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I must also stress that we cannot disregard the consumer.
We must explain that our compatriots in Afghanistan are in serious danger, but we must also stress the importance of the mission there and that failure cannot be an option.
I must also stress that this directive is only a beginning.
Nevertheless, we must also stress the fact that genuine integration requires efforts on both sides.
I must also stress that implementation has become a critical aspect.
We must also stress that progress towards the single currency must not worsen the situation in that respect.
I must also stress that, in most cases, the rise in food prices does not result either in an increase in farmers' incomes.
We must also stress the fact that hitherto the European Union has taken too little action in this field, which is still in its early days.
I must also stress the importance of carrying forward the Energy Policy for Europe established by the Spring European Council.
I must also stress that once again the Commission is, in fact, skirting the issue of practical action on equal opportunities.
I must also stress the importance of ensuring an additional payment for producers to support indigenous breeds of sheep and goat in particular.
I must also stress the importance of guaranteeing an additional payment for producers of rare native, traditional and regional breeds of sheep and goats.
I must also stress the importance of timely and effective implementation of the Water Framework Directive to attain good ecological status of freshwaters.
I must also stress the important role played by international cooperation and joint research and development programmes in disseminating and exchanging best practices in this field.
Therefore, I must also stress that, in this regard, all the efforts made by Mrs Ferrero-Waldner, and by those in a position to influence global politics, may very well bear fruit.
I must also stress that the new Objective 2 guidelines for the year 1997- this is one of the advantages of analysing reports retrospectively- have led to full take-up of the available resources.
We must also stress, however, that the judgment of the Federal Administrative Court in Germany means and has emphasised for Germany that the local authorities are duty bound to act in any case.
I must also stress that we shall be undertaking a thorough assessment of the Commission' s commitment to the priorities defined by Parliament which feature in the broad economic guidelines adopted in April.
European representatives must also stress that we are not trying to force European human rights onto them, but that we are trying to make everyone understand that universal human rights are part of modern society.
I must also stress that the concern for maximum transparency led the Portuguese Presidency to take very successful steps so that the European Parliament could access the information resulting from the enormous effort made.
I must also stress that the proposal for a Council Directive- even though this is an area where progress is taking place at dizzying speed, so that it is difficult to be fully abreast of events- is a sound one, and we should approve it as soon as possible.
Finally, I must also stress that giving families and students access to culture via schools and society, as well as building bridges between cultural heritage and the exact sciences, innovation and technology, are fundamental aspects of those concerns.
I must also stress that it was with the greatest regret that I listened to the speech made by the representative of the Socialist Group in the European Parliament, who claimed that China's crimes were justified by the construction of a railway line to Tibet.
I must also stress, however, that in the case of Greece an increase in the number of seats provided for, from 22 to 23, would be absolutely fair, since the country's population exceeds by 10% that of other countries with the same number parliamentary seats.
I must also stress that the Environment Agency emphasised in its report the importance of other emergent threats in the area of the Mediterranean, especially for ecosystems, from changes in temperatures and rainfall in the area, which have various consequences.
I must also stress the need to guarantee funds to be set up or topped up in order to provide incentives for greater private investment and for the implementation of measures to encourage small loan arrangements, such as those introduced by the Gramien Bank in Bangladesh.
It must also stress the need to set up a real evaluation mechanism for Schengen that will check compliance with the rules and border controls, identify problems, help solve them and, as a last resort, penalise Member States if they persist in not complying.
We must also stress that'the report should provide more than a catalogue of country-based events and developments and should also address the question of the effectiveness of the EU foreign policy as well as of the means necessary to pursue the objectives of European external action.