I acknowledge- as I said in my introductory remarks- that this delay was long, and that we should probably have pressed the company more.
In my introductory speech, I also underlined the very clear actions, the concrete examples of where the EU can act and has acted, and I underlined the problems which have to be solved at national level.
I addressed the question of the functional overlap between two agencies- the ETF and Cedefop- in my introductory speech, but I would like to stress again that the contribution of these agencies can be crucial, especially in the context of increasing employment in line with the 2020 objectives.
As I mentioned in my introductory statement, we are currently implementing a pilot project, at the request of Parliament, to convert precarious work into decent employment, and two calls for proposals have been launched already.
I would like to stress one final thing which I mentioned earlier in my introductory speech: if any employees are laid off- and it has been mentioned in the debate here that General Motors is considering laying off around 8 000 to 10 000 employees- then the impact of this affair will undoubtedly reach beyond Antwerp.
I made it clear in my introductory statement that we will insist on other parties agreeing that we be in a position to disclose the present draft of the text, but it is not correct that we would not be respecting Article 218.
However, as I said in my introductory remarks, we also need to assist the poorer parts of the world in gaining access to clean drinking water.
As I said in my introductory statement, since 25 April 2009 we have been in close contact on a daily basis with all the Member States, and we have been assured that the directives we have given them have been put in place and are working.
I would like to focus my introductory comments directly on Bosnia Herzegovina because stability there is vital for the future of the Western Balkans as a unit, and also because the current situation continues to cause concern.
I took my new minor's introductory class during my junior year, and was blown away by how broad the subject of sustainability actually is.