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We should no longer speak.
If we take these products off the shelves here, we should no longer export them.
Perhaps we should no longer do that so often.
This is a post-colonial andpre-colonial situation and we should no longer accept it.
Perhaps we should no longer give this impression in future.
I have been saying in this House for a year and a half that we should no longer use the word'peace process.
We should no longer be thinking mainly about messages arriving at a PC on our desk.
Knowing this, that our old man has been crucified with[him],that the body of sin might be annulled, that we should no longer serve sin.
But we should no longer say that this European Parliament has no influence!
What annoys me most about the present report is the recommendation that we should no longer speak of'illegal immigration', but of'irregular immigration', as it is now called.
We should no longer be worried that the agenda for the IGC will be restricted.
In order to make the changeover to a new andsustainable industrial age, we should no longer regard job creation and comprehensive protection for the environment as mutually contradictory.
We should no longer therefore be leading the consumer to believe that we have got the problem under control.
I am the chairman of the Taiwan-Luxembourg association, andI really must say that we should no longer be pressurised by the blackmailing of Communist China, with regard to our relations with Taiwan.
We should no longer talk about two pillars, Europe and America, deepening cooperation between one another.
One should not negotiate with terrorists butthe attacks on the Israeli people must stop once and for all, and we should no longer tolerate the death of innocent civilians on the front line of an absurd and, unfortunately, permanent war.
We should no longer rely on national statistics which tell us that accidents only happen to full-time employees.
Unfortunately, there is a very great need for it:the facts show that this need is becoming increasingly pressing because of natural disasters, which we should no longer look on as natural, but rather as increasingly frequent occurrences in our lives.
Finally, we should no longer neglect third world countries, since energy consumption there is also set to rise considerably.
Mr President, I merely want to say that we Liberals do not want to participate in these votes concerning natural disasters because we think that they do not belong in this Parliament.We also believed that we had reached an understanding that we should no longer discuss resolutions of this type.
The first lesson is that we should no longer treat lightly the obligations placed on States- whatever their size- to respect budget limits.
We should no longer view development cooperation as an instrument of external and foreign relations, but as a policy in its own right.
We should no longer allow consumers to have the wool pulled over their eyes by wine merchants who have chosen to put profit before quality, a choice that you are supporting, Mrs Fischer Boel.
Similarly, if we want to move sustainable development forward, we should no longer accept that the legal basis for draft laws on the environment or health should be the sacred cow of the free movement of goods.
We should no longer settle for accompanying measures, which are often no more than a scanty cover-up for an agricultural policy geared towards productivity, the constant reduction of prices, deregulation and the world market.
This Parliament attaches high priority to the promotion of vocational training in Europe,and we believe that we should no longer merely assess the work of the Foundation on an ex post basis, as a kind of auditing body, but that we should have a specific upstream part to play in the process of determining the content and shape of its programmes and that we should be able to contribute our opinions.
In other words, we should no longer regard this process as a threat to the security of our borders, but rather as an opportunity for strengthening cooperation between Member States in the area of justice, freedom and security.
That is not to say that we should no longer measure and optimise conversions on each individual channel; of course we should. .
When it comes to immigration, we should no longer engage in ideological manipulation, but go to the heart of the guidelines set out by the European Pact on Immigration and Asylum, which is based on the values of integration and solidarity.