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Should be fully automatic.
The power cell should be fully charged.
This is an important instrument and its potential should be fully used.
Vision should be fully restored, yes.
It is clear that the way EU costs are financed should be fully transparent.
So it should be fully stocked. I don't think anyone's been able to get up there yet.
Her reproductive system should be fully developed.
The European Union should be fully supportive of the development agenda that shall accompany any EPA agreement.
At the same time, however, the diversity of agriculture in the EU's 27 Member States should be fully appreciated.
This initiative should be fully complemented.
We really need to bring home to our own Member States that this is a travel document of Parliament,the Commission and of the Union and should be fully respected.
By the time we get there, SIS should be fully infiltrated into the conference.
It is important thatthe directive on the patients' rights include, according to EU priorities, a minimal list of health services which should be fully covered by health insurance budgets.
These trans-Caspian routes should be fully integrated with the'southern corridor' pipelines including Nabucco, Southstream and Whitestream.
Documents from trilogues in the first andsecond readings should be fully accessible throughout the whole processes.
European consumers should be fully aware of their rights and this problem-solving network should be easily accessible to everyone.
Our FTA with South Korea should be fully WTO-compatible.
Parliament should be fully informed so as to facilitate the awarding of consent, and so that we do not once again have a lack of international agreements. Negotiations on them have already been completed.
Those dealing with travel arrangements at airports and ports should be fully briefed as to the worthiness of this document.
Ideally, a segmentation approach should be fully automatic, accurate and sufficiently fast in order to enable reliable and unsupervised processing of large amounts of data.
As a few fresh affidavits have been put upon the file, andas I proceed upon the principle that my client should be fully possessed of all the new developments in the case.
On the other hand, however,we have to stress that such a process should be fully transparent and based on the full involvement of the European Parliament with public scrutiny and wide and open consultation of experts and all the relevant stakeholders- not only government or business, but, particularly, non-governmental organisations as well.
To strengthen consumer protection, particularly for those people who have food intolerances to certain substances,consumers should be fully informed where these substances are used in food.
In paragraphs 37 and38 we explicitly recognise that set-aside is an anachronism and should be fully swept away, and where there are spin-off environmental benefits, they be properly dealt with under Pillar 2.
If we manage to pull this off, then this is a precursor to my mind, andan important indicator that the horizontal instrument for consumer protection should be fully harmonised for all consumer purchases.
There are elements in this Parliament andin the EU as a whole who believe that health care should be fully opened up to the fluctuations of the free market, and I wholly reject such notions.
Under the present circumstances, I fully support the European Parliament's position that the EU food distribution programme, which allocates nearly half a billion euros with the aim of diminishing malnutrition andpoverty in the EU, should be fully funded by the Community.
In this sense I have to say that it is obvious that on-call time in the healthcare professions should be fully recognised as working time- this absolutely must be guaranteed.
I wish to end by pointing out that an assessment of the economic impact of introducing new welfare regulations must be carried out andcurrent legislation should be fully enforced before introducing new regulations.
The European Court of Justice's decision to remove the People's Mujahidin organisation from the list of terrorist organisations should be fully complied with, so that that organisation and other opposition groups do not face any legal or financial obstacles.