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Perhaps the Commissioner could clarify that point.
Thus the actuarial report could clarify the method for calculating the different values of profits forecast over the next few years and give the updating rate used.
We were just wondering if Mr. Shelton could clarify a few things.
Merging both definitions could clarify the concept of a"document held by the institution.
I would be grateful if the President-in-Office of the Council could clarify this point.
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It would be very helpful if Mr Solana could clarify what he realistically believes will be on the agenda.
That seems to be slightly at odds with some of the statements we have heard so far,so perhaps he could clarify exactly what those responses were.
In addition, the Nuclear Safety Directive could clarify minimum regulatory competencies that national authorities must possess.
In the"Commission Communication on the action taken on opinions and resolutions adopted by Parliament at the July 2011 part-session"(document SP(2011)8072) sent to the European Parliament on 8 September 2011, the Commission indicated that it could accept in full, in part, in principle or subject to rewriting 21 of the 28 amendments,as it considered that these amendments could clarify or improve the Commission's proposal and were consistent with its general aims.
I support Mr Ceyhun' s proposal, andI would be very grateful if the Council could clarify whether it really intends to put forward a new proposal with regard to this issue.
This could clarify that the Single Market is not an end in itself, but was also established in order to achieve social progress and prosperity for all EU citizens9.
As regards the debt criterion, the Stability and Growth Pact could clarify the basis on which the Treaty provision of a‘satisfactory pace' of debt reduction should be assessed.
This could clarify that the Single Market is not an end in itself, but was also established in order to achieve social progress and prosperity for all EU citizens9.
Cross link your articles,if you have another article that could clarify something or is a recommendation then link to it from within your article, this can also help search engines rank your pages, but more importantly, it's helpful to your readers.
Maybe the Commission could clarify for us the likelihood of a positive result from the new applications from the existing applicants', who were proven right in the Court decision.
So perhaps the Commissioner could clarify, for example: if an application for embryonic stem cell research came from the UK, or from Italy, or from Germany, would there be EU funding in each of those cases?
I hope she can clarify that statistic.
I hope the Commission can clarify what the amount involved might be.
I will have to report it. Scott can clarify things when he gets back.
Maybe Mr. Parcher can clarify things for us.
I'm not sure. Okay, um, look, maybe you can clarify.
Sometimes, a glass of wine can clarify the mind.
Such a Communication can clarify the limits of and conditions for the use of the exemption, but also the responsibilities of both the Commission and Member States.
Co-design has always driven change and cooperation, andusing the method in a transition can clarify and boost interaction between the stakeholders and help find new solution models.
This is a unique opportunity anda profound education that can clarify many errors in religious thinking and cast all of God's previous Revelations in a new and much clearer light.
My condolences, Mr. Taylor, and my apologies, butthere are certain things only you can clarify for us.
With regard to Amendment No 10, let us find a solution which can clarify it further, within the limits and margins laid down in the Treaty, which we clearly cannot change by means of this text.
Improved access to information andparticipation in decision-making can clarify for citizens that it is their environment which is affected, positively and negatively, by activities of administrative bodies and that they can actively contribute to a better environment, within the Community and beyond.
For this reason I believe we must refer this report by Mrs Hardstaff, good as it is- andI congratulate her on it- back to the Committee, so that we can clarify this point and not, in a manner of speaking, force the 100% money down the throat of the industry.
McGowan(PSE).- Mr President, I think it is very important that we take the rules and procedures very seriously indeed andit is helpful when Members here who have information can clarify positions.