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He really is a very sweet man.
Good food, pleasant conversation… this really is a very special night.
This really is a very nice hotel.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,this directive really is a very important step forwards.
But she really is a very nice kid.
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Lehne(PPE), rapporteur.-(DE) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,this really is a very important report.
That really is a very beautiful sapphire.
Almost BFR 2 billion in travel and subsistence allowances for 626 Members really is a very considerable sum indeed.
This really is a very serious problem.
Mr President, Madam President-in-Office of the Council, ladies and gentlemen, this really is a very timely debate on competitiveness at EU level.
There really is a very good explanation for that.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, even in his absence,I would like to thank the rapporteur for his report, which really is a very good one.
Atiye really is a very original artist.
LT Madam President, firstly, I would like to congratulate the rapporteur, Mr Cancian,because the document we adopted today really is a very satisfactory and well balanced compromise.
It really is a very important element in the security of supply.
Last year saw 3 920 submissions made, and in 75% of cases, it proved possible to offer the complainants a solution by setting investigations in motion orreferring them onward to the relevant departments; that really is a very high percentage.
This really is a very difficult matter, and the reason for this is that naturally we have very high ideals in Europe.
Member of the Commission.- I would like to thank Mr Tsoukalas for his question because this really is a very important issue for us and I have to say clearly and openly that the implementation of the European Fisheries Fund has not yet reached cruising speed.
It really is a very interesting story. Today we have heard in Mr Titley a very passionate rapporteur presenting a good report on the action plan for Ukraine and at the same time we are discussing what is actually happening to all our good intentions for Ukraine.
I also think- and I want to stress this because I would like this House and its Members to be responsible legislators, as Mr Lehne said- that harmonization should have been and must be accompanied by a real European debate, in which the involved parties can participate,as has happened in some of our Member States, because this really is a very important matter.
Mr President, this really is a very sorry tale, though I want to thank you and the Commissioner for at least allowing us to have that statement before we had the debate.
Madam President, the annual anti-death penalty resolution really is a very impressive example of how much the EU is doing and has done in the struggle to get the death penalty abolished worldwide.
I am very pleased that he is supporting the proposal negotiated by the committee, because it really is a very good compromise between various standpoints:a compromise between the Commission's standpoint, on the one hand, and the opinions presented by the Member States, and, on the other, it is compatible with investors' interests, but most of all, it opens up good prospects for the Union's investment policy in the future, serving the Union as a whole.
You really are a very handsome man.
He really was a very bad guy.
It should really be a very prosperous place.
You know: you really are a very negative person.
You really are a very sweet girl.
You really are a very attractive man.
This would really be a very opportune moment to assess the current situation and reconsider many energy problems.