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I look forward to the debates that will now ensue.
I shall adopt a position on the Treaty of Nice when I see the outcome of the negotiations, butthere is a somewhat schizophrenic feel to the debates here.
What happened to the debates that were announced?
Is this is a matter which is directly relevant to the day-to-day life of Muslims, oris it an obscure topic best left to the debates of philosophers and theologians?
This would make it possible to return to the debates on the Constitution with an altered level of mutual understanding.
As regards draft legislation or rules, or monitoring reports in specific areas, consumer associations within the EU,together with their European federation, BEUC, have contributed to the debates.
This will provide a more lively form of access to the debates than just a dry text.
Can I first of all turn to the debates on Kosovo and the various tragedies attending that sad part of the world?
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.-(FR) Madam President, in spite of stated intentions we cannot really say that any new elements have been introduced to the debates that have been taking place in recent months on the partnership between the European Union and Africa.
I look forward, of course, to the debates, and am highly optimistic that we will be able to achieve a good outcome this year as well.
Balfe(PSE).- Can I ask the Commissioner to cast his mind back to the debates on the Torricelli Act which he referred to. .
Listening to the debates in committee, a significant number of MEPs would seem to be forgetting the lessons of this crisis.
Parliament's decision will be crucial, democratically and politically, to the debates that will be conducted within the framework of the processes of ratification.
I look forward to the debates in the Committee on the Control of Budgets and to the discharge procedure, which will be completed early next year.
From April the candidates for accession will be sitting in the meetings of the General Affairs andExternal Relations Councils and listening to the debates, so I hope that will inform their contributions in due course.
Parallel to the debates based on the Presidency' s above-mentioned report, the Council has adopted a number of conclusions in which account is taken of the Finnish Presidency' s report.
As Commissioner, I should, at any rate, like firstly to thank you for your active contribution to the debates concerning my remit and my department, both for your pertinent questions and also, Mr Martinez, for your impertinent questions.
Access to the debates in each language would then only be guaranteed by way of the audiovisual recordings available on the internet, though individual Members of Parliament would be able to request the translation of certain extracts.
I simply asked the Commission if it agrees with not adopting this regulation in comitology prior to the debates we will be holding on the reform of the CMO for wine, because that is what we are interested in.
Having listened to the debates so far,the Commission feels that Member States should be able to request longer time scales for meeting the limit value for benzene, where the 2010 deadline would cause serious socio-economic problems.
During Question Time in July, I was given the opportunity to reply to a number of questions- I believe there were ten in all- about the possible added value which an active andinstitutionalised participation of so-called sub-state groups would give to the debates at Union level.
In the European contributions to the debates, emphasis has been placed on the need for comprehensive, balanced and evidencebased policies and actions, and on the value of improved monitoring of the global drug problem in the post-Ungass period.
Martinez(NI).-(FR) Mr President, Michel Rocard thought he had invented a machine to reduce unemployment, but he has discovered a time machine, turning the clock back not only to Léon Blum andhis famous 40-hour week, but to the debates of Socrates and the sophists 2500 years ago.
Mr President, sometimes I get very dispirited when listening to the debates in this House on this issue, particularly when I hear Mr Tannock and Mrs Hybášková, who seem intent on laying down conditions in this House for a solution in the Middle East.
As we agree with the European Parliament about the need to create a uniform legal basis for support to the region, the Council is waiting for a Commission proposal on a Council regulation which will replace the support granted to the region by the Phare and Obnova programmes.The recommendations to be made will form a valuable contribution to the debates which we will start within the Council on this issue.
We also emphatically take exception to the debates in the European Parliament in relation to there being a need to reform the system for own resources and to the EU needing its own source of income, for example by means of a tax being levied on mobile phones across the entire Union.
In this particular circumstance, it would be very satisfying for those who might be listening to the debates in my constituency, Mr Corbett's constituency or across the UK, that you can assure them that the floods will be included, as we stated in paragraph 2 of the motion for a resolution from our group, and that the aid will be given as soon and as expeditiously as possible.
In listening to the debates of recent months- the creeping intergovernmentalism in the wider European debate and the debate in Denmark about almost everything but the euro- I was reminded of the words of a very famous Nobel laureate and Irish poet, William Butler Yeats, when he talked in the context of another political struggle in the following terms:"The best lack all conviction, while the worst/Are full of passionate intensity.
I refer once again to the debates we have often had in this House in recent years on the importance of reliable budget data, or reliable data for other national public accounts, GDP etc., or the need to have a price index upon which the public can fully rely.
That was a contribution to the debate on the future of Europe.