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Even though my group had some issues with it,I feel that she has touched upon something which is fundamentally important for the EU.
FR This society of ours, which is fundamentally unequal owing to the inequality between social classes, also hides a multitude of other inequalities.
It is neither desirable norpractical for this House to try to amend this proposal, which is fundamentally flawed.
As Ariel has given before,'live Heaven', which is fundamentally different than seeking to change external conditions, even from the level of intention and the mind!
We cannot sustain a Europe which provides high-quality public services in health, education andsocial care without an economy which is fundamentally sound.
The US and EU are linked through a partnership which is fundamentally important to both sides, covering every area of activity, from trade to military alliance.
Paragraph 13 supports a common consolidated corporate tax base,which is another step towards a compulsory EU-wide corporation tax, which is fundamentally anti-competitive.
The Internet, which is fundamentally anarchic by nature,is a thorn in the side of governments and bureaucrats, who are not absent from cradles of democracy such as Europe and the United States, either.
Such shows did not add to them authority, buttheir bad result was the attitude towards the church as a state body serving the government, which is fundamentally wrong.
I agree that species are disappearing, butI do not believe that the European Union- which is fundamentally undemocratic, the British people have never had a say on it- is the forum to decide this matter.
That which is fundamentally important for the reader is thus not my spiritual experiences as such, but the effects they have had, for these can be investigated by any morally suitable, impartial and liberated human being. .
Moving beyond words, for us the challenge of the Madrid Summit andthe initiative of a global strategic partnership consists of offering an option which is fundamentally different to that of the United States.
That is to say, we are dealing with a country in financial andeconomic difficulties, which is fundamentally suffering from a strategy that has come to consist of a gradual reduction in financial compensation under fisheries agreements.
In writing.-(PT) The main issue in relation to wine is the content of the recently adopted CMO which, in our opinion, includes some very negative aspects,particularly for Portuguese production, which is fundamentally based on small and medium-sized agricultural holdings.
Whereas the serious economic crisis from which the ACP countries are suffering and which is fundamentally reflected in the level of indebtedness and the dramatic social consequences of the structural adjustment programmes is not conducive to the launch ing and development of a services policy based on growth and regional economic integration.
I hope and I am in favour of the Greek side's accepting the plan in question, butwe must realise that we are asking the Greek side to build a democracy on something which is fundamentally anti-democratic, as the Annan plan is in its present state.
Despite Mr Lagendijk's eloquence, I do not think it is necessary, buthe made one point which is fundamentally true and it was made, in another sense, by Mr Westendorp when both of them argued that these regulations are all very well but if there is not an adequate budget to cover the political priorities of the European Union then we are wasting our time.
There are three main segments, which are fundamentally different quotations.
That is what has skewed the statistics, which are fundamentally bogus because people, boosted by the United Nations, set about finding man-made global warming in order to impose the solutions they wanted.
In particular, the Commission explains why, in its view, the detailed economic studies provided by UFEX andOthers were based on a concept of normal market price which was fundamentally flawed.
Whereas stock-farming in Greenland is carried on in conditions which are fundamentally different from those obtaining in the other regions of the Community on account of the general circumstances and in particular the climate, the low density of population and the exceptional size of the island; whereas, therefore, the Convention should not apply to Greenland.
I hope that the decisiveness and such a clear statement at the European Council in Nice will serve to break down the remaining resistance on the part of certain countries which were fundamentally concerned because it was going to be more expensive to send more people to carry out inspections in ports, and that was the real problem within the Council.
It is interesting that we were able to hold out andindeed to delay the whole of the information technology agreement, which was fundamentally in our interest, unless and until we reached a point when the exclusive features of the agreement between Japan and the United States with regard to semi-conductors were brought to an end and we were brought into the semi-conductor council as full partners.
Mr President, it would be a sad fact if the logic of financial accounting were to dominate, especially at a time when the eyes of the people of Europe are on the European Parliament in view of the forthcoming elections, and if we were to give the impression that we were betraying policies and achievements of the European Union that were of long-standing, great historical significance andof great importance in relation to issues which were fundamentally accounting solutions.
I am speaking of the Tetovo University project, which was fundamentally important in terms of reacting to the frustration of the Albanians in Macedonia.
Treaties are important, of course, but it is the ambition of the actors involved, andthe willingness of those who inspire those treaties, which are fundamentally more essential.
The bonapartist regime of Pinochet, which is based fundamentally on the state apparatus, tries to gain a certain independence by balancing between the classes.