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These which will be put in Members' pigeon-holes this evening.
I would like to remind you of some of the aspects of the text which will be put to the vote on Thursday.
In this context, the report which will be put to the vote is well thought out and based on compromise.
Di bello, In addition to the experience itself for if,There is also the torch which will be put in the head to light the way.
Madam President, the Protocol which will be put to the vote is a particularly important document.
The Council endorsed an EU- US action strategy for the enforcement of intellectual property rights, which will be put to the EU- US summit in Vienna on 21 June 2006.
The measures which will be put in place after the establishment of a charging framework will mean significant changes for transport users.
On this basis, the PSE Group can support this proposal, which will be put to the vote tomorrow morning.
Your rapporteur comes before you feeling relatively satisfied, since the Committee on the Environment, Public Health andConsumer Protection has voted almost unanimously for all the amendments which will be put to the vote.
Yet the resolution of the left-wing groups, which will be put to the vote at midday, completely ignores these facts.
I am concerned at comments that were made earlier by Commissioner Schmidhuber on legal adjust ments that might be necessaty,arising from the amendments which will be put to Parliament tomorrow.
I believe that the package that we have negotiated, and which will be put before Parliament today as amendment 58,is the best possible outcome.
The Dutch Presidency has reconvened the Association Council for 30 September 1991 after the Community has prepared a new common position which will be put to the Turkish side at the meeting.
The Interinstitutional Agreement on budgetary discipline andsound financial management, which will be put to the vote today, provides for great advances in the field of budgetary discipline and Parliament's budgetary rights.
It would itself have wide powers to take initiatives and decisions andto adapt aid to changing circumstances, within the overall programme for each beneficiary country which will be put to the EDF Committee.
The report which will be put to the vote this week will add some significant improvements to the initial proposal, such as the change from a Directive into a Regulation, which will reduce transposal costs and ensure that the same application date for the label applies to all.
The former to be 2010 before production in the United States Indiana, which will be put into operation in Beijing in 2009.
We therefore support the resolution which will be put to the vote in the House today. We urge the Commission to play an active role in these processes of regional integration, demonstrating strong support for and solidarity with Latin America, and facilitating the emergence of stable, democratic and highly developed societies.
Voting will be on Thursday, except for the report by Mr Dombrovskis, which will be put to the vote on Wednesday at 12.30 p.m.
Mr President, whilst we are discussing an extremely important resolution, which will be put to the vote tomorrow, news arrived a few hours ago that, yesterday, in the province of Naples, a cabin in a Roma camp caught fire, resulting in the death of a young boy and the discovery of his father and another young boy in a serious condition.
OPTOS is the first pico-satellite, to be used as technological demonstration, which will be put into orbit in 2010, for a one-year mission.
FR Finally, Mr President, I would like to thank the Swedish and Spanish Presidencies, as well as Commissioner Barnier, who has just joined us, and all of the shadow rapporteurs, Mr Goebbels, Mr Klinz, Mr Canfin, Mr Kamall and finally Mr Lehne, for the fruitful andclearly constructive exchanges that we have had on the amended report, which will be put to your vote.
These reporting systems would also be complemented by the creation of confidential reporting mechanisms which will be put in place across the territories of the European Union.
The services directive, which will be put to the vote on Thursday in Strasbourg, provides a chance to demonstrate to the 450 million European citizens that Europe and especially Parliament are listening to the people's demands and concerns and are trying to reconcile them with a strategy of growth and development that only harmonisation and a real opening-up of economic activities can provide.
It was following essential work in partnership with the different political groups and the representatives of the Commission andthe Council that we arrived at this text, which will be put to the vote tomorrow.
This is the subject of another report, which was adopted by the Committee on Budgetary Control today,shortly before the beginning of this debate, and which will be put tö the vote along with the report on the regulation this Thursday.
I should therefore like to thank, officially and most sincerely, the Commissioner and the Commission officials, as well as the Greek Presidency of the Council,for allowing us to reach an overall agreement which will be put to the vote tomorrow.
Work and everything related to professional issues tend also to be under the necessity of transformation of structures and re setting up new ways of doing andnew approaches to address to the action, which will be put in place starting in September, although it is now the time to project them and plan for them.
We hope you have a fruitful visit, ladies and gentlemen, andwe know you will be following with interest the report by Mr Cadec on the fisheries partnership agreement between the European Union and the Seychelles, which will be put to the vote tomorrow.
The Communication'Draft detailed work programme for the follow-up of the report on the concrete objeaives of education andtraining systems' adopted on 7 September 2001 which the Commission presented in response to the mandate of the Stockholm European Council provides useful input to the joint report which will be put to the Council for adoption on 14 February 2002 and forwarded to the Barcelona European Council.