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It emphasises the virtual nature of most financial assets.
This is relevant to the debate today because it emphasises the key point. The European Commission has no money.
It emphasises, again, the need for adequate safe parking areas.
The added value of this report also resides in the fact that it emphasises the need for early detection of potential violations through the implementation of a warning system.
It emphasises the role that the EGF can play in the reintegration of workers made redundant into the labour market.
Mr President, I would just like to say to our rapporteur that this is a job very well done anda must-read report, because it emphasises our reliance on an imported product for our protein needs.
In particular, it emphasises the importance of agriculture as a source of employment in rural areas.
This report has my support because it includes measures on traceability that are useful for halting the movement of products that might be harmful to consumers,and also because it emphasises strict control of products from third countries, and China in particular.
In addition, it emphasises the value of endogenous resources and places the contribution of renewable energies on a more realistic plane.
In writing.-(PL) I supported the report on the European agenda for culture in a globalising world, as it emphasises that the Union's cultural policy focuses on European integration, whilst respecting the national and regional diversity of Member States.
It emphasises an immutable characteristic that is so fundamental to humans that the person should not be forced to give up.
In writing.-(PT) Despite the resolution recognising the progress made by Albania in the reform process, it emphasises that significant additional efforts are needed to consolidate democracy and the rule of law and to ensure the country's sustainable economic development.
It emphasises our responsibility to develop relations with the countries in the region on the basis of modern values, democratic freedoms and human rights.
I voted in favour of this text, not only because it seeks to improve the rights of bus and coach passengers in terms of compensation and assistance in the event of an accident,but also because it emphasises the principle of non-discrimination with regard to people with reduced mobility, who should also have proper access to these modes of transport, which now account for 10% of all passenger land transport in Europe.
Finally, it emphasises the need to assess the demographic situation in the EU itself, in order to calculate exactly how many people Europe can receive.
In writing.-(LT) In the financial and economic crisis small and medium-sized enterprises are facing increasing difficulties as they try to obtain funding for scientific research, technological development and innovation; according to the general Competitiveness and Innovation Programme, it would be possible to provide effective supportfor innovation-related SME activities, therefore it emphasises the importance of allocating sufficient funds for financing the CIP.
This report has our support because it emphasises the strengthening of relations between the EU and the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean.
It emphasises the essential issues on which the ESF should concentrate and draws attention to the need to maintain'efforts to achieve social cohesion.
I support this resolution because it emphasises several preconditions for the future of the common agricultural policy which deserve support.
It emphasises the importance of maintaining and improving universality and access for all to high quality healthcare, including for undocumented immigrants, among other vulnerable groups.
I voted in favour of this resolution because it emphasises the pivotal role that the European Union wants and should play with respect to third countries, especially with the EU's trading partners.
It emphasises human rights, the empowerment of women, the importance of investing in health and education and the provision of comprehensive reproductive health services to all those who need them.
I endorsed the Angelakas report because it emphasises the use of specific sums of money to cofinance regional and local programmes related to renewable energy and housing.
It emphasises the role that Russia can and should play in the international arena, notably in our immediate neighbourhood, where it can contribute to the economic and political stability of the region.
I therefore voted against this report which, although it emphasises the multiple problems underlying the process of Montenegro's accession, retains the basic idea of giving this country the opportunity of joining the EU.
It emphasises that humanitarian action should continue to have its own independent financial instrument because emergency aid must be neutral and free of the political choices of the European External Action Service EEAS.
On the contrary, it demands that reforms be carried out in labour markets andsocial insurance systems; it emphasises the Commission's guidelines by requesting that the directives on the organization of working time and working conditions for temporary workers be adopted; it asks Member States to place EU competitiveness at the core of their policies and to make the completion of the single market their most important economic and political priority.
Although it emphasises the fight against youth unemployment, the promotion of training and employment for youth, and the need to put an end to abuses related to traineeships and training, often unpaid and treated as a substitute for a job rather than as complementary to education and training, the report does not point to safe ways of getting out of this situation.
I voted for this resolution, especially because it emphasises the role played by good quality education and training as a factor influencing people's personal and professional life and because, as a result, education is the most reliable solution for ensuring Roma integration into society.
Finally, it emphasises the need to consider the introduction of hazard, risk and prevention concepts in school curricula and the educational systems in general as an effective means of building a strong and sustained preventative safety and health culture.