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The European Union is trying to uphold the highest human rights standards.
However, I then ask myself, andI fail to understand- let me make that clear- what the European Union is trying to achieve in its association agreement.
The European Union is trying to stimulate the use of LNG for heavy road transportation, but the market is still developing.
Given the increasingly intolerable state of affairs here, the European Union is trying to step up its humanitarian activity.
According to them, the European Union is trying too hard to copy the success of the process of the ten accession countries in South-East Europe.
There are many goodreasons why everyone involved, from local authorities through to the European Union, is trying to improve urban transport conditions.
This is because the European Union is trying to establish a so-called historic principle, which will discriminate against the new Member States.
We must ensure that these funds are not subject in any way to fraud as this will undermine the legitimacy of what the European Union is trying to achieve.
In all other industries, the European Union is trying to combat fabrications and forgeries.
I think that it is appalling for the WTO to impose orconsider imposing sanctions on the European Union simply because the European Union is trying to protect its citizens from hormone-treated meat.
The European Union is trying to achieve this through international cooperation, financial and technical assistance programmes and effective arms control.
I would urge many of these major nations to support what the European Union is trying to achieve regarding climate change, to improve the situation.
In addition, the European Union is trying in the proposal for a decision to promote the European higher education market within the framework of competition with the United States.
DE Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,it is true to say that the European Union is trying to make its own contribution in this major financial and economic crisis.
The European Union is trying to play an active part in these efforts as is very clearly shown by the appointment of Mr Aldo Ajello as a special envoy of the European Union in the region.
I want definitely to repudiate notions to the effect that the European Union is trying to hide behind other countries when it comes to combating violations of human rights in China.
Mr President, the European Union is trying in any way it can to put pressure on Belarus to respect human rights and bring about democratic reform.
Indeed, by introducing criminal penalties on account of the severity and social stigma they carry in comparison with administrative penalties, the European Union is trying to deter potential polluters from any kind of contravention.
We need to explain what the European Union is trying to achieve with the single currency project and with enlargement to Central and Eastern Europe.
We have been hearing about terrorism for so many years;in reality, the European Union is trying to shield its policies and protect its economic and political system against opposition from the workers.
HU Madam President, while the European Union is trying to find a solution for the storage and disposal of so-called spent fuel, in the United States and Russia these are considered as economically sound sources of energy.
The main problem concerns what the European Union is trying to achieve today with this policy of the Structural Funds, the policy of economic cohesion.
The contact group, which brings together the active part of the European Union, is trying very hard to find the right mix of threats and positive incentives to avoid the conflict being stepped up and widened.
Mr President, through the continuing Youth in Action programme, the European Union is trying to nanny young people, to create the illusion that it is interested in their participation in policy and to turn them into passive recipients and applauders of its anti-grass roots policy, which also creates impasses for young people.
Many people in the European Union are trying to tackle the issue of landfill sites situated near homes or the fact that incinerators are being planned in some countries, including my own to try to deal with the waste problem.
Mr President, unlike many of the previous speakers I would like to say that the Commission has done well in the case of textiles, in this situation of conflict between industry andtrade where everyone in the European Union was trying to go behind the other's back.
It is true that some of those who have built the European Union are trying to change the names of certain activities, and to alter concepts that disturb their ultraliberal presuppositions.
In the past, situations such as these have resulted in a familiar, tried and tested process, a tragic process and, from the point of view of the timeswe live in and from the point of view of what we as the European Union are trying to achieve, an unacceptable process.
We in the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy have given a high priority to producing a practical regulation that will control the international import and export of hazardous chemicals in a reasonable and logical way andthat is sufficiently coherent that the importing countries can understand what we in the European Union are trying to achieve.
Mr President, the European Union is an economic superpower which is trying to carve a role for itself in the world.