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Tion, I would also ask You to forgive.
I will be putting that to my own Group leader, andI hope others will do the same, but I would also ask you to bring it up with the Bureau.
I would also ask you to play the game through to the end.
We need an ambitious agriculture budget, and I would also ask you to link the fisheries budget with this budget.
I would also ask you to really go into the issue of universal service in detail once more.
In examining the issue of self-censorship, I would also ask you to think about the need for monitoring your own professional ranks.
I would also ask you to check whether, in connection with this, this behaviour can be documented in the recording.
Therefore, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, I would also ask you to put forward initiatives for the Laeken Summit at the end of the year.
We would also ask you to consider, Mrs Gradin, whether five years is the right duration for the temporary admission regime.
And since you have said that you are going to the University of Ghent for a debate on globalisation, I would also ask you to take the European Parliament' s report on the reform of the international financial system.
Finally, I would also ask you to work on the fight against terrorism.
However, in view of developments in the CO2 debate, and given the issue of Parliament's democratic participation, I would like to put two questions to you here in the House,Commissioner, and I would also ask you to reply to these two questions in the House.
I would also ask you to ask Eurostat to keep Members of the European Parliament informed in this area.
With regard to the first proposal by Mr Wedekind, I would also ask you, Mr President, not to put that to the vote but to send it back to committee under Rule 85.
I would also ask you, if you will, to sign the written declaration against this project, the Serengeti Highway, that I have submitted.
We must move much more quickly, and I would also ask you, Commissioner, to please stress to Mr Van Rompuy that the 4 February meeting should also be a meeting about energy consumption.
I would also ask you to be so kind as to reply to the letter which I sent you on the very day of the tragedy, 3 February, proposing that Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs, Security and Defence Policy should draw up an own-initiative report on the presence of NATO air bases on European territory, and on the pros and cons of allowing these armed personnel excessive freedom to make training flights.
I would also ask you to support it in the vote at the plenary session and would be pleased to hear the comments of fellow members.
I would also ask you to allow us in the Enlarged Bureau to investigate that point because it is difficult to reach a decision now.
I would also ask you to deal seriously with the harmonisation of minimum standards, because here we received conflicting answers in committee.
I would also ask you to take account of farmers whose fields border either very busy roads or industries which have contaminated large areas.
This House would also ask you, though, and will also do so explicitly tomorrow, to consult it about the content of the guidelines.
I would also ask you to bear in mind the fact that no objections were made concerning this vote when the Minutes were submitted for approval on the following day.
I would also ask you to note that I did vote on Amendment No 18 by Mr Fabre-Aubrespy, but my vote is not shown in the Minutes.
I would also ask you whether you believe that any other European head of government has ever been reminded of these principles by the Commission when they were elected.
I would also ask you to reject one of the amendments, because it concerns the extreme case of criminal offences being committed, by whichever side.
Secondly, I would also ask you to agree to Amendment No 4 by Mr Cunningham, which calls for an independent budget appropriation for mine clearance activities.
We would also ask you to carefully study the timetable for the inauguration of the European Parliament, so that we can carry out our investiture of the Commission correctly and in a manner which is agreed amongst all of us.
We would also ask you to draw up guidelines for the job description of breast nurses, who have a very important role to play in these centres, as guides and mediators between doctors and patients throughout the treatment process.
I would also ask you to ensure that the legal proceedings initiated by Vattenfall against the Federal Republic of Germany to bring about changes in Germany's environmental law in favour of Vattenfall's coal-fired power stations are dropped.