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I consider it essential that such measures should also be applied in Europe.
I have to inform you that the Commission is closely associated with the preparatory work and that we consider it essential that we are also involved in setting up and operating this mechanism.
We consider it essential that such products should be quality marked as clearly as possible.
I welcome the adoption of this agreement with the Member States of the West African Economic andMonetary Union, as I consider it essential for the European Union to table a policy of consistency in the external aviation sector, gradually reducing the various provisions of the current bilateral agreements on air services between both parties.
I consider it essential that our approach to this issue should be as unified and as concerted as possible.
PT Faced with the task of setting new objectives for the European Union, we consider it essential to carry out a wide-ranging revision of the financial perspectives with special emphasis on Heading 3,"Internal Policies" and Heading 4,"External Actions.
They consider it essential to have at their disposal: a a minimum complement of common definitions; b a minimum complement of harmonized- i.e., comparable- data.
I consider it essential that it makes it a priority in its programme to unblock the reform of the European Solidarity Fund.
I consider it essential to take action aimed at the rapid and more effective use of means which have been made available by developed countries.
I consider it essential for mining companies to have mandatory insurance cover against damages caused through accidents, including the cost of restoring areas affected by accidents to their original state.
I consider it essential to introduce mechanisms that promote the boosting of prices paid at the production stage, whilst keeping prices paid at the final consumption stage as low as possible.
I will not repeat it, but I consider it essential that, in the Treaty itself, certain objectives aim more specifically at affirming that equality for men and women will constitute one of the Community's missions.
We consider it essential, as has been the experience on our old continent, to develop a fully-functioning democratic state, with full and strong democratic institutions respecting human rights and the rule of law.
We therefore consider it essential that Parliament should be able to send three specialised representatives to serve on the Board, and it goes without saying that they must have the same voting rights as all the other Board members.
I consider it essential that we set development aid priorities in the areas of infrastructure, health, education and particularly agriculture, and in particular I think that perhaps we should consider introducing an evaluation of projects after 10 years.
I consider it essential that the Scottish parliament gains full powers in those areas currently reserved to London; when that happens, I am confident that Scotland will feature amongst the Member States implementing measures for the benefit of consumers and businesses.
We consider it essential for the liberalising trend seen in successive CAP reforms to be reversed and measures to be taken to maintain national sugar beet production, supporting agriculture that is essentially focused upon food production and thus helping to safeguard the two factories' production as well as employment.
New Community Instrument(NCI):'The European Council considers it essential for the Community to achieve an annual growth rate of 4.5% by the middle of 1979.
Mr Tripodi(DR).-(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,the Group of the European Right considers it essential to safeguard European cinema and television production.
They considered it essential to ensure progress and over all consistency in the activities of the Community and in the work on political cooperation.
The EP considers it essential to develop a structured dialogue both as regards the common foreign and security policy(CFSP) and in the field of home affairs and justice; tice;
The ECB considered it essential that price stability should remain not only the primary objective of the ECB and the ESCB, but should also be a stated objective of the EU.
He gave it a prominent place in his speeches because he considered it essential.
Parliament considered it essential that India should achieve political equilibrium through free democratic elec tions and called on all Indian political par ties to foster a multicultural and pluralist society.
The Commission considers it essential that the complainant Community industry and these new independent Community producers be given the opportunity to attain, in conditions of fair trade undistorted by dumping, the levels of profitability needed for economic viability.
Ladies and gentlemen,the Presidency considers it essential to suspend the sitting and ask the political groups to meet, but before resuming the plenary sitting and following the meetings of the political groups, I shall call the Conference of Presidents.
On this issue the late American writer Susan Sontag wrote so aptly in the book Regarding the Pain of Others that we have considered it essential to draw attention to the essay once more by reprinting an extract.
Parliament welcomed the recent developments in Afghanistan in the fight against terrorism and against the Taliban regime, considering it essential that a transitional government made up of representatives of all Af ghan groupings, explicitly including local civil organisation, in particular women 's organisations, and respecting human rights and international humanitarian law, be constituted in Af ghanistan.
The European Council considers it essential that the improvement in the economic situation should not lead to a slackening of efforts to promote structural adjustment in Europe but should instead be exploited to speed up essential reforms, particularly in the field of employment, where the situation is still very worrying.
The committee responsible has agreed to all the most important aspects of the Research Committee's proposals, and considers it essential for the European Parliament- partly in view of its role in the allocation of research funds- to monitor critically the work on this Council of Europe convention.