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This proposal should be rejected on Thursday.
The application and implementation of this proposal should be made in full compliance with that legal framework.
This proposal should also deal, as appropriate, with electrical devices.
From the Commission's point of view, this proposal should, as far as possible, also take into account Ukraine's requests.
This proposal should be approved by Parliament on the terms proposed by the rapporteur.
I said at the beginning of the process in 2001 that this proposal should be rejected and sent back to the Commission.
This proposal should certainly be supported and implemented; nonetheless great vigilance is required.
On behalf of the EFD Group.- Madam President, Britain is not signed up to Schengen,so technically this proposal should not apply to the UK.
The regulation that this proposal aims to replace isbased upon Article 93, and quite simply this proposal should be also.
This proposal should meet with the approval of the various Member States, and the Commission will keep you informed.
It is interesting that Mr Nassauer- and the PPE-DE Group,I assume- think that this proposal should primarily be about distributing the burden.
This proposal should not serve as an excuse to lay down new standards and to move the goalposts where environmental protection is concerned.
Both the report and the Cresson proposal make it quite clear that this proposal should not replace compulsory military service or conscientious objection.
In order that this proposal should not remain merely a political project, we must be acutely aware of the views of all interested parties.
Furthermore, as there have been no practical difficulties between Member States in deciding where a prosecution should take place, this proposal should be removed from the framework decision.
This proposal should be the starting rather than the finishing line though, since the objectives go far beyond the creation of an interinstitutional group.
In addition, let me say to the honourable Member,since it was he who asked the question, that this proposal should be regarded as part of the general package of CAP reforms under Agenda 2000.
I believe that this proposal should remain, as a common European taxation code would diminish rather than enhance the workings of the European Union.
I believe that, with the amount of effort that various members of committees have put in, particularly my own committee, the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety,we have achieved that balance and I believe that this proposal should be acceptable to the House.
For this reason, the legal basis of this proposal should be the same as the legal basis of the Community trade mark Regulation, i.e. Article 308 of the Treaty.
A number of speakers considered that this post should become that of European Minister for Foreign Affairs; many saw it taking over the existing functions of the High Representative and the Commissioner responsible for External Relations; andsome said that the institutional implications of this proposal should be further addressed.
We think that this proposal should be seen and implemented as part of the whole package of measures that the EU is engaged in to encourage employment, education and training.
Given the impact that this regulation will have on the air travel market, andthe objective that the EU has set itself, this proposal should indeed take account of the difficulties experienced by people with reduced mobility, but should also take into account the difficulties of all those in need of guidance, communication or written assistance when they travel.
This proposal should improve the timeliness, comparability and completeness of the statistics transmitted, as well as the efficiency of the data processing, including improved data evaluation.
By creating a single reporting system, this proposal should allow Member States to homogenise the reporting requirements for all micro-entities and make them more consistent.
This proposal should cover all aspects of the issue, including questions relating to countries of origin, transit and destination, people who recruit, transport and exploit and other middlemen, customers and beneficiaries.
The use of criminal sanctions in this proposal should not be the competence of the EU and those that argue that the expulsion of migrant workers is the solution to exploitation are misguided.
This proposal should have removed the obstacles to women's access to self-employment, by providing for measures or specific advantages designed to make it easier to engage in self-employed activities.
As was rightly pointed out by Christa Prets, this proposal should include, among other things, the European dimension in cooperation, how to strengthen it, the role of the selection panel, national competition and so on. In actual fact, many of these questions or concerns have already been raised in the first reading and I shall of course take them into account when formulating the next steps to be taken.