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But I would also like to underline what you said about quality.
I would also like to underline the need for compensatory measures in the areas involved.
I would also like to underline that we need a policy on flounders and flatfish, as we have already said.
I would also like to underline that we must speak plainly as regards the treatment of ethnic and religious minorities in Iraq.
LT I would also like to underline our rapporteur's excellent work and ability to find a suitable compromise.
I would also like to underline the importance of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina in the interests of all the people of Kosovo.
I would also like to underline that there should be a proportionate participation by women in UN peacekeeping missions.
I would also like to underline the interest of the study of national cultural policies in Member States which has provided the basis for this report.
I would also like to underline the importance of the Commission's dialogue with the other institutions during the preparation of the 2006 work programme.
I would also like to underline that, notwithstanding the improvements that have been achieved under the existing agreement, the rate of utilisation is still not the optimum.
I would also like to underline the conviction that we must also see evidence of the segmentation present in the description of the target group in the evaluation reports.
I would also like to underline that such a register does not replace our individual efforts for transparency and the need for rethinking our work in this regard.
I would also like to underline that I understand we need more resources- and more funding, perhaps- to ensure that these rules are well implemented.
I would also like to underline the need for attention to preventive projects, which reduce the influence of risk factors and improve the health of the Community.
I would also like to underline that I fully share the rapporteur's views on the importance of the role played by voluntary organisations when it comes to protecting the rights of children.
Last, but not least, I would also like to underline the need for us to adopt a regime for the assistants, as discussed with Parliament's Secretary-General, Harald Rømer.
But I would also like to underline very clearly that, while, of course, Roma exclusion has a lot to do with fundamental rights, mostly it has to do with social and economic issues.
Finally, I would also like to underline the importance of parliamentary exchanges to begin discussions and to bring success on these three extremely important topics.
I would also like to underline the fact again that in this European Union we seem to think, when we introduce a supplementary budget of this size, that it is a major burden on the taxpayers of Europe.
I would also like to underline the new principles of employment and payment, which will be transparent and meet the needs announced earlier of assistants and the end of the pension fund in its previous form.
I would also like to underline something that was not so explicitly emphasised in the debate, although the European Social Fund is a well-established institution which helps millions of people annually, and helps them very effectively.
I would also like to underline the very creative way in which it uses the notion of enhanced cooperation. It applies this to defence in a realistic and pragmatic way with the aim of establishing a genuine Community defence structure.
In the last instance, I would also like to underline how important it is that at least the parties involved, i.e. the consumer and entrepreneur, must always be able to make prior arrangements regarding the applicable legal system.
I would also like to underline that, in the absence of Community legislation on the matter, the assessment of whether the Italian authorities have contravened their international obligations under the Geneva Convention lies with the national jurisdictions.
I would also like to underline my confidence in the positive influence the other ASEAN countries may have: in seeking greater integration they are in my opinion playing a not insignificant role in relation to human rights.
I would also like to underline the point made by the rapporteur that what we need here is political will and in the process thank the rapporteur, Mr Sindal, for the political will he has demonstrated throughout Parliament's consideration of this communication.
I would also like to underline the need for consistency within the action taken by the service with regard to administrative and budget responsibilities and on this point, of course, relations with the Commission, on the one hand, and with Parliament, on the other, are crucial.
I would also like to underline that the tasks of the Agency, which will replace the existing Centre for Monitoring Racism and Xenophobia, should continue to cover racism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism and protecting minority rights as key elements in the protection of fundamental rights.
I would also like to underline the concern of the Commit tee on Foreign Affairs and Security and, I believe, many Members of Parliament, for the pursuit of policies on a worldwide scale supporting human rights, democratization and other activities in this field.
Secondly, I would also like to underline that the unanimous consensus expressed by the legal experts of the Committee on Legal Affairs is fully shared by all the European insurance companies and consumer associations; this, too, is a fact that is not insignificant and that should naturally be pointed out.