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I think it is also time for you to support women in transition.
Mr President, this has been a most important debate- particularly the political aspects of it- but I think it is also important to talk about some of the practical parts of the debate.
I think it is also important in terms of these future prospects, which I gladly hold out for the Turks.
I think it is also crucial that we go further and work together on all the different issues.
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This is not only an amendment which is extremely difficult to understand, I think it is also a very political amendment, because I assume that the Group of the European People's Party will vote against the first part of this text.
I think it is also absolutely right that you raise the importance of being visible on the ground.
For example, there was a whole discussion on the selling of fertile land in developing countries andcountries which have no arable land; buying them itself is a very interesting topic to discuss and I think it is also one where we can come to some common understanding.
We think it is also very important that this should not mean the renationalization of agricultural policy, as Mr Jacob suggested.
I think that we have all found that cooperation is better and the dialogue between the Council andParliament is closer, and I think it is also important that Commissioner Cecilia Malmström regularly informs the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, the rapporteurs and the shadow rapporteurs of the developments.
I think it is also important to establish efficient cooperation with regional and local authorities with responsibilities relating to tourism.
The general remark is that I think it is also very important to talk about the second aspect of Mr Corbett's report: the impact of the Lisbon Treaty upon our Rules of Procedure.
I think it is also important to congratulate those countries which are fulfilling the target of spending 0.7% of GDP on development cooperation.
I think it is also interesting to add state aid and Community aid, which may be assimilated in some way into state aid.
I think it is also clear that the main part of the response and the main part of the reaction must come from the Member States, as family policy is generally a matter for Member States.
I think it is also important that we keep the pressure on those with the responsibility, again the UK authorities, in relation to Equitable Life, to get them to take action.
But I think it is also good to see that Salem Fayed has for some time been prepared to bring in the Palestinian Authority in order to control the borders, because this is also important.
I think it is also right and proper that the European Union should spell this out quite clearly and let our public know that we do not accept that a dictatorship should continue its grip on that country through elections of that kind.
I think it is also worth stating that I and others want to see a lot more synergy in FP7- and, indeed, FP8- between structural funds and research funding.
I think it is also clear that rising food prices is a worrying trend which, in addition to the issue of volatility and the considerable variation in prices, makes the problem we have to solve even worse.
I think it is also a step towards reaching the objectives of the Lisbon strategy, and I am pleased that the Commission in particular has made such a substantial contribution, which we see lacking in the context of some other legislative proposals.
But I think it is also important in this debate to acknowledge the role of the ILO in the developing world and its links with non-governmental organisations and the many programmes which it runs particularly targeting the most vulnerable, for example, working with people with a disability who would never have any opportunity if it were not for these programmes.
I think it is also high time that we thought, when it comes to raising funds today, no longer only in terms of the European Investment Bank and its contributions to the organising of growth- valuable though they indeed are- but also to reconsider and examine the possibility of the European Union at last applying an instrument we debated as long ago as 1993, and inviting subscription to Eurobonds.
I think it is also important that we develop a system of incentives that operate on the basis of clear agreements on objectives with the regions and the Member States so that, alongside proper financial management, which has been very important, and will continue to be so in future, the elements involved in focusing on results, too, are actually brought more strongly to bear.
I think it's also because there's no people here.
I think it's also very confusing.
Karen Edmisten's book“”Keeping Company With Jesus andMary”” would be valuable for anyone who cherishes the Rosary, and I think it's also exceptionally suitable for the beginner.
But I think it's also a perfectly valid way to spend an afternoon freezing in place with 200 people in the Grand Central terminal or dressing up like a ghostbuster and running through the New York Public Library.
We have seen a lot of examples of people who are pursuing that sort of vision in science, but I think it's also true in the arts, it's true in politics, it's even true in personal endeavors.
I think it's also a reflection of an underlying weakness in these governments that they simply lack the will and possibly the ability, but I think it more comes down to a will, to challenge financial markets, to challenge big capital and say We're going to do something different now.