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Fear is not a purely human instinct.
The crisis in the car industry is not a purely economic crisis.
This is not a purely political decision.
I hate to dash your hopes, but this is not a purely social visit.
This is not a purely European, but rather a global problem.
Sharing of information is not a purely internal EU concern.
But it still holds a dominant position in the Spanish market-place and an international profile, which means that this is not a purely Spanish matter.
Cultural creativity is not a purely economic investment.
This is not a purely administrative measure, but rather the Agency will increase the public visibility of the European Union' s commitment to increasing maritime safety to the highest possible level and preventing pollution from ships.
But such a real religion is not a purely subjective experience.
This is not a purely economic issue, it is also a political question, because this will allow us to ensure that European space-related activities are not regarded simply as the privilege of a few large European countries, but are seen as something which all 27 countries are involved in and can benefit from.
To provide Daphne with resources and with political importance is not a purely bureaucratic process.
The reasons for this is that the principle is not a purely legal concept, but includes political and economic aspects too.
Swoboda(PSE).-(DE) Mr President, Commissioner, it has certainly emerged from the statements on behalf of the various groups that this is not a purely technical agreement but that there are many political aspects involved, a point which the rapporteur made perfectly clear too.
Firstly, the status of any national minority is not a purely national issue; it is a European issue.
Certainly, article 109f.3 of the treaty anticipates that the EMI will supervise the technical preparation of the future notes, but the existence ornot of a national side to the notes is not a purely technical decision since it comes down to the choice of a completely uniform and thus rigid monetary union rather than a union that is sensitive to certain differences, with flexibility in case of serious crisis.
These great expectations we have of you and your presidency are not a purely abstract wish but are based on our justifiable hope that you will perform your task wisely, in other words with both ambition and realism.
This is therefore not a purely economic matter, but a profoundly emotive issue too.
Enlargement is not purely a cost-benefit issue.
However, support for the languages is not purely a matter for the Presidency-in-Office.
This success is not purely coincidental.
The music is not purely descriptive.
The wealth generated by tourism is not purely economic.
That your interest in Kareen is not purely professional.
The presence of these two distinguished persons indicates that the peace process is not purely a process taking place between governments.
However, improving environmental information is not purely a matter of increasing resources but also of adopting a better co-ordinated approach to data collection.
The Committee recognises however that this is not purely a simplification process: the Commission is also changing existing technical measures with a view to harmonisation.
However, my view is that the crisis is a profound one, because it is not purely financial or budgetary.
If the text of this regulation is referred back for a second reading, it is not purely for a matter of form, but because Parliament refuses to accept this kind of political sleight of hand.
Whether it should be allowed or not is purely a decision for individual governments, not the EU.