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Regarding this matter, I would like to make clear the following point.
I would like to make clear here that my main complaint is not with the US.
Nicholson(I-EDN).- Mr President, I would like to make clear today why I vote against this resolution.
I would like to make clear that the, uh prurient angle of the work holds no interest to us.
The first andforemost thing which I would like to make clear is the value of life, its preciousness and uniqueness.
I would like to make clear that peasants are autonomous and independent, we don't have bosses, we don't work for a salary.
So that Mrs Harms does not criticise me again straight away, I would like to make clear to her that I am not criticising this fact- I believe it is right and proper.
What I would like to make clear in this regard is that what is at issue here is exclusivity.
So, while I am grateful to you for speaking to us tonight, I would like to make clear that this does not constitute any kind of political scrutiny.
Nevertheless, I would like to make clear that this difficulty is not enough, per se, to exclude the possibility of a trade mark infringement in the present cases.
First of all,I would like to thank Ms Frassoni for her cooperation on this annual report, but, most of all, I would like to make clear the importance of the Petitions Committee in this monitoring and implementation procedure.
At this point I would like to make clear that this report does not deal with hunting in Europe.
DE Mr President, on behalf of my group,the Confederal Group of the European United Left- Nordic Green Left, I would like to make clear at this point that we are deeply concerned about the development of EU foreign policy towards militarisation and an increasingly interventionist policy.
I would like to make clear», he told us,«that what I have to say about sanctity and people engaged in political activity refers exclusively to lay Christians.
In writing.-(PL) In the light of the confusion during the vote, I would like to make clear that my intention was to support keeping Mr Witold Tomczak's immunity and that is how my vote should be counted, that is, as being opposed, not in favour, of the report.
I would like to make clear in the second part of my speech that, in the absence of support for diversification in the textile industry, the Commission's planned support could lead to enormous social and political tensions in the region.
Having said this, I would like to make clear that there has never been a nation like the holy nation of God and never will.
I would like to make clear to the Commissioner that control and monitoring of the common fisheries policy has attracted a great deal of unanimity, going beyond almost any other issue which has come before the committee.
PT Madam President, the first point that I would like to make clear here, and which is important that we reinforce in this Parliament, is that, contrary to what we sometimes read in the press and in the pronouncements of some European leaders, the euro as a currency has been crucial in our response to the current crisis.
I would like to make clear to the House and to the Commissioner that, in spite of the way many would like to see the facts portrayed, this is how they really are: Ireland receives in aid from the EEC about ECU 16 million annually.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to make clear- perhaps rather more calmly than before- that we in the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats stand fully behind the European Parliament's resolutions and behind the directives that have been adopted here and which the Commission has described.
I would like to make clear that even if the mechanism is funded from national budgets, it will remain a'European' initiative, and will of course be able to draw on the expertise, independence and impartiality of the Commission to make it function.
First of all I would like to make clear that the new government of the State of Israel, which took office after the elections of 28 January, has undertaken to resolve the question of the issuing of visas to ecclesiastics.
I would like to make clear that we are focusing on reactors which, according to the G7 opinion dating, I think, from 1992 cannot be upgraded, not because of their safety defects in operation but because of their design.
Here's what I would like to make clear: the eating of buffalo wings, and chicken wings in general, is not just a passing sports bar indulgence, but a representation of the deeply held beliefs of a collection of people who take part in the practice of greasing up their fingers and hearts with the one thing we all love: chicken wings.
Concerning the electricity regulation, I would like to make clear that this regulation plays a crucial role, since it gives Member States the tools needed to significantly increase interconnection capacity within the Union by the development and establishment of binding network codes to be applied by all transmission system operators to exchanges, thus removing one of the main physical barriers to the completion of the internal electricity market.
I would like to make that clear at the outset.
I would like to make it clear that I will not change my mind.
I would like to make it clear that we did receive this information.
I would like to make it clear that I do not do so and never have.