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I should like to conclude with the'World Knowledge Platform.
Mr President, I should like to conclude with the Arjan Erkel case.
I should like to conclude with a comment about the forthcoming elections.
Mr President, if I may, I should like to conclude by adding three remarks on Europe's current situation, following the outcome of the French and Dutch referenda.
I should like to conclude my speech with two comments.
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This is why, ladies and gentlemen, I should like to conclude my speech by calling on us all, as Members of the European Parliament, to make our voices heard and ensure that the question of status is resolved now and not delayed until next year.
I should like to conclude with a word about the time frame.
I should like to conclude by saying that we should not let the dead die in vain.
I should like to conclude by making the following statement on an institutional aspect of the text.
I should like to conclude by saying that this is, of course, an exercise that will give rise to debate.
I should like to conclude by responding to Mr Eppink, who is obviously claiming that we are against freedom.
I should like to conclude by saying that innovation is not only reflected in end products or new services.
Finally, I should like to conclude by saying to patients and their families that things are moving forward.
I should like to conclude by reminding you that our common enemy, politically speaking of course, is the Council.
I should like to conclude by saying a couple of words about the amendments tabled by the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs.
I should like to conclude by referring to some reflections of the sociologist and philosopher Ulrich Beck in yesterday's Le Monde.
I should like to conclude by saying that we must balance these elements and do everything to make them clear to our citizens.
I should like to conclude by saying, that I am very pleased with the victory of the Crimean Tatar singer Jamala at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2016.
I should like to conclude by thanking you all, in particular the Environment Committee, as well as Mr Trakatellis for being patient and persistent.
I should like to conclude by saying that it is regrettable that virtually all Member States are introducing restrictions on the new Member States.
I should like to conclude this brief outline of the second reading by the Council by highlighting that the budgetary procedure been conducted in a good atmosphere.
I should like to conclude by thanking all the rapporteurs, especially for their fruitful cooperation, and wishing the Commission luck on getting these measures put into effect.
I should like to conclude, Mr President, by saying how sad I am that on Chapter 9, the Developments section of the budget, the Council made a cut of 306 million ECU.
I should like to conclude this presentation, Commissioner, by stressing two things: firstly, a concern of the members of the committee and, secondly, a demand of our committee.
Madam President, I should like to conclude my speech in this joint debate on two candidate countries with one remark about Croatia for which my group has not requested separate speaking time.
I should like to conclude by congratulating the rapporteurs, Mr Tillich and Mr Tomlinson, as well as the chairman of the Committee on Budgets, Mr Samland, for their work on the 1998 draft general budget.
I should like to conclude, therefore, by saying that we are fortunate to have taken this decision and that, under no circumstances, have we compromised the safety of our fellow citizens throughout Europe.
I should like to conclude by asking the European Union to assume its role through the means at its disposal to persuade Laurent Gbagbo and his illegitimate government to accept that the game is over.
I should like to conclude by thanking Parliament for its clear and unqualified support for enlargement, expressed this morning and reflected in the report submitted. It will also be reflected in the forthcoming debate.
I should like to conclude by drawing attention to one particular aspect: the Council challenges the legal basis of this programme, saying that everything to do with the campaign against drugs automatically falls under the third pillar.