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Still, he holds that short space of time to have been"my happy childhood, which is unfortunately over.
The victims of a poor healthcare system, which is unfortunately widespread, are as blameless as those who do not have equal access to healthcare facilities.
These opportunities include Russia, andin particular the democratic Russia which is unfortunately in retreat, but still exists.
I believe we should call on the Council, which is unfortunately absent today, and the Intergovernmental Conference, which you will have to address, Mr President, to fulfil its duty and its historic responsibility so that we may have a European Constitution by June.
Only his social standing andincome give him access to the treatment which is unfortunately inaccessible to the majority of his compatriots.
How much can we stress the remoteness of the institutions from the citizens, without running the risk of generating that disgust,that rejection of Europe which is unfortunately all too evident?
When the distribution of incomes becomes increasingly uneven- which is unfortunately what is happening in Europe today- what we get is an automatic reduction in demand.
Therefore, ladies and gentlemen, I can only agree with what has just been said here, but I would like to say to you that there are limits, andthe limits are that there is an intergovernmental part which is unfortunately deadlocked.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I believe that this debate, which is unfortunately being conducted in a rather deserted Chamber, is important because it relates to one of the most significant sectors for European industry and therefore for the economy and citizens of Europe.
On the problems of guarantees for the sector, I would like to point out that the EU should consider the need to establish regulations seeking to prevent the mixing ofseed oil with olive oil, a practice which is unfortunately permitted in some Community countries, for consumer protection.
I should like to take the opportunity of the vote on this report on the voting rights of shareholders, which is unfortunately taking place without prior debate, to draw the Chamber's attention to the Eurotunnel scandal, the utter daylight robbery backed by French governments, be they socialist or liberal, that has been going on for years.
The Commission will devote itself heart and soul to implementing this directive, never losing sight of the fact that its success depends on the ability of all the rail agents involved- managers of infrastructures, rail companies and related industries- to employ their experience creatively and find effective and economic technical solutions,preventing the overlapping of solutions, which is unfortunately taking place in some cases.
Mr President, here we have yet another resolution condemning racist, anti-Semitic and homophobic acts,a resolution which is unfortunately justified given the exceptional and alarming levels of hate and intolerance that we have been seeing in the European Union for some years.
Of course, this assumes that some resources will be available, andit is essential for the Commission to ensure that the financial information which is unfortunately missing in the statements it has made, will be provided. From now on that information will have to be available so that we know exactly where we stand.
This was the reasoning behind our amendment, which was unfortunately rejected.
We in the June Movement are therefore voting in favour of this compromise,at the same time as holding to our opposition on principle to the Statute, which was unfortunately approved by the Treaty of Nice.
Monday these three played concerts in Hofteatret at Christiansborg, which were unfortunately quite dark- please bare with the shots.
Schade was only the opener, a good song certainly,only the acoustics, which was unfortunately poorly underground.
In the Junot report of 1982, the European Parliament had already delivered a warning which was unfortunately ignored.
Why was the revolution crushed? Because, replies the author(Casanova), the Communist Party conducted a false policy which was unfortunately followed by the revolutionary masses.
It needs a more united Europe because we have to harmonise our criminal justice systems, which are unfortunately highly diverse, and we have to be sure of the legal positions when- and let us emphasise this- we respect the independence of the judiciary.
After long weeks of informal negotiations which were, unfortunately, unsuccessful- Mr Medina reminded us earlier that this dossier has been pending since 1993- we are now faced by a most uncomfortable alternative.
During its Presidency, the Czech Republic, as a new Member State, rightly had to issue many old Member States with a call to order, which was unfortunately necessary in view of the fact that the internal market must not be eroded and rules must be followed.
This resolution, which was unfortunately adopted, includes a series of demands, amongst which are: increased power for the Court of Justice; the coordination of national employment policies at EU level; the creation of legal bases for the formulation of social legislation; legal recognition for transnational or'European' political parties, with an entitlement to financial resources from the Union budget.
With regard to Directive 92/57, we raised questions about its transposition and application which were unfortunately very opportune as they referred to serious accidents at civil shipyards in Portugal in October 1994 and March 1995, whereas the Portuguese Government did not transpose the directive until July 1995.
We would now say that if the CFCA is allocated a budget of EUR 10 100 000(financial year 2009), the Member States are already being denied the possibility that the EU contribution to financing control activities could increase,in line with the proposal we tabled recently in Parliament, which was, unfortunately, rejected by the majority.
In the text of the report, I have tried above all to tackle this issue in a balanced and common-sense way, avoiding any demonisation of moderate alcohol consumption in order to take account of the centuries-old tradition of responsible drinking, andby trying to suggest measures likely to counter the problems which are unfortunately now so common in Europe and throughout the world.
Mr President, Commissioner Cresson, I cannot begin to speak about technological innovation today without mentioning the event which was unfortunately on the front pages of many of this morning's newspapers: the loss of Ariane V. I think it is in difficult moments like this in one of the Union's strategic research and development programmes, that there should indeed be clear priority objectives without giving way to frustration or emotional criticism.
This inevitably leads to the conclusion, included in our proposed amendment, which was unfortunately rejected, that it is only possible to put a stop to illegal or unsustainable logging if the terrible social and economic situation in these countries is addressed, reversing an economic model based on heavy dependence on exploiting and exporting a select number of raw materials to industrialised countries, which fosters neo-colonial relationships of dependence, and encourages the plundering of resources from developing countries and their subjugation.
The high rate of unemployment is significantly limiting the Union's options, and that means we must concentrate on overcoming the grave deficiencies and inflexibilities which are having a negative affect on the productive structure of the European Union. As Mrs Randzio-Plath says in her report, this requires further liberalization of key sectors, more intense application of research and development programmes, deepening of the European internal market andimplementation of the Delors White Paper proposals- which are unfortunately blocked by the Council.