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It is a pan-European problem, which must be resolved without delay.
Instead, I will refer to the significant institutional challenges they are creating, which must be resolved.
This is an important issue which must be resolved in the near future so that all of our people can take advantage of this freedom of movement.
Resistance to antibiotics represents an enormously serious problem which must be resolved immediately and effectively.
One of the problems which must be resolved by Croatia is improved cooperation with the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
The issue of Boliden' s liability in this case therefore remains a national issue which must be resolved through national environmental legislation.
In so far as the Commission's decision closing the file on Athinaïki Techniki's complaint was not published ornotified to the latter, but was simply brought to its knowledge by the letter of 2 December 2004, the matter which must be resolved is whether.
With regard to the voting system, we have three problems which must be resolved jointly: the composition of the Commission, the Presidency of the Council and the voting system.
It is our intention to get Kyoto put into effect, so now we can concentrate on those questions which must be resolved in Buenos Aires.
The data problem is therefore a political issue which must be resolved politically, by means of Commission proposals which Parliament may accept or reject.
We all know that this'no' vote was the most visible manifestation of a deep-seated crisis of trust,which cannot be ignored and which must be resolved.
On the level of the fifteen Member States, the debates have focused on the following issues, which must be resolved at the General Affairs Council of 17 June, immediately prior to Seville: firstly the coherence of Community policies, without prejudice to the adaptation of Community policies to the internal and external objectives of sustainable development.
There is no reason either, as we see it, for this issue to be raised at Community level as it is an issue which must be resolved internationally.
Nevertheless, in our view, the idea of including this information in the stability programmes is not because we believe they are problems which must be resolved through annual decisions- they need more long-term decisions- but because we felt it was appropriate to introduce new processes for approaching, analysing and monitoring the evolution of public finances.
In this way I shall be attempting to convey to the Cambodian authorities the extent of Europe's concern about a political crisis which must be resolved as soon as possible.
Therefore, from this point of view, I am aware of, and agree with some of your concerns, such as the processing of documentsconcerning the second and third pillars, which must be resolved with all the guarantees required by the circumstances, the facts themselves and by the sensitivity of the matter, as is done in many national parliaments, with guarantees of security and of confidentiality.
When it meets in Cologne the Council will decide when andhow to tackle the institutional problems which are not resolved in the treaty, and which must be resolved before enlargement takes place.
One of the issues which must be resolved in order to establish a genuine single market in supplementary pensions and pension funds is that of providing a tax treatment to avoid the dual taxation of contributions and benefits, as well as the tax exile of pensioners who are trying to avoid paying taxes, but also the mass of bureaucracy involved in the exchange of information and the recovery of taxation between countries.
We fail to see the connection between this so-called liberalisation and the issue of delays, which must be resolved as a matter of urgency.
It is all very well for us, by mutual consensus, to make an effort in terms of budgetary rationalisation, but you must be very aware that the lack of resources, the absence of financial autonomy andthe poor execution of the budget, continue to be urgent issues which must be resolved.
Nobody wants an all encompassing IGC dealing with every subject facing the Union in the Maastricht style, butthere is a strong case to add to the agenda half a dozen key subjects which must be resolved if our Union is to work efficiently, transparently and democratically and is to be capable of facing up to having nearly 30 Member States.
The European Union will also point out that the quest for a global and lasting peace in the region means taking due account of the Israeli-Syrian andIsraeli-Lebanese aspects of the conflict, which must be resolved on the basis of the same principles.
Increased mobility within the countries of the European Union has been accompanied by an increasing number of problems, which must be resolved in as non-discriminatory a manner as possible.
This report, which we consider to be important given the nature of the issue it deals with, is, nevertheless, too repetitive and contains certain elements which we do not like, butwe recognise that it deals with a real problem which must be resolved and our group will therefore support it.
Despite this improvement, the Court believes that the budget surplus is still high andis indicative of systematic problems which must be resolved by improving the budget estimate.
This is a problematic point because of the different perceptions, the different attitudes- which the Greek Prime Minister has already highlighted- but we must remember that, after Schengen,the issue of immigration became a European issue, which must be resolved, which can only be resolved in a European context.
However, as many speakers have mentioned- for which I am grateful- it is also important to bear in mind that the issue of Iran's nuclear programme is not the only one that is important and fundamental to our relationship with that country, and which must be resolved if we are to improve our relations with its Government, with its President.