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This partisan behaviour of our President should be criticised most firmly.
That can be criticised here, as the Council of Europe did in Denmark's case.
Therefore, I do not think that the report can be criticised in this way.
The first volume can of course be criticised only as the first volume, and not as the complete work.
But at the same time, however, there is nothing, nothing at all,as regards the behaviour of the Commission for which it can be criticised.
A government simply cannot be criticised for adopting such a course of action.
It is interesting that perhaps the most original mathematician who ever lived should be criticised for being original.
It is not fair that a person can be criticised for asking a question in this Parliament.
There is no basis in the Treaties for such an entity, which would not be subjectto democratic oversight and could justifiably be criticised on that count.
Member States can be criticised but not punished, because ratification is still a national competence.
I merely wish to put this on record here, because the Parliament, Commission andECJ will undoubtedly be criticised yet again for appropriating powers.
Why should, for example, freedom of religion be criticised in Laos, Vietnam and Pakistan, but not in Turkmenistan or Saudi Arabia?
I may be criticised for many things, and I am the first to admit that there are issues on which myself and the Commission may be criticised.
I share the Council' s view that FARC-EP can justifiably be criticised, especially for murders and kidnappings of Indian leaders.
The Central Bank may be criticised for raising interest rates instead of reducing unemployment, but it is only doing what the Treaty says it must do.
In our opinion,many aspects of Agenda 2000 are worthy of criticism and ought to be criticised, and some Members have done that this evening and in the course of the day.
Russia may and must be criticised, but at the same time she is an unavoidable strategic partner, and the deepening of cooperation is a mutual interest.
It must also be made clear that, of course,the policy of the state of Israel can be criticised- just as any other state can be criticised, because no state functions perfectly.
I will be criticised by some honourable Members for saying it, but conditionality must be built into not only development aid but also debt relief.
We all know that the Americans have made mistakes,for which they must be criticised or even condemned, but they have made mistakes because they are doing something.
Therefore, it cannot be criticised for not having judged it expedient or necessary to grant the applicant's request that the Portuguese Republic be required to produce the contractual external audit reports.
In response to the remarks directed towards me earlier by Mr Toubon,I should also like to say that I cannot be criticised for not wishing to take into account the need to support the creative process in Europe.
Culture 2000 could certainly be criticised for lack of transparency, difficulties over selection, in short, for everything related to method.
Of course the media law can and should be criticised, and I accept this as natural, but a nation should not be insulted.
The Council can be criticised for not continuing the mandates for those countries, but this was a compromise made necessary to save many of the other country and thematic mandates that are currently being reviewed.
Secondly, I would like to comment on the mandate of MONUC because,although MONUC may be criticised and has to be criticised for what recently happened, I think it would be the ultimate mistake to ask that they leave the DRC.
However, the rapporteur must be criticised for harping on themes such as women's rights which, although very important, are completely unacceptable at local level and therefore render the entire peace process even less likely.
In those circumstances, the applicant cannot be criticised for erroneously initiating proceedings before the Court of First Instance under Article 173 of the Treaty.
The Commission cannot therefore be criticised for having taken account of factors arising after the adoption of a plan to grant or alter aid.
Accordingly, the notifying parties cannot, as a rule, be criticised for putting forward certain- potentially decisive- arguments, facts or evidence only in their arguments.