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Mr Wijkman's report makes it clear that living up to the Kyoto requirements is the first priority of the EU.
There are still some problems to resolve, such as electoral reform, and reform of the public administration andthe legal system, but the report makes it clear that Montenegro is making progress.
The report makes it clear that the EU can only act in areas delegated by the Member States.
As regards the other issues such as the development of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers that will doubtless occupy an important place in the upcoming forum's debates,Mr Sosa Wagner's report makes it very clear what agreed position we representatives of the Europeans institutions will be arguing together at the IGF.
Mr President, the Commission's report makes it clear that the functioning of Directive 91/414/EEC is full of serious shortcomings.
The report makes it clear that if the European Union works in partnership with local people it can help on big issues.
At a time when the crisis of capitalism has intensified, this report makes it clear that concrete actions are what matter, and not declarations of intent: such actions demonstrate that military might continues to be a resource used by capitalist economic globalisation.
The report makes it possible for the Member States themselves to choose whether or not they wish to make use of lists of safe countries.
This report makes it possible for Parliament to occupy itself with what the Treaties authorise it to do.
This report makes it clear that Turkey, despite steps in the right direction, still fails to meet the Copenhagen criteria.
The report makes it clear that the negative effects of climate change have increased, not least as a result of a bad transport policy.
This report makes it possible to apply the'polluter pays' principle, a principle which must be used with great consistency and efficiency.
The report makes it clear that both parties involved in illegal employment must be held equally liable, which will create a legal balance.
His report makes it clear that we should look very carefully at how we intend to respond to the menace of organ trafficking in the EU.
My report makes it very clear that our prime concern is that OLAF is underperforming, something that was brought to light very dramatically by the Eurostat case.
The Záborská report makes it clear that for women, the decision as to whether or not to go out to work still represents a choice between two unequal alternatives.
The Eisma report makes it clear that the European Parliament is not prepared to give blanket acceptance to a strategy worked out by the Commission and the industries concerned.
Mrs Korhola's report makes it very clear that there had been a wide variety of developments in the legislative procedure and also some documents that certainly would not have met with our approval.
On subsidies, the report makes it clear that in principle we support the taxing of aircraft fuel at an international level, but we recognise that there are political difficulties with this because of the need to get international agreements at ICAO.
The report makes it clear that there is still much to be done, in society and in the economic and political spheres, despite the improvements in the position of women in Turkey, as exemplified by such things as the legislation on honour killings and marital rape.
The report makes it clear that we are seeking a commitment to religious freedom, or to the right of individuals and communities freely to profess their beliefs and to practise their faith, and the amendment stipulated'also guaranteeing the independence and separation of institutions and political power from the religious authorities.
November's progress report made it clear that Slovenia had not made sufficient progress on harmonisation in general.
DE Mr President,I rejoiced to learn that the report made it unequivocally clear that neither the Austrian Government nor any official entity or authority in Austria had any kind of improper part in this.
I congratulate Roberta Angelilli andGiacomo Santini, because both reports make it clear that the enormous challenge we face consists of creating a genuine area of justice, in which European citizens can see their integrity protected, enjoy access to justice and have their rights guaranteed regardless of the place in which they live and as easily as if they were in their own country.