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We have also discussed topics like funding and communication.
Perhaps rather tardily in view of the speed with which the report is being dealt with, I have also discussed this issue with various Finnish experts.
We have also discussed this proposal with the Council of Ministers.
Mr President, today we are discussing Tibet, but we have also discussed Chechnya, Kurdistan and Taiwan, and we will continue to do so.
We have also discussed that things and events of special signifi.
The stress test is a key measure and a key tool in this context, andnot only have we discussed it here, we have also discussed it on many occasions- and as recently as April, in fact- with the finance ministers in the Council.
I have also discussed this a great deal with women's groups from Turkey.
I can only state Finland' s position,which is that we believe it is very important for the Union to make headway in the creation of a common energy tax and we have also discussed the possibility of Member States, which are so inclined, moving forward faster in this area.
We have also discussed the importance of involving parliamentarians in the process.
In the middle of 2005, we decided to extend the transitional provisions at first reading, giving us sufficient time for the second part,which we are debating today and which we have also discussed in a large number of working groups and roundtables, including with Europe's veterinarians and colleagues in Parliament.
We have also discussed changing the age limit for children undertaking light work to 14 years.
We believe that the target rate for employment- and we have also discussed this with the Member States in the European Council- should be aimed at promoting the employment both of men and of women.
We have also discussed and voted on Mrs Sörensen' s report which deals with trafficking in women.
As you know, the financial crisis is at the top of our agenda every week too, andwe have established a kind of road map, but we have also discussed the preparation of a proposal on capital requirements for banks to tighten existing rules; we are also preparing a proposal to regulate rating agencies, which, as you know, played a very important role in the financial markets and in this crisis as well.
We have also discussed what we must do in order not only to give a mention to women in the developing countries but also to be able to do something practical in this area.
From the outset- and we have also discussed this several times here in this Parliament- the intention was that we should table a proposal for a new type of market organisation for tobacco next year.
I have also discussed the matter with the SEC Chairman, Mr Chris Cox, during my recent visit to the United States and I support keeping this agenda point in our regulatory dialogue with the US authorities for the future.
We have also discussed the Commission Action Plan to promote out-of-court settlement procedures.
We have also discussed the time limit for funding and I am pleased that the Commissioner referred to that in her address.
We have also discussed measures, cultural aspects, lawmaking and many other aspects of this complex issue.
They have also discussed in broad terms the characteristics of good research, good research questions, analytical strategies, good proposals, and more?
We have also discussed on many occasions the balance between open borders and a strongly social EU and concluded that this balance is important.
We have also discussed the situation with some of our partners in bilateral conversations on the margins of the UN General Assembly in New York.
We have also discussed another issue that is crucial, since there are 500 million consumers in the European Union, who are also all insured persons, with'equity risk.
In our group, we have also discussed the possibility that the visually impaired and those with other types of functional disability should be able to receive documents in a form other than written form.
On this occasion, we have also discussed a tendency which we find worrying, which is for more and more decisions to be taken away from the institutions which actually have the democratic legitimacy to do this.
We have also discussed before whether better European coordination of the railway sector- something that we have long been wanting and, on paper, have long had- could have helped passengers to get home more quickly.
We have also discussed the issue with the Serbian authorities, who have underlined that they are committed to increasing the participation of people from national minorities in the police and judiciary, but they claim that there is often a lack of interest from qualified candidates.
The EU has also discussed the referendum with Russia on several occasions.
The European Council has also discussed the situation in our neighbourhood, in particular the implementation of the Partnership for Democracy and Shared Prosperity with the Southern Mediterranean.