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There is clearly a need to introduce more controls.
One final point:ten years after the initiation of the Ombudsman's statute, there is clearly a need for a review.
There is clearly a need for continued joint efforts to combat this form of crime.
Organ shortage is a common dilemma in all European countries,and there is clearly a need to improve the system supporting organ donation across the EU.
There is clearly a need for such policies to be tested for, and evaluated against, their urban environmental implications.
I am also delighted to hear what you have said,because I believe that this is clearly a need that Parliament has indicated and the Commission has considered.
There is quite clearly a need for a bridge across the belt so that we can remove this bottleneck from the north-south axis.
Despite measures to encourage the national authorities responsible for fighting terrorism to share information,there is clearly a need for greater mutual trust.
Mr President, there is clearly a need to re-establish supplies of drinking water and electricity in Iraq, along with health services.
There is clearly a need- certainly in my country and I have no doubt in others- for more pressure from the Commission, which must be firmer with Member States.
If African countries are to attract jobs, know-how and major investment,there is clearly a need for greater political stability,a normal legal environment and acceptable rules for entrepreneurs, who will then be willing to develop their operations in African countries in an honest way.
There is clearly a need for an independent authority that is able to issue safety certificates on a completely objective basis.
So there is clearly a need, just as in all other sectors of labour legislation, for a common, flexible framework.
There is clearly a need to have a close partnership with non-EU countries in the Mediterranean based on respect for human rights and the rule of law.
There is clearly a need for EU-wide random checks, and the UK- my own Member State- has already been applying such a system with very positive results.
There is clearly a need for more thorough checking of containers at the point of departure and arrival and for closer cooperation between the authorities in different countries.
There is clearly a need to safeguard and to strengthen equal treatment and equal pay for equal work in the same workplace, as already laid down in Article 39(12) of the European Community Treaty.
There is clearly a need to redouble our efforts but, despite the fact that we are still far from achieving our goal, it is clear that things are beginning to move, since the first European forum on the Roma in itself marks a change.
While on the one hand there is clearly a need to integrate maritime policy within the European Union, given that its associated activities produce 40% of EU GDP, on the other it is right to regulate such activities taking non-EU competitors into account.
While there is clearly a need for short-term action by Member States to mitigate the impact on the most vulnerable households, the main policy response should aim at facilitating our transition towards clearly more sustainable ways of producing and consuming energy.
As a result of that meeting there is clearly a need to coordinate that EU action to complete the EU internal market and remove trade barriers to the creation of the home markets for satellite communications, in particular in the manufacturing sector, and also in the services sector.
Where nuts are concerned, the producer countries clearly expressed a need for special subsidies in this sector.
We clearly need a far more flexible legal framework to keep abreast of technological advances in banking systems.
We clearly need an effective internal market in energy.
In addition, Mr President, we very clearly need a European government.
As this report suggests, we clearly need a radical shake-up of world trade rules.
Finally, we clearly need a replacement system for air travel, even once there is a single European sky.