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I would like to express my concern at the current employment situation.
Mr President, I too shall be supporting Mr Konecny's report, butlike all those who have spoken before me I must also express my concern at developments in Slovakia.
And I am obligated to express my concern to Dr. Wells and the rest of the team here.
However, as a Member of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs and as someone from Aragon, where the Figueruelas factory, which is currently one of the most productive plants, is located,I must express my concern regarding the fate of the workers.
I would like to express my concern to them and assure them of my prayers.
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POSADA GONZALEZ(ARC).-(PT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, just a small point to back the amendment tabled by the Committee on Culture(…) to contribute 3.5 million ECU to promote anddefend minority languages and express my concern over the intention to eliminate this aid from the budget.
I would like to express my concern here at the situation in the energy sector in Bulgaria.
However, speaking on behalf of the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research andEnergy, I have to express my concern at the absence of any major areas of this committee's priorities in these guidelines.
Allow me to express my concern about the adequate application of measures decided so far.
However, today I would also like to express my concern about the pre-election situation in Moldova.
However, I must express my concern- and I ask that the Presidency communicate this to the Prague authorities- at the fact that two young Spaniards, Gaizka Azcona Cueva, 22 years old, and Mikel Oliva Martínez, 21 years old, have been detained arbitrarily since last Tuesday- nearly ten days.
Mr President, I wanted to express my concern as some facts are liable to be misinterpreted.
I too express my concern about the recent wave of attacks on Christians in Orissa.
Mr President, I should like to express my concern about the defence of EU working languages.
I must also express my concern at the fact that this kind of fundamental change in the financial perspective for 2007 to 2013 is being made two months before the end of the current parliamentary term, in great haste, and without any chance of objective debate on the subject.
Mr President, I too should like to express my concern about the problems surrounding counterfeit medicines.
However, I would express my concern regarding some suggestions, since it must be said that they could have consequences for European producers, not least those that come from geographic locations that deserve special attention. Development aid and poverty eradication are a requirement of the greatest importance that deserve my full support.
I greet the people of Africa present at this Angelus and express my concern for the heart-rending news coming from Côte d'Ivoire, where violence is claiming new victims.
However, I must express my concern and opposition to the restriction of the extent of the permitted national aid for Objective 1 areas to only 50% of the cofinancing for those areas which are below 60% of the Community average in terms of GNP, and to 40% for areas above 60% of the Community average.
I would really like to endorse the MEPs and,at the same time, express my concern that particularly at the time of the crisis, various allowances to both MEPs and employees in their teams are being increased.
However, I cannot but express my concern- yet again, because I have also done this in the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development- about the suggestion made by him that part of the funds required to finance the European economic recovery plan should be obtained through reducing the funds earmarked for direct aid to the agricultural sector.
While I applaud the efforts being madeby the Luxembourg Presidency, I must express my concern about the direction of some of its proposals, which tend to please the Member States whose attitude is the least flexible to the detriment of others.
This notwithstanding, I must express my concern as to whether the criteria of the road map are being applied by these countries and as to whether immigration flows from these countries to Member States of the European Union are being controlled, especially now that the European family is being shaken by the financial crisis and cannot bear the weight of more immigrants.
I should like to thank the Irish presidency for the initiative it is taking on this point. However,I must also express my concern at the fact that here in the budget debate we have to fight so hard in order to obtain, in the Council procedure which follows, the small amount of money which is available from the European budget to fund programmes concerned with combatting poverty and with the situation of elderly people in Europe.
Nevertheless, I can and must express my concern about the fact that the requests from the European Union's island regions that their structural problems be recognised have not been included.
In this regard,I cannot but express my concern about the matter of St Joseph's Cathedral in Bucharest, regarding which the Archdiocese of Bucharest has approached the competent State Authorities a number of times in order to preserve the historical patrimony that is constituted by the Cathedral and the value of faith that it represents, not only for the Catholic community but also for the entire Romanian population.
I will not conceal the fact that I expressed my concern.
I expressed my concern to the incoming president and received a phone message from him but we were subsequently unable to connect.
Amendment No 2 expresses my concern that there should be vibrant economy in the countryside.
In my article I expressed my concerns to grant to priests Valid but illegal the Priestly Fraternity of St. Pius X to administer confessions;