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I should like to thank the Council for its answer.
Even though none of its representatives is present, I should like to thank the Council.
I should like to thank the Council and Commission for their input.
Sjöstedt(GUE/NGL).-(SV) I should like to thank the Council for its answer.
I should like to thank the Council, and also the Commission staff.
Mr President, I should like to thank the Council for having turned its attention to Ukraine,the EU's largest neighbour to the East.
Cornelissen(PPE), draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Transport and Tourism.-(NL)Madam President, I should like to thank the Council for meeting Parliament's wishes by providing funding for road safety, sustainable mobility and combined transport.
Mr President, I should like to thank the Council for being here for this very important debate in relation to the European Development Fund.
DONNELLY(S).- Mr President, I should like to thank the Council and the Commission for their statements.
I should like to thank the Council for its common position, in which it takes over the amendments adopted by Parliament at first reading and accepted by the Commission.
On behalf of the ALDE Group.- Madam President, I should like to thank the Council Presidency for the progress that it is making in approaching an agreement at first reading.
I should like to thank the Council representative for her reply to my question; however, I fear that my approach to this issue has not been understood.
Hardstaff(PSE).- I should like to thank the Council for what has been said so far.
Mr President, I too should like to thank the Council and the Commission for their reports and, in common with others, express my regret at the fact that coherence policy has not been given more prominence.
Mr President, I should like to thank the Council and the Commission for their presentations this morning.
Mr President, I should like to thank the Council representative for having informed us that the Presidency is determined to reach an agreement.
On behalf of Parliament I should like to thank the Council for being present here today and also the Commission, the High Representative and the laureates of the Sakharov Prize.
With this in mind, we should like to thank the Council, as represented by Mr Marimón, who has devoted a lot of attention to this matter, for having agreed to our proposal intended to speed things up.
I should like to thank the Council and the Commission, and colleagues in the European Parliament, for the understanding they have shown of problems which all of us- but especially Denmark- face after the Danish No vote.
Berthu(EDN).-(FR) I should like to thank the Council for its very honest reply, but it gives me more cause for concern than reassurance, since it consists in saying that, if there is a deficit as a result of the reduction in customs duties, the fourth resource will be increased.
BLAK(PSE).-(DA)- Mr President, I should like to thank the Council for the steps it has taken in order to put employment at the top of the EC agenda, not least because it has succeeded in putting the importance of the issue across to the other EC countries.
At the end of this debate, I should like to thank the Council and the Commissioner for listening so carefully to what we had to say; this has enabled them to see that there is quite considerable consensus, a great deal of agreement, in our Parliament on the telecom package.
I should like to thank the Council and the Commission for the helpful statements they have made today, and all the speakers in the debate- in particular Mr Rothley and Mr Gargani for their exceptional contributions behind the scenes, over such a long period of time and, in particular, during the Italian Presidency.
Mr President, I should like to thank the Council for the detailed summit conclusions it gave us, as well as the appreciation that there was a real need to have a look at a long-term strategic view of the transatlantic relationship, taking into account security and political and economic aspects.
Madam President, I should like to thank the Council and Commission for their communication, and add my own very particular congratulations to the Commissioner for Humanitarian Action, who, throughout these long and painful weeks, in the face of the silence of the international community and the cowardice of the United States, has shown by her words and deeds the meaning of clear-headedness, determination and courage.
Mr President, I should like to thank both the Council and the Commission warmly for their introduction, but I should also particularly like to thank both our PPE-DE rapporteurs, Mrs Regina Bastos and Mr Philip Bushill-Matthews, for their reports.