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Reverend Drew did say that we should… support.
Let us say that we should be maintaining our support for democracy.
It's… Okay, I can confidently say that we should go that way.
They say that we should wait for Member States to play their part.
I agree with all the others who say that we should combine our efforts in rebuilding.
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You say that we should continue opencast mining in Europe because there is a supply problem.
On the contrary, we would say that we should be a little more realistic.
Both these changes are very welcome, andit has been self-evident to me as rapporteur that we should support them and say that we should vote for them.
Reverend Drew did say that we should… support… one another.
Everyone has the right to have a view on the best way of defending human rights, andI have to respect those who say that we should boycott the ceremony.
So I must say that we should be clear about this.
I find it quite amusing that those who oppose the European Parliament having powers, that are against the European Union being able to tell Member States what to do,come here and say that we should tell sovereign Member States what their internal procedures should be to ratify an international treaty.
People say that we should stick to what we have been doing in this Parliament until now.
But we have the same debate now, because some now say that we should delay the exit strategies and the exit from public deficits.
It would say that we should kill off liberal dogmas, as well as the old theory which says that wealth is created by developing trade.
Every time that we in Parliament orMember States in the Council say that we should have different adaptive rules by the Member States we make this issue more complex.
Mrs Yade, if you say that we should wait for the Commission to produce its report and only then begin to negotiate what may be the definitive statute for OLAF, we will be wasting time.
With regard to Kosovo, which I visited again just last week,I can only say that we should be able to make sure that its peoples can coexist, thus making Serbian enclaves unnecessary.
I could even say that we should look at the Irish vote from a constructive perspective: this vote is the proof of the fact that we have not always known to be open partners of the simple citizen, who is rather the subject of efficient political practices than the defender of ideas and visionary concepts.
Consequently, we should not beat our breasts in self-criticism and say that we should do more, but compare ourselves to others and draw attention to how much aid they provide.
In this respect, I can only say that we should be delighted that we are able to conclude this agreement, and that in so doing we are giving a sign to Mr Nasarbajev and his people, thereby leading to a political and economic consolidation which will no doubt still have to survive very difficult times ahead, but which, in the long term, will be of great value to us.
Moreover, I do not appreciate the fact that the Council representatives have so far not been in contact,particularly because the politicians in the Member States say that we should actually take a different course in Europe, while the Commission's bureaucrats who pore over this topic say that we must remain faithful to what we have.
Could I finally say that we should ease up a little on the ageism in relation to the praesidium.
One of our concerns relates to the fact that certain members of the Council say that we should accept that we deduct EUR 0.3 billion for the EU's 21 overseas countries and territories and that a further EUR 0.9 billion should be deducted to cover administrative costs.
When we say that we should'think small',we need to make sure that the Member States also apply this test, just as the Commission has begun to. The presentation of the review of the Small Business Act in the various European capital cities will also provide a chance to urge the Member States to reduce the time required to issue authorisations for the creation of SMEs.
Where are they then? Where are they then, those who say that we should do proper work here, who are always putting the question about the quorum and, when we are doing the real work here, are absent?
Therefore, in closing, I say that we should express our support to all those on both sides who are peacefully and democratically expressing their views and their political aspirations.
Identify the population groups to be vaccinated as a priority; here,for example, I would say that we should have started vaccinating with the seasonal influenza virus people working with poultry, in order to minimise the possibility of one person carrying both viruses at the same time, which would be exceptionally dangerous, and consequently to reduce the risk of a pandemic.
I share the view of those who say that we should do everything we can to prevent a military escalation in northern Iraq, but we can only do that if we first distance ourselves from the terrorist attacks of the PKK and demand the PKK to stop.
I would remind you that, in the context of this action plan,there are also those who say that we should call on all the resources available to maintain activity; in this action plan you have very practical financial regulation measures that I listed just recently, which I do not intend to repeat, and whose rapid implementation we are awaiting at European Union level.