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We are forgetting the essential.
And I have seen that in all these documents on strengthening the Barcelona agreement we are forgetting some things.
We are forgetting our souls….
I am surprised, Mrs Hassi, that you should think that we are forgetting the'polluter pays' principle.
And we are forgetting our own asset.
And when we say that we have, together with the Council,recognised the need for rigour, we are forgetting that on each occasion we have increased the Council's budget.
We are forgetting that it was not a closed debate.
This is because, ladies and gentlemen,in all these numbers, we are forgetting about the people who did not cause the crisis; we are forgetting about unemployment and the worsening social situation.
We are forgetting the laws of God, the very laws Jesus said He came to fulfill.
I listened to the Commission: the strategy is sound andthe future action is excellent, but we are forgetting that the issue is pressing and dramatic and that we have an emergency situation.
We are forgetting that India is a democracy and has been one for over 50 years.
PL Listening to this debate, there are times when I get the impression that we are forgetting that the framework decision is aimed at democratic states, at EU Member States with a democracy based on firm foundations.
We are forgetting that it is not only pieces of paper that determine the political and economic situation.
However, in the double-fissure experiment we have been paying attention only to the first part of the experience,thus we have been only focus on the part of the action and we are forgetting of the 3rd law of Newton about the principle of action-reaction!
Slowly but surely, we are forgetting the direct language of a caress, the strength of tenderness.
In this regard, Keen(2012: 198) warns:"In the great exhibitionism of our world of the hypervisible Web 3.0, where we are always on public display, always revealing to the camera, we lost the ability to remain ourselves",and adds:"We are forgetting who we really are. .
We are forgetting an issue which is fundamental to the whole process of future development: capital investment.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the aid that we are calling on to be approved for thesethree European countries- and I stress"European countries" because we are forgetting that we do also have needs in Europe- i.e. in FYROM, Bulgaria and Romania, is both necessary and urgent.
We are forgetting and letting it pass somewhat unnoticed that we are talking about waste from nuclear accidents.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we are really facing a situation of great importance for Europe:the Member States are still attached to the perception of a national dimension still viewed as predominant in all circumstances, while we are forgetting that a change of dimension has occurred and that we must move consciously towards a continental dimension, aware that we are moving in that direction and also knowing how to manage it.
This way we are forgetting that history tells us about many wealthy people who have been left to die for the lack of a good answer to the question"why do I have to get up this morning?
On behalf of the PSE Group.- Madam President,I think we are forgetting that it was this Parliament which first took up the campaign for an EU-wide ban on the cruel trade in seal products.
We are forgetting seeing friends face to face,we don't have real smiley face emotions to understand each other's feelings and we are lacking with the jokes and quality time we usually spend with our friends.
We are forgetting the long road travelled in organising the Constitutional Treaty;we are forgetting the 18 months of the Convention, the debates, the involvement of the national parliaments and of the European Parliament.
Perhaps we are forgetting that according to the latest United Nations estimates, 12 360 migrants have left Libya and arrived in Italy and Malta since last March, but already 700 000 people have fled Libya and Tunisia with the aim of crossing the Mediterranean.
Perhaps we are forgetting our cultural and architectural heritage, which is of great value, and also that, to have people at the top of their professions, we need to give them adequate training, and that is why, in our opinion, a study course cannot stop after a few years.
However, we are forgetting that children pick up their key social habits in the first three years of life; that in crèches, children learn to assert themselves by screaming rather than respecting other people; that children will use the models of behaviour they pick up during this period throughout their lives.
We are forgetting that not only was Afghanistan under the Taliban, but the issues of Syria, Iraq, Somalia and North Korea remain. However, we are, above all, forgetting that the events of 11 September revealed that terrorism is born of and feeds on dictatorships, on these dictatorial regimes.