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That is worth emphasising.
There are quite a few features of the reform worth emphasising.
It is worth emphasising that the fishing community plays an important role.
Your point is worth emphasising.
It is worth emphasising that such an order would only have a preventive effect.
Admittedly, their success was not unalloyed,but it is worth emphasising what was achieved.
However, it is worth emphasising that this is only the first step.
The high degree to which the Community' s fishing opportunities are exploited is impressive and worth emphasising.
It is worth emphasising that the Lisbon Strategy is just such a transitional and temporary policy.
It simply means choosing another method,and it is worth emphasising that the action values must go on being maintained.
It is worth emphasising that last year the European Ombudsman received fewer complaints than in 2005.
I therefore think that there are certainly some positive points that are worth emphasising, because some of the directive's bureaucratic teeth have been pulled.
It is also worth emphasising that the provisions set out in the agreements comply with EU competition law.
Most of the proposed amendments are of a purely technical nature. It is nonetheless worth emphasising that, each time we make this type of decision, it is good from a broad environmental perspective and it is beneficial because it creates better prior conditions for exploiting the possibilities of the internal market.
It is worth emphasising the importance and relevance of this fund in these times of economic recession that we are experiencing.
It is worth emphasising the achievement of harmonised development of urban areas, where some 80% of the Union's inhabitants reside.
It is worth emphasising at this point that attempts to create an information infrastructure must not run counter to the social policies of the individual Member States.
Finally, it is worth emphasising that 2006 is the last year of the Berlin Agenda(2000-2006 financial perspective), so this should be a budget year that features a good take-up of EU money.
I believe it is worth emphasising the need to include clauses on human rights and democracy in the sectoral agreements we enter into concerning agriculture, fisheries and textiles for example.
It is worth emphasising that the obligation to provide assistance is guaranteed under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea(UNCLOS), and is legally binding for all EU Member States and on EU's Frontex agency.
It is also worth emphasising the role played by the social economy in rural areas, promoting economic development by regenerating declining industrial zones and creating and sustaining new jobs.
Another important issue worth emphasising is the impact of undertakings concerned with the slaughter of animals, their transport and also with feed production, because such undertakings have a direct impact on the health and dignified treatment of animals.
It is worth emphasising once again the importance of creating a more energetic policy for integration, which is crucial to promoting greater economic and social cohesion and to preventing discrimination and racism.
This aspect is worth emphasising, since the Commission, in its communication, showed very little enthusiasm for attacking the legal barriers that are responsible for the excessive expense of cross-border transactions.
It is worth emphasising that good political and economic cooperation between Russia and the EU is highly desirable, but the unduly submissive attitude the EU has adopted in its dealings with Russia so far will not help attain that objective.
It is therefore worth emphasising the usefulness of creating an integrated structural policy, linking the effects of actions undertaken in the framework of the structural funds and the Cohesion Fund with the other areas of Union policy.
It is worth emphasising the importance of creating European Groupings of Territorial Cooperation(EGTCs) as a key instrument for territorial governance which addresses the need for structured cooperation in financial terms, as well as legal status and governance at various levels.
I would say that, in this context,it is worth emphasising the connections between sport and education and thereby increase the visibility of the'European Year of Education through Sport', by holding and funding, for example, athletics meetings at school level in each participating country.
However, it is worth emphasising once again that the social aspect of the Single Market should be complemented by political governance and by partnership between the EU and the national bodies, and by the economic dimension, which will facilitate economic growth and make Europe more competitive.
It is worth emphasising the need for this fund to be mobilised quickly and effectively, without excessive red tape, so as to contribute to better training for the workers made redundant, and thus facilitating their reintegration into the labour market in better conditions than those in which they left.