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I feel like i can make a contribution.
But it can make a contribution, and this is what the Treaty invites you to do, and what we invite you to do.
I get excited because I feel like I can make a contribution.
At Lely you can make a contribution beyond the scope of your own role.
Everyone, from richest to poorest, can make a contribution.
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We consider that VAT reduction can make a contribution to the maintenance of certain jobs and allow for the creation of others.
It goes without saying that we as Parliament cannot solve this problem ourselves, but we can make a contribution to the discussion.
We too can make a contribution, however, by accepting the Uighur prisoners into the European Union, thereby also helping to end this scandal as quickly as possible.
The means proposed here can make a contribution to this.
We therefore need to concentrate very heavily on this area andfind some methodical ways of doing so, partly by involving NGOs and others who can make a contribution.
I hope that this report can make a contribution to this.
The European Union can make a contribution in this field if it can manage to coordinate efforts and know-how without seeking to control or foist a single strategy on Member States.
I sincerely hope that Sweden can make a contribution to this issue.
This clearly shows that the countries have very different interests, but one of the things we have to work on is trying to find out where,in particular, we can make a contribution in the individual countries.
I hope we will and that we can make a contribution when it is convened.
We must maintain the sound, stable andcompetitive nature of financial institutions so that they can make a contribution to economic growth.
If the tax on financial transactions can make a contribution to this- that is what we want to look into- what would the timeframe be for negotiating this with international partners?
If we combine both those things then we can make a contribution in this area.
If the Community institutions can make a contribution to the organisation of the debate- and the Commission is playing and will continue to play its part in this- these national debates will first of all have to be organised by the Member States.
I believe that constructive cooperation really can make a contribution to improving the reform.
There is great inequality between Member States, but that is not something you can solve by sending patients across the border, but precisely by exchanging treatment, and in this regard, too,this directive can make a contribution.
Scientists are of the opinion that the use of biotechnology can make a contribution of 20-30% of the supply of food.
In support of the actions taken by the Community in the area of health and safety, and of the development of technical information systems(in particular, the proposed creation of a Europeanagency for health and safety at work), the Foundation can make a contribution in this area.
As the guardian of Community legislation, the Commission can make a contribution in this respect, but this is by no means enough.
This also means, therefore, that it is an integral process in which others in society will also need to play a role, and this is why I am pleased with this contribution to establishing a safer andintegral traffic policy to which consumers too can make a contribution.
The EU can export energy-efficient,clean technology and China can make a contribution to tackling its environmental problems.
The route towards the European Union means finding a solution for this political crisis, sitting down at the same table and putting an end to the constant blame game, in which one group always blames the other andfails to recognise that it, too, can make a contribution to changing things.
Mr President, the EU is the civil andeconomic power that can make a contribution to democracy and human rights,a contribution beyond the scope of weaponry, namely work on crisis prevention.
Allow me to conclude by at least inviting the Environment Commissioner, Mrs Wallström, to come andexchange ideas with the Fisheries Committee on these specific points, so as to ascertain to what extent she can make a contribution to the Green Paper on fishery, also in terms of biodiversity.
As Members of this Parliament, it can give us some satisfaction that we can make a contribution to alleviating some of the more immediate effects of redundancy for these workers, indeed giving them some hope for the future.