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I look forward to today's debate.
Mr President, I am delighted to have the opportunity to contribute to today's debate.
This is the background to today's debate on the Services Directive in this House.
It was an incident which shook all of us in Greece, it was widely reported in Europe and,together with the other tragic accidents, has brought us to today's debate.
I am looking forward to today's debate.
I should like to add to today's debate on Afghanistan by mentioning two very dark sides to this war.
Such is the background to today's debate.
Listening to today's debate on food safety, I fear that we have not come very far in recent years.
There are three aspects to today's debate.
Let me finish my contribution to today's debate, however, by casting our minds back to July when we took over the Presidency.
There are two aspects to today's debate.
When it comes to today's debate, first of all I want to say to the Council, yes, a solution was reached at this Council.
PL Mr President,after listening attentively to today's debate, I should like to make a few comments.
Returning to today's debate, however, I would like to discuss three issues, with regard to which I share Mr Karas's concerns.
Thus the same situation which gave rise to today's debate continues to exist unaddressed by this report.
Listening to today's debate, I wonder what the ETUC wants to demonstrate against in the run-up to the summit in Brussels.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,allow me to adopt an approach to today's debate which is perhaps different from that of the previous speaker.
In her introduction to today's debate, Barbara Weiler said that she did not think the EMU convergence criteria were an obstacle to reasonable social security.
I should like to thank the chairman of the Committee on the Environment, Public Heath and Food Safety, Mr Florenz, andall the other speakers for their very positive contributions to today's debate.
In the meantime, I look forward to today's debate and, ultimately, the outcome of Thursday's vote.
I think it would have been good if at least one representative from the Spanish Presidency, which is to communicate this commitment of ours in the light of Rio,had been here in the House and listened to today's debate.
This is very relevant to today's debate, which, above all, is about financial support for the Special Court for Sierra Leone.
I would like to express my gratitude to the Member States and the Members of the European Parliament for their veryextensive support for the European prospects for the Western Balkans, as well as for your contributions to today's debate.
I should like to thank everyone who has contributed to today's debate, which was a reflective, calm and good-tempered exchange of views.
Listening to today's debate, one might have the impression that the main problem currently facing European countries is whether to increase the use of body scanners at airports or to limit possibilities for their introduction.
The statement I am making is this:there is a grave original sin in the proposal that has led to today's debate and it is a sin that has already been pointed out by the President of the Italian Republic.
As a conclusion to today's debate, I can make an optimistic observation: the euro zone is growing again, despite the fact that some said that it was a zone of very low growth.
It provides us not only with a sad backdrop to today's debate, but also with a serious jolt into taking stronger measures to protect the environment and biodiversity.
Returning to today's debate, I believe that among our concerns with regard to Turkmenistan there are clearly two which stand out of equal importance: economic cooperation, specifically in the area of oil and gas, as well as social progress and human rights in this country, as also mentioned by the Commissioner.
SK Like my fellow Members who have contributed to today's debate, I too consider Nickolay Mladenov's report to be correctly timed and very important with regard to consumer protection.