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Which we do not have.
All this needs money, which we do not have.
Which we do not have the range," is countered me.
This could take a lot of space, which we do not have;
Than voting on a resolution on which we do not have definite information, to ask the delegation to raise this ques tion and try to acquire information during its visit.
In many cases cost is the only reason for which we do not have cleaner engines already.
They have rules on traceability,which they impose on our products as well, but which we do not have.
It's a different sensitivity which we do not have before Realisation.
Some of our trading partners are competing with primary resources, which we do not have.
The resolution contains assessments for which we do not have sufficient verified evaluations or verified data.
When we reached the issue of the security appointments,the disagreement appeared inside the government, in which we do not have a majority,” Hariri said.
As long as we try to perform an action for which we do not have permission, we will receive such a warning.
In the first place,we need a responsible economic policy whereby innovation is adopted by industry, which we do not have on our continent.
When we are faced with this room,which we can see but to which we do not have access, we are isolated from it by a transparent glass wall.
Countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and China have progressed rapidly in this field, benefiting from a tax incentive policy- finance at low,long-term interest rates- which we do not have in Brazil", he explains.
I therefore find it quite astounding- as indeed does the Committee on the Environment, Public Health andConsumer Policy- that a number of additives are being proposed for inclusion, for which we do not have assurances.
However, we believe that,in the current situation, in which we do not have all the facts to hand, we should not adopt a resolution, because to do so would be to anticipate the facts.
Another problem that we also have is with those populations for which we do not have any sort of assessment.
To enter into commitments for expenditure over which we do not have the final say, in a codecision procedure which ends up costing us ECU 500 million, is unacceptable as far as our group is concerned, and that is the reason why we will abstain in the vote on agricultural expenditure.
Death represents an invisible, intangible, untamable andunknown power, over which we do not have any governability.
Perhaps it would be appropriate,rather than voting on a resolution on which we do not have definite information, to ask the delegation to raise this question and try to acquire information during its visit.
Secondly, let us make sure that it is properly democratic andlet us not take decisions which we will regret later because we have taken on countries for which we do not have the financial capacity.
Before they do so,I would reply that these simplistic slogans which involve spending money which we do not have are precisely those which resulted in the failure of the policies of the 1980s in many European countries.
I urge the House to reaffirm its position at first reading andto exclude a form of compulsory category labelling which is entirely optional for Member States,- a form of labelling we should point out which we do not have in detail.
Mr President, Mr Medina Ortega,you are aware that there are currently European Commission delegations in which we do not have experts of all kinds, but, as I have said, we are trying to provide training.
The women of this ummah followed this mode of behaviour- praise be to Allaah- generation after generation until recently, when corruption and impropriety entered the way women dress andbehave for many reasons, which we do not have room to discuss here.
You could also say you have to findalternative ways of socializing, you also have to develop new social abilities, which we do not have or which we lose in our social systems because we are not trained in how to negotiate with each other.