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These 10 requirements can be summarised in just two: greater payments and aid for our fishermen, and sanctions for offenders.
The major new points of the proposal can be summarised as follows.
Our message can be summarised with these words.
The whole process for beginning mining can be summarised as follows.
Our message can be summarised with these words.
My committee therefore formulated four questions to the Commission, which can be summarised as follows.
Our message can be summarised with these words.
Although each ROP is an independent document that is managed by an independent regional council and aims to respond to the needs of the pertinent region,it generally focuses on similar topics that can be summarised into the following areas.
Therefore, my appeal can be summarised by saying that, today, the great educational challenges must be pursued very conscientiously and quickly.
Everything that has been said on this matter can be summarised in one word: hiatus.
Energy efficiency can be summarised as delivering more output and services using the same energy input, or delivering the same output with less energy input.
This is a measurement of poverty that is carried out in terms that are absolute and purely financial, and does not take into account the diversity of the 27 Member States;its line of argument can be summarised as one of simple solvency.
I tabled an amendment,as has already been pointed out, which can be summarised in slogan form as'one person, one right of emission', something suggested by Germany's Professor Lutz and also welcomed by Chancellor Merkel.
I am reiterating my initial andconstantly repeated concern, including by means of proposals to alter the report's projects, which can be summarised as the need to ensure the geopolitical balance of the EEAS about to be inaugurated.
Everything, or almost everything, can be summarised as transferring sums of money in exchange for the right to exploit the resources of the country, which is thus deprived of the added value that it would obtain if it were to exploit these resources itself, processing and selling the fish from the outset.
We therefore welcome the majority agreement in this House regarding the human rights situation in Cuba,which I believe can be summarised in one message: although we continue to be open to dialogue with Cuba, the European Union is going to continue to demand that all political prisoners be freed there and that the civil and political rights of Cuban citizens be respected.
The key points of my report can be summarised as follows: with this fourth revision of the Community legislation regulating the activities of inspection bodies, we have succeeded in strengthening the surveillance mechanisms by creating an independent assessment committee with permanent powers and the ability to act on its own initiative.
I think the primary concern can be summarised as the one underlying the impression that what is certainly a very large political majority, a two-thirds majority, but nonetheless a circumstantial political majority in the Hungarian Parliament, has succeeded in forcing a constitutional reform that places constraints on the achievement of political pluralism and, consequently, on the possibility of alternating between different political projects under the same set of rules of play.
In fact, it could be summarised by saying that they should not enter the food chain, and it would naturally be absurd and idiotic to obstruct genetic engineering and bioengineering research.
In my opinion, the report could be summarised as follows: more peace in space, better cooperation between the EU Member States and other countries, and more funding for common space projects.