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We are working on the assumption that the agreement could contribute to greater freedom of thought.
All of this will contribute to greater transparency, greater confidence and greater credibility.
The European policy that we want must clearly contribute to greater freedom and openness.
It could contribute to greater safety on the roads, less irritation and a greater sense of security on the part of drivers.
In this way, Europe will remain visible,and we will contribute to greater solidarity in Europe, even after the period of crisis.
The results are subsequently reviewed by the employees, who then set up goals for the department andfollow through on the initiatives that will contribute to greater well-being and a better work climate.
It is a well-known fact that it can contribute to greater understanding and, as a result, to better relations.
During 1975, negotiations were held with a view to associating the Swiss franc with the'snake', a move which should contribute to greater exchange stability in Europe.
It is my hope that this cooperation can contribute to greater understanding and tolerance between Europe and the Arab world.
Moreover, the use of standard forms and the possible use ofthe common procurement vocabulary(CPV) will contribute to greater transparency in the market.
This information should contribute to greater awareness among the broader public and constitutional bodies in the Member States.
I think that by introducing a principle which enables parties to choose the law applicable in divorce,Rome III will contribute to greater legal predictability and certainty.
Such compatibility will contribute to greater mobility and provide workers with the opportunity to move around the whole of Europe.
I have detected other contradictions in this report, par ticularly in paragraph 95 where it says that the European Community should contribute to greater recognition of the special needs of indigenous peoples.
I welcome the new legislation,which will contribute to greater consumer protection and ensure protection against cosmetic products that are harmful to health.
We now need to get the citizens of Europe more actively involved in the process, in order to convince them that timely andproperly implemented reforms will contribute to greater and better distributed prosperity.
WALL" is an investment for a better working environment and can contribute to greater productivity, especially in premises where noise is an issue.
Second, the new requirement for supervisory authorities to make publicly available a list of the necessary information to be submitted at the point of notification will also contribute to greater transparency for proposed acquirers.
Whether the European Neighbourhood Policy can really contribute to greater stability is questionable in view of the escalation of events in Libya.
We want to contribute to the enlargement of the common market butat the same time we want to be a contribution to the economy and thus contribute to greater stability and security for all of Europe.
First of all, technology can contribute to greater social cohesion, for example due to the fact that the replacement of standard activities leaves more time for human contact.
NOTE that many of the internal Community measures in the programme are designed to reduce wasteful consumption of resources and, thereby,will contribute to greater efficiency in resource management at the wider international level;
I am certain that including such clauses in international agreements will contribute to greater recognisability of instruments of corporate social responsibility and to promoting and encouraging businesses themselves to apply them more extensively.
I would also like to emphasise that mobility must not merely make them more employable; there is a purely personal benefit involved as well, for education is of value not least in that it is character-building, andshould therefore ultimately also contribute to greater European understanding.
I hope we can be realistic in our assessments of security andrealistic about the best ways in which Europe can actually contribute to greater security around the world, with the wholehearted endorsement of those who vote for you, if not for me.
Lastly, I would also like to ask you about an issue related to what is happening here in the EU, with Greece, Portugal and Ireland, whereby a process is being imposed that is chiefly aimed at forcing instruments and processes that exacerbate exploitation and economic decline on workers and countries, and which, in the short ormedium term, will contribute to greater poverty, unemployment and inequality.
We also expect that Baroness Ashton, as the new High Representative,will push ahead with creative initiatives that will contribute to greater political transparency in Iran, and taking on board the recommendations made by all those who have been struggling for a free Iran, including exiled Iranians.
Today's report contributes to greater humanity in everyday life.
The EU monitoring mission in Georgia, with its 350 personnel, contributed to greater security and stability in the southern Caucasus, making armed conflict less likely.
Sirolimus is the major component in human whole blood and contributes to greater than 90% of the immunosuppressive activity.