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That will ultimately benefit the Union as a whole.
The Union as a whole must help these countries.
No wonder it has shaken our Union as a whole.
The Member States and the Union as a whole must transcend rhetoric and support those fine declarations with specific and consistent actions.
I think that it is in the interest of all the European institutions and the Union as a whole.
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However, these aggregate tendencies for the Union as a whole conceal divergent trends within Member States.
It is therefore our responsibility to rebuild confidence and trust in the euro and our Union as a whole.
Yes, but we also have to ask how much more the Union as a whole has to pay in order to carry out its tasks.
However, we must guard against the trend to protectionism,which can only harm the Union as a whole.
For the benefit of citizens and the Union as a whole, the intention is that, in the sphere of education and training, the following will be achieved by 2010.
It amounts to feel-good therapy for the Member States, the Union as a whole and also for this House.
They also allow actions that are not transnational butthat are of a particular interest for the policy development in these areas for the Union as a whole.
Massive population displacements andmigrations affect the Union as a whole and not just a part of it.
Obviously, in a discussion of this type we will have to take into consideration and balance the various competences between the States Members and the Union as a whole.
Secondly, we must also try to ensure that the Member States and the Union as a whole pursue jointly defined objectives.
Is it supposed to refer to the Union as a whole, or to a state of security of supply to the individual Member States which today make up the European Union? .
There was also a promise to redirect state aid to horizontal objectives that benefited the Union as a whole.
The European Parliament and the Union as a whole have talked about the preachers of hate and have taken preventive measures to cut off the flow of funds to terrorist organisations.
Member States should feel that their policy decisions affect all their partners and the Union as a whole.
Only credible reforms will bring the Commission and the Union as a whole closer to the public and increase the confidence of our citizens in the Union and its institutions.
Namely that national interests are best served when we all give up a little so that the Union as a whole is successful.
In the Union as a whole, these sectors were the source of almost l'A. million jobs in 1994(according to the Labour Force Survey), or around 1% of total employment Graph 140.
We would like to see theMember States accepting this legal reality, before the Court of Justice extends it to the Union as a whole, by means of judgments.
That is why it is important for the Council to adopt strategic orientations for the Union as a whole and why we propose that Member States should draw up national strategies for the pursuit of these objectives.
It is an essential complement to competitiveness andthe Lisbon Strategy- raising prosperity levels in the less-developed regions of the Union benefits the Union as a whole.
The Union as a whole will almost certainly find power and a source of inspiration in this fervour and enthusiasm with which you begin this new chapter, in many cases with the help of the younger generation.
Numerous projects supported by the European Union bear witness to the capacity of the OR to specialise in cutting-edge sectors andimplement pilot projects that can benefit the Union as a whole.
Mr President, our task andresponsibility here is to ensure that both Member States and the Union as a whole emerge stronger from the crisis, and the economic governance package takes us in this direction.
In this sphere, we cannot confine ourselves to the principle of subsidiarity,when the advent of monetary union means that responsibilities relating to the Union as a whole must be assumed.
I would now urge the Commission to take the case up, and I think that the Union as a whole should at least enter into discussions with the United States about its human rights policy.