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I should like to say thank you!
In this context I should like to say two things.
I should like to say one thing.
I should like to say three things.
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Bettini(V).-(IT) Mr President, I should like to say just two things.
I should like to say a few words.
Nevertheless, and in conclusion, I should like to say that we are always open to suggestions.
I should like to say something about that.
If forty-two speakers are taking part in this debate,there is a good reason. I should like to say that we do not have enough legitimacy.
I should like to say a few words on that.
I should like to say something about that.
On behalf of the PSE Group.-(FR) Mr President, Mrs Grybauskaitė, Mrs Wideroos, ladies and gentlemen,firstly, I should like to say a big thank you to all of those involved in this budgetary procedure and, in particular, to our rapporteurs, Mr Grech and Mr Elles, without forgetting Mrs Gräßle and Mr Pittella, and our secretariats.
I should like to say a word about Cuba.
Mr President, I should like to say to President Sarkozy.
I should like to say something about the buildings.
Madam President, I should like to say that this is a very great day for the Danes.
I should like to say that we are currently facing an historic moment.
By way of conclusion, I should like to say a few words of a procedural nature.
ES I should like to say two things very quickly.
The other thing I should like to say is that I think, in fact, that there are too few complaints.
I should like to say a few words about the future role of the EU in Kosovo.
Madam President, seeing as the summit will be held in Vienna, I should like to say a few words in German:I am delighted at the very broad agreement reached between the three institutions of the European Union regarding the Latin America summit and the issue of Latin America.
I should like to say a few words about our relationship with the Commission.
But since reference has been made to the absence of Mr Commissioner Oreja, I should like to say that Mr Oreja has made every effort to be here, but that today he has a meeting of the Council of Ministers in Brussels, which has made it impossible for him to be here with us today, as he would have wished, as he has not the gift of being in two places at once.
I should like to say one other thing- and this is very important- about education.
As a Dane, I should like to say that that is something with which I completely agree.
I should like to say that this is a report that is based on the principle of subsidiarity.
Mr President, I should like to say a few words about the elections in Belarus and Ukraine.