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Course, but should still be able to do, which is not always the case.
Today, this House spoke with the voice of the people, which is not always the case in Parliament: the voice of the people, as in the best European traditions of the European Parliaments, which were established so that the people's views could be put to the great and good of this world.
It is brief, clearly structured andeasy to understand, which is not always the case in this House.
Madam President, this is a useful debate, and a lot of things have come out during its course, which is not always the case.
He referred to every single question, which is not always the case with the Commission's replies.
Mr President, I am pleased to say that on this occasion I totally agree with Mr Posselt, which is not always the case.
If monstrous forms of this kind ever do appear in a state of nature and are capable of propagation(which is not always the case), as they occur rarely and singly, their preservation would depend on unusually favourable circumstances.
Indeed business and the environmental NGOs have been on the same wavelength during this process, which is not always the case.
This, of course assumes that the enterprise is moni tor ing the course of the service, which is not always the case, but does arise when the training takes place over a long period and/or on its own prend ses.
Nothing too much trouble and even thoughit was a party of ten they didn't treat us any different which is not always the case!
Madam President, I would like to thank the Council and Commission for a useful and thorough conciliation procedure andone that was good-tempered all round, which is not always the case.
It is highly effective in translating anabolic andandrogenic effects to your muscles, which is not always the case with most steroids.
In this respect, air passengers should receive compensation, an alternative flight, and assistance appropriate to the inconvenience suffered, andthey should be offered these things as quickly as possible, which is not always the case at present.
We can thus be pleased that no time has been wasted between first and second readings, which is not always the case, as we saw this morning.
In this new context, while the EU remains the first commercial power in the world and the US continues to be the first commercial partner of the EU, our cooperation is much more than that: it is a core element of the international system as it is based on common values, historic ties andstrategic interests, which is not always the case for other strategic partners.
At the business level, partnerships between the European Commission in Brussels andnational governments are needed to ensure that single market rules are applied correctly(which is not always the case) and that new national regulations do not raise de facto new barriers to trade.
A structure of investment financing based primarly on selffinancing may mean that established enterprises escape market control as regards resource allocation and management capabilities: however, the financial markets cannot fulfil this role unless they are sufficiently developed andoperate in a satisfactorily efficient manner, which is not always the case, particularly in certain Member States;
An independent review of the NEAFC's performance was positive overall, something which is not always the case for RFMOs.
Howeven for this exercise to be valid,all inspections would have to be carried out at random which is not always the case at present.
In addition, there is often a long procedure before judgment is passed on them andheavy penalties are imposed- which is not always the case- to deter them from reoffending.
On the question of the protection of minorities and, in particular, of the Hungarian minority,I would point out that it has always been represented in the Slovak Parliament in ratio to its numerical size, which is not always the case with minorities in other Central and Eastern European countries.
That is not always the case, which is highly regrettable.