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Our opinion was very clearly that it is not.
This is all the more surprising because, last year,the Commission stated quite clearly that it was not going to implement the agreement.
Both felt very clearly, that it was not something management could afford.
Anyone who examined what is now the European Union' s 20 year-old system of supervision would see clearly that it is not effective enough by a long chalk.
If what the European Union wants is policy on China to be credible,it must demand much more clearly that it radically improve its policy on human rights.
Turkey has shown very clearly that it is still generations away from joining the EU.
However, the egg only got larger and larger, and more and more human: when she had come within a few yards of it, she saw that it had eyes and a nose and mouth; andwhen she had come close to it, she saw clearly that it was Humpty Dumpty himself.
This described worship shows clearly that it is referring to a religious- political power.
I believe that one of the Member States of Mercosur has shown clear and decisive support for the multilateral round, and the Chilean andMexican experiences- Mr Varela Suanzes-Carpegna reminded us of this- demonstrate clearly that it is possible to go much further than the expectations established by the multilateral round.
I saw myself succeeding so clearly that it became a moment in time that I had but simply to wait and prepare for.
The Commission did not include it in its working programme,because it saw clearly that it would meet fierce resistance from certain Member States.
I want to make the point very clearly that it has not yet been determined whether this measure will ultimately be a success or a disappointment.
The fact that we are well into the third year of negotiations indicates very clearly that it is difficult to find an agreement on this important issue.
We have to say clearly that it cannot only be a task for Europe: we need others, namely the major economies, also to contribute to ambitious goals.
I concur with what has been said by my colleagues, butI want to say quite clearly that it would be hypocritical to confine ourselves to moral condemnation: hypocritical and too late.
Let me state clearly that it would be a resounding blunder to start negotiations with series A countries and series B countries at different times, especially for the Baltic countries.
That is good, but I think that we should state very clearly that it cannot progress more quickly than the Member States themselves want.
Turkey must state clearly that it intends to abolish the death penalty next year or in two years' time and that it intends to release its political prisoners over this period and deal with the Kurdish question during this period.
During the round table discussion to which the rapporteur referred,the Commission stated clearly that it is not a priori in favour of statutory regulations on dual pricing.
Here too, therefore, we see absolutely clearly that it is in no wise true that"the primary factor must be sought in direct political force and not in any indirect economic power.
The assessment of the international police cooperation following the European Championships in 2004 highlighted clearly that it is necessary to increase the international information sharing on risk supporters.
Mr de Rossa said quite clearly that it was a sovereign decision by Ireland to hold another referendum.
However- and this is the second idea I wanted to express here- immigration must take place legally andwe must state clearly that it can not be infinite, because, amongst other things, infinite immigration creates infinite marginalisation.
The first lesson is clearly that it is imperative that the European and national authorities in each of our States deal with the question of safety procedures.
The Commission has demonstrated quite clearly that it lacks the will to ensure compliance with Community law.
We need to state very clearly that it is the shared task of the European Union, the African Union and the various powers of southern Africa to ensure that the opportunity now created, following the elections, is properly used.
At the debate on 10 March 1983 the Commission stated clearly that it was not going to withdraw its original proposal and did not intend to delay its adoption by the Council.
Well, I have to make the point most clearly that it would be disastrous for the Commission if a majority of Parliament were to vote against the Commission.