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I think it is important to state this clearly at the present time.
I did not mention that in my first intervention, butI think it is important to state.
It is important to state and declare this clearly.
DA Mr President, following today's vote on the lobbyists register,I think it is important to state that lobbyism is essentially a good thing.
I think it is important to state this, before going any further.
Those who call for a policy that would decrease the competitiveness of the European car industry do not contribute to a better environment- it is important to state that.
It is important to state this clearly, and it is the same in other groups.
On the question of uniformity of application and flexibility, it is important to state once again that the new framework will be based on an evolutionary approach.
It is also important to state that the target of 125 g, as stated in the report, is acceptable and a step forward.
But it is precisely because peace is never automatic butrequires great political will that it is important to state the desire to achieve it, starting with the countries in the region.
It is also important to state that there is an option of adding a file to an email.
We wanted recognition of the gap between the emission reduction pledges of the Copenhagen Accord now being anchored in the UN text andthe challenge of keeping global warming below 2 °C. It was very important, to state the obvious, that we are not there yet.
I think it is important to state this, because the European Union cannot give up its principles.
It's important to state that the RTP is theoretical: a slot machine can pay way below or above its theoretical RTP over a short period.
In the midst of all discussion about changes, it is important to state that ECHO' s committed and loyal staff are the most important asset we have to build upon.
It is important to state that, directly contrary to what is stated in the report, it is, in actual fact, precisely in those parts of the world not reached by globalisation that we have stagnation and poverty, for example in those parts of Africa and Asia in which free and open trade are not practised and in which people are excluded from globalisation.
It is, therefore, important to state clearly the operational content of the objectives, principles and methods reviewed above.
However, it is important to state that not all outdated cells can be activated, and that the activator can only recover due to chemical failures.
That is why, I think, it is important to state in this report that if Turkey really wishes to grow much further, we would advise it to draft a new Constitution.
I think it is important to state that religious fundamentalism and its excesses refer, in fact, to a rather insignificant phenomenon.
At the same time, I think it is important to state that the common values must be established with reference to the different cultures and traditions we have in Europe.
That is why it is also important to state that a happy balance should be struck between solid environmental progress and not too many restrictions for the internal market.
I think it is important to state that this is also in contrast to those in different countries who would like to have more protected borders regarding energy markets.
So it is important to state the political and cultural bottom line: it is time to get rid of the emergency culture, and it is time to affirm the prevention culture.
I think it important to state that defence procurement will play a decisive role in enabling Europe to be a leader in military terms and in terms of technology.
At this point, it is important to state that this decision has come too late, and that the money will arrive in Portugal even later: not before late November or early December.
First of all, it is important to state that, because of its reservation in the military sphere, Denmark cannot contribute forces to the common European rapid reaction force.
I think it is important to state again that protecting coins from forgery is very important to us, particularly as there are approximately 6 million coin-operated machines in Europe.
It is also important to state, as this report does, that absolutely no harm will be done to the protection of fundamental rights as laid down in existing provisions.
Against this background it is important to state that in our opinion Turkey should not only be tested against the same criteria as the other candidate Member States, but also that these criteria will be applied in the same way.