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I should also like to emphasise two aspects of the present situation.
It is fortunate that we are doing so, and I should also like to emphasise that it is not just the Commission that is endeavouring to realise European citizenship in day-to-day life.
I should also like to emphasise, in the name of justice, that although I have.
Lastly, because we are here in the European Parliament, I should also like to emphasise the role played by the Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary Assembly(EMPA) as a democratic body bringing together members of parliament from both sides of the Mediterranean.
I should also like to emphasise that the problems in the Balkans are very complicated.
In this context, I should also like to emphasise the importance that this set of regulations will have in helping to resolve the issue of air space saturation.
I should also like to emphasise the huge significance of the HIV/AIDS epidemic for children.
I should also like to emphasise the importance of safeguards against the diversion of trade.
However, I should also like to emphasise that these guidelines should have been laid down earlier.
I should also like to emphasise that I am pleased with the solution that has been found regarding private equity.
I should also like to emphasise that national fiscal sovereignty is strengthened rather than weakened by combating fraud.
I should also like to emphasise that I consider equality to be a crucial dimension of the EU's Lisbon Strategy.
I should also like to emphasise something that many still do not know: that the Republic of Korea is an important trading partner.
I should also like to emphasise that small and medium-sized businesses cannot possibly afford the cost of producing these noise maps.
I should also like to emphasise that the Commission agrees with the conclusions and views expressed by the rapporteur, Mr Lamassoure, in his report.
I should also like to emphasise that the principle concerning the right of the country of origin will on the whole apply when there is no complete harmonisation.
I should also like to emphasise the importance which joint international action has, of course, with the initiatives being taken at European Union level.
I should also like to emphasise that a few days ago, the European Council invited the Commission to put in place an EU-wide venture capital scheme.
I should also like to emphasise, however, that the establishment of an equally solid basis in the field of fundamental rights is a genuine concern of mine.
I should also like to emphasise that the overall issue of supervisory convergence must be seen in the context of the consolidation of markets and financial institutions.
I should also like to emphasise the importance which must be attached to the proposal in the Estrela report for a collective and global approach to the question of women.
I should also like to emphasise the importance of equal opportunities, which will undoubtedly make a significant contribution to overcoming this phenomenon and improving the situation.
I should also like to emphasise the role played by small and medium-sized enterprises in achieving the Lisbon objectives. Such enterprises are among the main sources of tomorrow's jobs.
I should also like to emphasise and lend my backing to the view that in its language policy the EU must adhere strictly to the principle of solidarity, as it should in other areas.
I should also like to emphasise my support for the agriculture budget, particularly in view of the fact that we have sold the mid-term review to our farmers and they expect that commitment to be honoured.
I should also like to emphasise the need for a more detailed study of the reform. A more careful study must also be made of how it stands at present, of its possible shortcomings and of appropriate changes, should any prove necessary.
I should also like to emphasise straight away that if the vote which was taken in the committee is repeated in the Plenary and if the vote which we held in the Plenary is repeated in toe vote on toe 1997 budget there is no way that we shall have a budget.
I should also like to emphasise what our rapporteur, Mrs Roure, has said, namely that particularly sensitive data categories- that is, data revealing a person's ethnic origin, political opinion or religious conviction- should not be processed.
I should also like to emphasise, Madam President, the need for improved productivity in the face of relocation- which has already been highlighted by Mrs Bastos- which has disastrous effects on territorial cohesion and the necessary polycentrism of the European Union.
I should also like to emphasise how important it was for this Parliament and for the entire European Union that you had the courage and the willingness to defend the democratic principles and privileges of this Parliament, even against Heads of State where necessary.