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For once, I would echo many of the comments made by Mrs Kauppi.
I have noted all the comments made by all the parliamentarians who have spoken on this subject.
EL Mr President,I have listened very carefully to the comments made by my fellow Members.
I agree with the comments made and the calls for restraint.
PL Mr President, Commissioner,I should like to endorse the comments made by Mr Kaczmarek.
That exception is for comments made immediately after startling events.
I noted that our Commissioners were very attentive, andso they will doubtless follow up the comments made by all of our fellow Members.
That is my response to the comments made by the Commissioner and the President of the Commission on the second pillar.
Our future guests can see our service in the comments made in our other houses.
The comments made by Mr Jouyet should demonstrate the Presidency's concern to bring the differing points of view closer together.
Do you have any response to the comments made by Miss Davis in Hopper's column?
The comments made by Mr Luhan on the subject of the'Future architecture of cohesion policy post-2013' are particularly to be welcomed.
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It has given me an opportunity to explain the main initiatives we shall be taking,which are in line with the very pertinent comments made by Mr Savary.
The overwhelming majority of the comments made in this House have argued for the preservation of this common acquis.
President of the Eurogroup and member of the European Council-(FR) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,I am not going to go back to the comments made by the President of the Central Bank during our debate.
I have some concerns about comments made by the Commissioner on the so-called lack of valued added for spending on agriculture.
I referred generally to the non-attached Members, but specifically to the comments made by Mr Dillen, which I believe are extremist comments. .
Finally, with regard to the comments made by Mr Rübig on the deficit, it is not true that Hungary has a 5% deficit as this has been significantly reduced.
In writing.-(DE) Time and again, Turkey demonstrates that it is not ready for EU membership by oppressing its minorities, by launching air strikes against a neighbouring country and, most recently, by vetoing the appointment of the head of the Austrian archaeological excavation team in Ephesus,apparently because of anti-Turkish comments made by a member of her family.
I would also like to come back to one of the comments made by the commissioner, when he said to us just now that fund shopping had to be prevented.
The comments made by Mr Repo and Mr Ehrenhauser are not in line with the facts and I would like to object to the report being called stupid and dull.
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The comments made by President Maystadt that the EIB's additional financial support will allow quick disbursements and contribute to the real economy, notably by protecting good projects and helping viable companies in these difficult times, are very encouraging.
Mr President, just a few seconds to express my thanks for the comments made, and then we will go on to what I was expecting to talk about.
There have not been many comments made here about that, but it is very important that Iran becomes a constructive player and not a'nuisance' in the lives of the people of the Middle East and in the establishment of peace in the Middle East, as we understand the development of the peace process in the Middle East.
So this report will make no difference whatsoever to anything and the comments made by the committee and the Parliament will be ignored by the Commission.
As regards the comments made by Mrs Kinnock who, as a committed European, can surely not be confusing the Council Presidency with a nation state- or else she is not who I think she is- I would like to say that as regards the European Union's budgetary commitments, the amounts given by France are going to increase in 2008.
I am pleased that the Council is prepared to recognise- as I took from the comments made by Mr Deutsch- that the budget proceedings and the discharge procedure must be dealt with differently.
Before I sit down,I would like to refer to the comments made by Miss McDonald of Sinn Féin, where she sought to justify their campaign against Lisbon and is now proclaiming that she wants economic sovereignty for Ireland in the midst of a global financial crisis.