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I share Mr Desama's point of view on this subject.
From this point of view, I share Mr Manzella's opinion.
I share Mr Howitt's aspirations towards decentralization.
I share Mr Parish's concern about the welfare of the animals.
The difference is that it will be a social-democratic President- the Chancellor to be precise- who will hold the office.In other respects I share Mr Böge's opinion.
I share Mr Schwab's concern with regard to the progress of public debt.
Frankly, even if this aim could be achieved by the Commission's financial instrument- and I share Mr Bradbourn's scepticism on this- the amount of money allocated would hardly begin to dent the problem.
I share Mr Nassauer's desire to have more decisions taken at Member State level.
It is a small sector, but I share Mr Parish's concern that any crack in confidence will destroy it.
I share Mr Adam's view that it is a pity it has taken quite so long to sort it out.
Let me stress that I share Mr Staes' concern over information on irregularities within Europol.
I share Mr Klinz's view on the importance of penalties and the ability of ESMA to impose them.
Certainly if I look at the high-speed link andits technical specifications, I share Mr Savary' s view- who has drawn up an excellent report- that it is scandalous that three, nearly four years after the previous directive on interoperability of the high-speed link, we are still waiting for technical specifications for interoperability.
I share Mr Howitt's concern that the existing laws do not crack down on the proceeds of crime.
As far as this is concerned, I share Mr Lehne' s view of assessing on a case-by-case basis whether harmonisation or mutual recognition of standards should be applied.
I share Mr Byrne's concern at the delay which has taken place within the Committee on Legal Affairs.
I share Mr Bösch's disappointment at what the Commission has done with the national declarations.
I share Mr Deprez's concerns and his amendments afford freedom of movement for those awaiting a definitive visa.
I share Mr Posselt's view: if the Member States fail to make a move on this issue in time, then we must take the initiative.
I share Mr Klich's view that we need to look into how we can go on extending what we call smart sanctions.
I share Mr White's opinion that something must be done about the problems connected with providing information to complainants when a matter is being dealt with.
I share Mr Stevenson's view that the European Parliament should not use all its authority to state its position on a single, dramatic court case.
I share Mr Barton and Mr Beazley's hope that this House will reaffirm its previous position on Wednesday by the required 260 votes.
I share Mr Corbett' s view that if the rapporteurs had not done such a good job then Parliament would in all probability have recommended voting against Nice.
I share Mr Busk's view on the need to keep intervention for pig meat, because this sector does- as we have experienced on numerous occasions- from time to time go into over-production, which is very difficult to control.
In principle, I share Mr Apolinário's assessment and consider, like him, that we must do our utmost to promote the employment of young people, for they will take our place and be charged with responsibility for advancing European civilization.
DE Mr President, though I share Mr Pieper's concerns,I voted in favour of this report, as we have stated quite clearly once again- at the beginning of the report- that, for us, the negotiations are a long process with no predetermined result.
Firstly, I share Mr Becsey's concern about the risks posed by families and businesses taking on debts in foreign currencies, in countries which have a floating exchange rate and which are subject to risks of excessive volatility in their exchange rate, as was the case with Hungary.
Firstly, I share Mr Pomés' s view that we need greater coordination, which is not incompatible with subsidiarity, but I am also interested in his additional demands that we work in more detail on expenditure and income, the existence of different scenarios or greater commitments in terms of national policies.