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I would like to make two comments.
FR Mr President, Commissioner, Mr Pekkarinen,ladies and gentlemen, I would like to make two comments.
I would like to make two comments on this.
Mr President, Mr Van Rompuy,Mr Barroso, I would like to make two comments on the conclusions of last December's European Council.
I would like to make two comments by way of conclusion.
Mr President, after complimenting Mrs Karamanou andMrs Klamt on their fine work, I would like to make two comments, one general and the other institutional in nature.
I would like to make two comments on compliance with the criteria.
The Council has told us that they agree with everything except for Article 290, so after coordinating with our shadow rapporteurs, andas rapporteur for resettlement, I would like to make two comments on methodology.
Mr President, I would like to make two comments.
I would like to make two comments on visa liberalisation.
Mr President, I would like to make two comments.
I would like to make two comments. The first is a general one on your complaint about the delays, Mrs Fraga Estévez.
Having said that, I would like to make two comments about the amendments you have received.
Mr President, I would like to make two comments which do not relate to the Madrid Summit, but which I believe are particularly relevant in this context.
(DE) Mr President, I would like to make two comments as this debate comes to a close.
I would like to make two comments in this regard: firstly, Commissioner Lamy, you say that health, education, media and culture are not being liberalised.
However, I would like to make two comments: first, that in the context of the programme, equal importance must be attributed to the creation of an infrastructure of scientific and technical cooperation networks, as the rapporteur very rightly proposes in any case.
ES Mr President, I would like to make two comments, each regarding aspects of the conclusions of the European Council from the perspective of the chair of the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs and, therefore, involving the area of freedom, security and justice.
Mr President, I would like to make two comments, one concerning the main objective of the subject of today' s debate, the guarantee by Union budgets of the external loans of the EIB, and another on the issues which I know concern this Parliament especially, those of transparency and the efficient use of the Bank' s resources.
I would like to make two further comments.
I would like to make two further comments.
I would like to make two brief comments.
I would like to make two further comments.
Finally, I would like to make two concluding comments.
Following your discussions, I would like to make two brief comments.
CS Madam President, I would like to make two other comments on the debate.
Before examining the merits of the proposal, I would like to make two initial comments.
Having said this, I would like to make two additional comments with regard to the content of this report.
Madam President, if I may, I would like to make two small comments on the Minutes.
I would like to make just two comments.