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And if we do not succeed?
European integration has achieved the longest period of peace between the countries concerned, butit runs the risk of being held liable for unemployment if we do not succeed in defeating this problem together.
If we do not succeed, it will be a matter of life and death.
The right message to give them is clear:we must reject the directive in Thursday's vote and, if we do not succeed in that now, it will remain our aim throughout the process.
If we do not succeed in this, the result will be new demarcation problems and legal uncertainty.
If it does not succeed in creating a solid foundation for use it could be that these new opportunities will not be used as they could be because people will be concerned if we do not succeed in establishing a reliable basis for use.
If we do not succeed with the first salvo, we will be at a disadvantage.
Commissioner, we believe it is very important, on the one hand, to succeed in overcoming this crisis at thenext ministerial meeting of the ESA, and, on the other, if we do not succeed, to ask the Commission to take matters firmly in hand.
If we do not succeed in resolving these problems together,we are not credible.
I have constantly repeated that something must be done about unemployment in Europe if Europe wishes to remain credible to its citizens. We have to consider the perception of the man in the street,the worker in Europe, if we do not succeed in curbing this scourge.
If we do not succeed in doing so in Belarus,we might yet do so in other countries.
Despite the great deal of money and the efforts by the international community that have been invested in Cambodia,we face the prospect of yet more general wreckage if we do not succeed in putting a stop to its government's authoritarian tendencies and strengthening the democratic forces and parliamentary life.
If we do not succeed in that, Russia and its neo-imperialist policy may push the entire region to the brink of war.
Here, too, the subject is of particular importance, for if we do not succeed in genuinely reconciling federalism and subsidiarity the misconceptions regarding the European machinery are likely to increase somewhat.
If we do not succeed, it will obviously not take long for the grudging vote in favour to become a quite deliberate vote against.
If we do not change our approach andspeed up our action, if we do not succeed in regulating the globalisation processes with environmental and social sustainability, the historians of the future will judge our civilisation very harshly for this failure.
If we do not succeed in that then to return to what is- I think- the last line of Euripedes' Hecuba:‘fate compels and none can resist.
If we do not succeed in our objectives we will have the full right to return to the WTO, to resume the case and to seek its resolution through the WTO.
If we do not succeed in safeguarding individual MEPs' freedom of decision we cannot claim to be able to accomplish anything for the people of Europe.
If we do not succeed to get in contact with you, ultimately we might not be permitted to provide you with a full range of our services, or give you the support that you need.
If we do not succeed in moving towards open European coordination with the European employment guidelines as an obvious example, I do not think we will make any progress.
If we do not succeed in communicating the urgency of this matter, and particularly the urgent need to take action, a significant proportion of our funds will have to go towards disaster aid in the not too distant future.
If, however, we do not succeed in making clear that sustainable development generates significant new opportunities for the economy, then there can be no constructive political debate on sustainable development and on ways of achieving it.
If we do not succeed this time round, now that we have an opportunity to do so, the next generation of Members of the European Parliament will find themselves having exactly the same discussions as we have had over the past few weeks.
If we do not succeed in completing the internal market and ensuring that economic and monetary union starts on 1 January 1999, we will never bring about the return of confidence that is required in order to establish employ ment policies on more solid foundations.
If we do not succeed in applying pressure and making it clear that we need new institutions specifically in order to support the poorest countries in the world, then we will still be sitting here after Pittsburgh pointing out that, ultimately, nothing has changed.
If we do not succeed in this- and it is not only a question of reviewing the regulations but, above all, of looking at evaluation, follow-up and how we use taxpayers' money- then I do not believe we shall succeed in changing people' s view of the EU.
If we do not succeed in doing this, however many conventions we produce we will never manage to build Europe, especially when one country- I am referring to Ireland but there may be many others, including my own- has refused to recognise, to sign and to ratify the Nice Treaty and when three Member States have refused to share our experience with the single currency.
If we do not succeed in this, I propose two solutions: either we repatriate all of the institutions of the European Parliament, which is the democratic body, and we will have just one seat, as one of our fellow Members said; or, at the very least, we perform an audit to establish the cost of all of the European institutions spread across the whole of Europe, and we draw the lessons from that.