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I should like to quote certain symbolic figures.
I should like to quote two of the findings of this report.
Once again, honourable Members, our debate has shown that this report is an extremely valuable document, and I should like to quote one last paragraph from it.
I should like to quote another of the Council's conclusions.
In this regard, I should like to quote two great scholars.
I should like to quote as an example the town in which I live.
In this context, I should like to quote the French proverb‘grasp all, lose all.
I should like to quote from Professor Pearce of Southampton University.
It is interesting to try to look into the future, and I should like to quote from the words of a famous Louis Armstrong song,'What a wonderful world':'Babies are born, we watch them grow, they will learn much more than I will ever know.
I should like to quote directly from what two of the teachers said on that occasion.
I should like to quote to you one figure: an impact assessment has shown a potential saving of up to one and a half million tonnes of CO2.
I should like to quote from the letter which President Pöttering sent to me as chairman of the Committee on International Trade.
In evidence whereof I should like to quote the President-in-Office of the Council who, in a recent debate in the House of Lords, declared:'We have nothing against bureaucrats, provided that they are our own.
I should like to quote from the report by Mr Jadot, paragraph 57:'regrets that a significant part of international trade consists of homogeneous products which could just as easily be produced locally.
I should like to quote from two recitals. Recital L reads:'whereas 2000 was marked by a significant increase in the volume of fraud and irregularities identified by Member States and OLAF?
I should like to quote one of the great founding fathers of the Single Market, Jacques Delors, who talked about three key principles- competition, to stimulate; cooperation, to strengthen; and solidarity.
I should like to quote what you said about the technical assistance office for Leonardo:'whether or not we continue cooperating with the technical assistance office in question will depend on a clear improvement in its management.
Finally, I should like to quote the Holy Father John XXIII, who wrote that a threat to the family is a threat to the state, and that similarly, a threat to social order in one state is a threat to international order.
I should like to quote you some figures and conclude with this simple comment: while it is true that transport accounts for 23% of total CO2 emissions throughout Europe, electricity generation accounts for 43%, industry for 19%, and residential housing and commerce for 15.
On this subject I should like to quote a phrase used by Mr Rocard, the draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, when he reiterated the argument that a radical reorganisation of education is called for in terms of physical space, time and substance.
I should like to quote his comments that:"First, the Federal German Government's policy of ending electricity production at nuclear power stations after a further 32 years has shown clearly that, at least in the case of the transport of spent fuel elements, safety problems do not exist.
I should like to quote two examples: a ferry crossing is to be established on the Oder; one border station is built and then the other border station is built- one is eligible for support from INTERREG and the other for support from PHARE- but the ferry which is to cross the river between the two is not eligible for funding, and so the project comes to nothing.
I should like to quote the French professor, Jean-Louis Rocker, writing in the report of the annual conference organised by the European Union- China Academic Network, which took place last week in Madrid:'In recent years numerous demonstrations, petitions, sit-ins and violent actions have taken place in most big cities in order to protest against the degradation of living conditions.