Esimerkkejä Rightly points out käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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And as Mr Ettl rightly points out, this is hardly what we want.
A better qualityof service is needed, as the Cashman report rightly points out.
Support for democracy, as Parliament rightly points out, is a long-term process.
However, this is not stated in the revised report,as Mr Hökmark so rightly points out.
Mr President, as Mr Collins so rightly points out, waste management is a huge market.
The situation varies widely from one Member State to another, as the Commissioner rightly points out.
The rapporteur rightly points out that urban freight logistics require a specific approach.
The main objective of the directive,as the rapporteur rightly points out, should be the protection of public health.
As Mrs Karamanou rightly points out, however, problems do exist that are not solely related to women.
In addition, no provision whatsoever is made for the subsidies needed for the industry,as the rapporteur rightly points out.
The Commissioner rightly points out that we have allowed AIDS to become a forgotten disease on our own continent.
In Germany, Austria and the Netherlands, as the Honourable Member rightly points out, youth unemployment rates are relatively low.
As the rapporteur rightly points out, there is a substantial delay in the publication of Eurostat's energy data.
State aid is presented as a means of rectifying market shortcomings, yet,as the rapporteur rightly points out, often leads to injustice and inefficiency.
The motion for a resolution rightly points out that research has had too little funding hitherto.
The judgments of the Court which La Poste cites in support of its contention that the question is approached on a case-by-case basis in fact show, as UFEX rightly points out.
The document rightly points out that energy production and consumption is one of the key factors in achieving sustainability.
Only the technical measures decided in the International Baltic Sea Fishery Commission apply to the fishermen of third countries,as Mr Kofoed rightly points out.
As the rapporteur rightly points out, the theme of integration is connected to the crucial dialogue between cultures and religions.
Mr President, the first paragraph of the resolution on long term relations with China rightly points out that they should be based on cooperation rather than confrontation.
However, as Mrs Peijs rightly points out, the sector is not taking full advantage of the opportunities at the moment.
The EU is in fact caught in the middle of conflicting interests andexpectations on the part of citizens: as Commissioner Frattini rightly points out, the citizens of Europe want more security and more freedom.
Indeed, as Mr Tappin rightly points out, small and medium-sized industries naturally tend to be the norm in smaller countries.
More than ever before, the European Union's foreign policy is a core element in European policymaking, and it is worth noting,as Mr Brok rightly points out, that it is one that the people want and support.
As this report rightly points out, energy efficiency is the most cost-effective and fastest way to reduce CO2 emissions.
I truly hope that in March 2005, we will be able once again to make the Lisbon strategy into a strategy for opportunity, but then with simpler procedures and tighter agreements,especially for the Member States, as Mr van Nistelrooij rightly points out, where that process is now too strategic, with a consequent lack of positive outcomes.
The Commission rightly points out that the prevention of international terrorism may justify restrictions on the right to property.
It rightly points out that any patches of weak growth in the eurozone have not been caused by the Pact, which brings sustainable, inflation-free growth because of its insistence on sound budget management.
The Commission rightly points out that there is not yet enough experience to decide on one common EU-wide support system.
He rightly points out that this represents a tremendous opportunity both for Switzerland on the one part and for Romania and Bulgaria on the other.