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I should like to remind Mr Schulz of this fact.
That is something of which I should like to remind the combined Commission once again.
I should like to remind the coroner, that Mr. Graham has not been well.
This is why this evening, in this debate, on behalf of the GUE/NGL, I should like to remind the House of the three fundamental principles which lead me to oppose many of these amendments.
I should like to remind the Commissioner that such data will inevitably leak out.
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In the light of the comments made, both by the Council and the Commission, I should like to remind the Council, in particular, why it is important not to interfere with the parliamentary prerogative in budget-making in the next IGC.
I should like to remind the Commission of our firm pledge to achieve 20.
As regards Parliament' s loss of trust, I should like to remind you that each Commissioner has undertaken to resign if I ask him or her to. .
I should like to remind colleagues that we are not having a debate in substance now.
Fourthly, I should like to remind the House that government monopolies are also abused.
I should like to remind colleagues that these speeches should be limited to one minute.
Madam President, I should like to remind critics of this report that it is not a report on Russia.
I should like to remind the House of this, since it was not raised during this morning's debate.
Mr President, I should like to remind the House that presidential elections will take place in Belarus in less than a year.
I should like to remind Parliament, particularly the two large groups, that equality is indivisible.
Finally, Mr President, I should like to remind the House that the fish product canning industry is highly diversified and not limited to the above two sectors of activity.
I should like to remind the honourable Member of the Council's decision of 24 November 1997.
ERNST de la GRAETE(V).-(FR) Mr President, I should like to remind the House that Parliament expressed its views on the situation of imprisoned members of the opposition in Côte d'Ivoire two months ago.
Finally, I should like to remind the Commission that a loophole has emerged as regards the recycling of swill.
I should like to remind my fellow Members that we have just voted to refer the report back to committee.
I should like to remind the House that we are the only directly elected body, and thus have a particular obligation.
However, I should like to remind our Israeli partners that for the European Parliament, human rights are non-negotiable.
First I should like to remind Honourable Members that I said that if this was done at the end of the agenda I had no objections.
Finally, I should like to remind fellow Members that we belong to a Union that aims to create a fair and equal society.
I should like to remind Russia that it undertook to abolish the death penalty when it joined the Council of Europe five years ago.
I should like to remind the House that Russia was the first subject of the so-called joint strategy presented to the European Council in 1999.
I should like to remind him that, across the Atlantic, such measures are being taken and they obviously benefit European manufacturers' competitors.
I should like to remind the Council and the Commission, particularly at this time, that greater transparency in this whole process is particularly advisable.
I should like to remind Mr Claeys that Commissioner Rehn has already explained in detail that it would be impossible for him to stay.
I should like to remind the Member that the European Union has agreed to the new regional aid guidelines for the period 2000 plus.