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It is a request to which we should agree.
The multifunctional role of women in recent years, in both economic andsocial terms, is a reality to which we should not be indifferent.
That too is a proposal to which we should give a wide berth.
It would therefore be quite wrong to remove the arms embargo against China, butdo not forget that there are also other countries to which we should not sell weapons.
It is these voices to which we should listen.
It is vital that each Member State legislates on the rights of self-employed women, andthis is therefore a clear political signal to which we should like the Commission to react.
This is a special type of racism to which we should finally admit. Or at the very least there is tolerance of a type of racism towards these countries.
Seen from this point of view, I think this is a last-ditch stand to which we should not attribute too much importance!
There are two aspects in particular to which we should pay attention in this context: employers' responsibility and the consequences of employing workers illegally.
I believe that this is an issue that the Napolitano report has also highlighted and to which we should give our full attention.
Notwithstanding legitimate critiques of American behaviour- to which we should not turn a blind eye- the American-European friendship and partnership is, moreover, an important foundation stone for the future.
Inclusion of these partners, however, depends on the creation of a basic infrastructure, to which we should contribute unconditionally.
I think this is something to which we should give some thought; a number of organisations- some of them military, like NATO- and Member States are already fitting this system into their Transall transport aircraft, helicopters and naval vessels.
So we have a‘virtuous' circle here, to which we should be contributing.
Recovering dialogue: I would like, in the time available to me, because everything is getting worse and, of course, the Durban Conference hasmerely exacerbated the situation, to mention what I believe are the eight issues to which we should lend clear support.
In the European energy market Russia is an unavoidable supplier, to which we should not, however, remain too tightly bound.
Mr Papoutsis(S).-(GR) Madam President, quite clearly the criteria to which we should refer during the current phase of budgetary proceedings are contained in the expectations and political calculations formu lated by the European Parliament in the course of the debate on the guidelines for financial policy in 1986.
Mr President, I fully support the idea behind this directive butthere are certain tests to which we should submit the proposal and our amendments.
This is a very important anddelicate situation and one to which we should all do our best to contribute a solution, not to be seen simply to utter words, but to make a contribution to solving the problem.
That is particularly important at the moment,when we are observing a decrease in development aid, a trend to which we should not be indifferent, under any circumstances.
If I have understood correctly, the Council andCommission are also of this opinion, to which we should be subscribing- and this is an appeal to you all- and leaving the term'public provocation' in, as this enables lives to be saved before terrorist activities take place.
In the absence of that,I have to say that this Parliament must take the view that this is a matter which should concern us all and to which we should return in the next mandate.
I have to tell the Commissioner that we still have work to catch up on, and there is something to which we should perhaps give priority, in that you still owe us information on the figures and the recovery of funds, which we have not as yet been able to get a grip on.
I will vote in favour of this report,although my biggest criticism is targeted at the climate change claims, according to which we should have an agreement based, as it were, on the views of the EU.
A second consideration to which we should give attention is that the subject of animals,which are actually omnivorous, should be dealt with elsewhere, in a report of its own and not in this report, which is actually only on the ongoing handling of BSE in ruminants.
It may well be that we can make some contribution, andI am in agreement with the wording of the resolution according to which we should do this together with the other major powers, not least the United States and India.
Then, there are principles to which we should remain totally committed: human rights and migrant rights, and I urge you to retain my proposed wording of Article 31 and not quell the protests against bilateral agreements which, in reality, constitute an outsourcing of migratory flows.
MT Mr President, we have before us today an agreement that reaffirms andconsolidates the important role of the European Union in the global political sphere- a role to which we should attach great importance because it is part of the success of this union of states.
What I asked you just now though is this;is this programme positively compatible with the Commission' s other position according to which we should protect European audiovisual products from competition, especially television, which the French call a"cultural exception"?
My personal view is that this amendment is not well-advised, andthat it would be better to support Mr Nisticò's amendments, 25 and 24, according to which we should indeed support research on embryonic stem cells, but not the procurement of new stem cell lines.