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This is an extremely important matter.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are dealing with an extremely important matter.
Consumer protection is an extremely important matter for the Commission to tackle.
The first one is the issue of students,which is an extremely important matter.
These are extremely important matters for the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection as well.
This, I must say, is an extremely important matter.
This is an extremely important matter for us, and finally, allow me to say something on staffing policy.
As has been said, this really is an extremely important matter.
But that is an extremely important matter, and we must very much bear in mind the specific nature of this second pillar.
Mr President, thank you for debating this extremely important matter.
I would very much like this extremely important matter not to become the captive of yet another question of legal interpretation.
It is also essential that the United States plays its part in this extremely important matter.
This is an extremely important matter for this Parliament, which is concerned because the European Union provides Guarantee Funds to the EIB.
Thirdly, I would like to raise an extremely important matter: proliferation.
I just came back from Angola andthe discussion about creating more transparency on oil revenue for the government is an extremely important matter.
Mr President, waste management is an extremely important matter for public health.
Later this afternoon, Commissioner Rehn, on behalf of the Commission, will express our detailed positions on these extremely important matters.
This is an extremely important matter- so important that it must remain the political responsibility of the Member States and their devolved authorities.
DE Mr President,improving the vaccination arrangements for bluetongue is an extremely important matter.
These standards are an extremely important matter, not only for world trade, but also for cooperation on development, and even more importantly, for the pursuit of values which we call fundamental values.
I am extremely grateful to the House for the opportunity to comment on these extremely important matters.
I am concerned because I have not, in your programme,found the slightest mention of this extremely important matter, which is designed to benefit our children and which shows everyone the added value contributed by Europe.
In fact, the Council that postponed a decision four years ago on animal transportation until 2011, in favour of an agreement on some extremely important matters.
The European Union should resolutely and actively make its contribution to the extremely important matter of protection of the rights of working people in a globalised world.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, first of all,I should like to thank most sincerely the political groups that are responsible for this series of questions on an extremely important matter.
The development of public access to the Internet, in schools andlibraries for instance, is an extremely important matter to which this and other Parliaments ought to devote more attention in the future.
For example, how do we feel about the fact that the Council was able to obtain a legal basis from the Commission regarding the issue of natural disasters, for instance,which is an extremely important matter?
I believe that we are dealing with an extremely important matter, because all too often we, as Members of the European Parliament, report instances of human rights violations without having the means to prevent them from recurring.
So I would ask you once again to arrange for a roll-call vote on our request, so that this extremely important matter can be debated during the present week.
DE Madam President, I too would like to join in the congratulations to our rapporteur, Mrs Klaß;the adoption of this compromise from the conciliation committee brings us to the end of the process of legislating on this extremely important matter.