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I believe that we must emphasise this issue.
We must emphasise Europe' s spiritual history.
This is a point we must emphasise.
We must emphasise again the prophetic notion of social justice.
In short, we will have to ask for patience, but we must emphasise that we have not yet achieved this objective.
However, we must emphasise once again that it is policy that is paramount.
The general ground of"in Christ" has been presented, but we must emphasise this essential counterpart of Christ's life.
Secondly, we must emphasise the bilateral nature of these agreements.
As we know, from this point of view, the specific characteristics of the Mediterranean have always represented a problem, but we must emphasise the need for scientific research to be relevant to the action plan.
Firstly, we must emphasise the efforts that have been made to simplify the procedure.
The UN must have a prominent role in this struggle, and we must emphasise that the struggle is to be conducted with respect for human rights and international law.
We must emphasise the need to have judicial procedures which are devoid of any political influence.
However, when we talk about the objectives of the programme, we must emphasise that the maintenance and knowledge of cultural heritage must be expressly included in the objectives of this programme.
We must emphasise again that there is no need to expropriate small-holders and small enterprises.
Today, in our debate in plenary, we must emphasise that our fixed objective is still for Bulgaria and Romania to accede on 1 January 2007.
We must emphasise that access for consumers must be equal so that no more gulfs are built into our societies.
At every opportunity, we must emphasise that we defend a Europe of the working people against a Europe of banks and capitalism.
We must emphasise the significant impact of the presence and involvement of women on quality of life and the rural economy.
Last but not least, we must emphasise that biofuels are not the only way in which renewable energy can be used in the transport sector.
We must emphasise once again that the European Parliament deserves credit for ensuring that the OSPAR strategy will be integrated into the water framework directive.
FR Madam President, Commissioner,clearly we must emphasise the importance of implementing the conventions of the International Labour Organisation, but unfortunately, I fear that the system that governs us, namely that of free competition, is making a market and therefore a commodity out of labour itself.
We must emphasise energy conservation as a way of reducing energy demand and therefore of achieving energy efficiency throughout the European Union.
We must emphasise that human rights and basic freedoms must be respected as a way of preventing ethnic or cultural conflicts.
We must emphasise the logical connection between animal health and the use of antimicrobials, as well as the link between animal health and human health.
Above all, we must emphasise that it is scandalous to criticise the constitution of a Member State in this forum, whichever Member State that may be.
We must emphasise, however, that many of the points in the report relate to fields which should be regulated on an intergovernmental basis, for example that of adoptions.
Nevertheless, we must emphasise that not all networks present the same added value and that the Council should be more particular in selecting its priorities for establishing these networks.
We must emphasise that the responsibility and the obligation to do everything in their power to ensure the successful integration of Serbia into the EU lie with our Serb friends themselves.
Instead, we must emphasise the European Union's delay in solving the many problems linked to illegal immigration and in allocating support and aid to atrisk countries with external borders.
What we must emphasise are not just cooperation and coordination between the Member States but definitive recognition of final criminal decisions, and the Committee on Legal Affairs is working to this end.