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So the importance of keeping focussed on your goal must be emphasised.
It must be emphasised that the content of a teaching portfolio is part of a greater whole.
I say this for the benefit of Members from new Member States as this must be emphasised.
It must be emphasised that the main responsibility lies with the energy sector and with the industry itself.
Lifelong learning, employment for the elderly andcombating undeclared work are all priorities which must be emphasised, as the rapporteur, of course, rightly states.
It must be emphasised that Europe regards Mexico as an important partner for supplying raw materials.
Fragmented and ineffective for many years, the West Indian banana sector is todaya model of organisation, and restructuring efforts in this area must be emphasised.
It must be emphasised that low income is not necessarily the same as having few personal resources.
Greater demands must be made upon the EIB in terms of providing information and evaluating projects andthe importance of proper professional supervision and auditing must be emphasised.
It must be emphasised very strongly that, insofar as this Research Fund has any impact, it must be on safety at work.
We must however acknowledge that the current deadlock is largely due to the ambiguous attitude of the Israeli Government and the obstacles it is raising,and I believe that this must be emphasised by Parliament.
It must be emphasised that Chiang Dao Wildlife Sanctuary is devoted strictly to conservation; tourism is second on the agenda.
For generations it worked as a work horse in farmers' fields.”It must be emphasised that this is an experiment, since the horses have never had an opportunity to train at this special task, for good reasons.
It must be emphasised that we cannot impose more requirements for Romania and Bulgaria than we have done in the case of the previous Schengen accession.
There are two issues that must be emphasised both by us and the Commission and the Council, and we must always draw attention to them.
It must be emphasised that this is an experiment, since the horses have never had an opportunity to train at this special task, for good reasons.
Briefly on external relations, it must be emphasised that the Portuguese Presidency has been significant for having managed to administer the new institutions created by the Treaty of Amsterdam which has only just entered into force.
It must be emphasised that quantitative indicators in the National Action Plans do not impose equal reduction of pesticide use on all countries.
Competitiveness must be emphasised as much as possible, but social cohesion is absolutely indispensable as the basis for everything we do.
It must be emphasised that in European and extra-European terms our aid easily exceeds the aid which other countries in the world have allocated or are ready to do so.
It must be emphasised that the LOUS is not exhaustive, as new knowledge, changed patterns of consumption and new international initiatives are constantly emerging.
It must be emphasised that the attitude of employees and employers, who are the main participants in preventive measures, is of fundamental importance.
It must be emphasised that family reunification helps to secure values that are entirely fundamental to every individual: the family unit and a normal family life.
It must be emphasised that the so-called Reform Treaty is a very high-ranking document, since it leads in fact to restrictions on the sovereignty of the Member States.
It must be emphasised that the report presented by Mr Rosati reflects to a degree the endeavour of balancing both these viewpoints, and I would like to thank the rapporteur for this.
Berlin- and this must be emphasised- demonstrated more impressively perhaps than any European Council meeting before it that the European Union is capable of action.
It must be emphasised that linguistic minorities, rather than being overwhelmed by the globalisation brought about by the Internet, have discovered that it opens up new cultural and economic horizons.
It must be emphasised that without properly functioning points of single contact, consumers will not receive all the information, and this will prevent us from achieving the objectives laid down by the directive.
It must be emphasised that loss of population or even of employment do not of themselves necessarily constitute a decline since lower densities can actually improve living conditions in cities.
It must be emphasised that the assumption that reforming the Stability Pact and slackening economic discipline would in themselves create jobs through additional expenditure is something of an oversimplification of economic logic.