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It is our common duty.
This is not a socialist demand, or a PPE Group demand; it is our common wish.
It is our common law.
All these are shoots of communism, and it is our common and primary duty to nurse them.
It is our common duty to protect this right at all times.
Folk også translate
Nothing can justify any kind of terrorism, andthat is why it is our common task to fight against it. .
It is our common duty to raise awareness about women's rights in Europe.
As Mr Trichet said in English, French and German,the euro is more than just a currency: it is our common destiny.
It is our common interest and responsibility to make funding more effective.
Relations between the Commission and the European Parliament will be put on a very firm andclear footing, and it is our common goal to support the building of Europe.
It is our common responsibility to ensure that ESAs get down to business as soon as possible.
It is our common interest to provide what we promise as well as promise what we really can do.
I said during that ceremony, at which some of you were present,that the European Union is not a foreign power invading our countries, it is our common project.
It is our common cause, our common interest, that the Doha Development Round is concluded successfully.
Young people from all over the world last week worked hard on finding alternative solutions to worldwide climate change."It is our common future which is on the line, and the future is now, so something must be done.
It is our common philosophical heritage and safeguards the principle of civil peace around which the EU was built.
I hope, Madam Vice-President, that you will be able to say a few words at the end of this debate about what you are planning in specific terms, for it is our common goal, and that is a message which we must convey in 2008 in particular.
And it is our common task to tell the Europeans about the dictatorial great deception which is the EU.
On the basis of the right which children have to a father and mother andto secure conditions in which to grow up in a family environment, it is our common challenge, in the face of the new millennium, to allow children' s needs to be our guide in all the work that is done in society.
It is our common future which is on the line, and the future is now, so something must be done.
When we remember the victims, then we are truly fulfilling our obligations, because it is our common obligation and responsibility to make the 21st century different from the 20th, so that the terrors of totalitarianism may never return to Europe.
It is our common task to prepare for the future in such a sustainable way that it is as safe as humans can make it for our children and our grandchildren.
As far as the question of the North is concerned,I share the honourable Member's wish that the participation of the Turkish Cypriots would materialise for the simple reason that it is our common objective to see to it that membership of Cyprus eventually benefits both communities.
It is our common conviction that democracy is strengthened through criticism and I am certain that Mr Barroso will, with our support, accept this position also.
On the contrary: in my view an effective employment policy also means an effective social dialogue, it means realising that cooperation offers both parties more than conflict does,which is why it will also become necessary; it is our common intention to promote and strengthen this social dialogue in Europe.
It is our common task today to ensure that the potential of cohesion policy- its capacity to deliver sustainable development and jobs- will be used fully and wisely in this new global context.
It is our common success in achieving a strong, democratic European Union which is capable of action, that will make it possible to secure peace and freedom in our old, constantly changing European continent in the 21st century.
Today, it is our common duty to cherish the memory of the hundreds of thousands of victims of the Soviet terror in the Baltic States, and to condemn in the strongest terms the totalitarian system and the crimes against humanity committed by its leaders.
It is our common responsibility to deliver what was promised, what is expected by the beneficiaries, what has been built up, as a budget, on the revenue side, while fully respecting the fiscal sovereignty of Member States.