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The debate has shown how deep the chasms between countries have grown.
But the crisis which followed the Lehman failure has shown how extreme fluctuations can become.
Perhaps the summit has shown how important it is that the Council should develop in that direction.
Waking up to the reality of climate change has shown how poorly prepared for it we are.
The"Arab Spring" has shown how important it is to support civic movements in the EU's neighbourhood.
The recent global financial and economic crisis has shown how interconnected the world is.
The course has shown how well practical studies are suited to persons with very different duties.
I fully endorse Commissioner Dimas's statement that the financial crisis has shown how foolhardy it is not to take obvious warning signs seriously.
Gaddafi has shown how it is possible to ride roughshod over the West and the rest of the dictators are watching on with interest.
The European delegation in Afghanistan has shown how little they care for the Convention on Human Rights.
The UK has shown how free labour markets, coupled with proper social protection, can boost a prosperous economy.
I would also like to thank our rapporteur, as he has shown how seriously Parliament has examined the work of the EBRD.
History has shown how fear and hardship can be exploited and give rise to persecution of minority groups and the violation of fundamental rights.
Gradin, Commission.-(SV) Mr President,tonight's debate has shown how much still remains to be done in the area of justice and home affairs.
Today's debate has shown how important your work has been, because you have the support of all the groups.
As the Commission notes in its report,in recent years remote sensing has shown how we can cope correctly with the management needs of the Common Agricultural Policy.
The financial crisis has shown how globalisation has sharpened the need for global co-ordination and regulation.
The German Gender Equality Report published by the German government in 2012 has shown how a life-course perspective can give a better understanding of how to address inequality.
This communication has shown how far the Single Market has already fundamentally modified the economic and political environment within the Union.
In writing.-(PL) The rapporteur, Paolo Costa, has shown how discrimination in transport rates and conditions can be abolished.
Mr President, this debate has shown how complex and difficult the choices are that the Council and the Commission had to take.
DE Mr President, Commissioner, Mr President-in-Office, ladies and gentlemen,the budgetary procedure for 2008 has shown how far the European Parliament can progress in negotiations with the Council if we are determined to implement our ideas for a European policy.
Our own experience in Ireland has shown how liberalisation and resulting privatisation have not provided solutions to any problems in the energy sector.
The broad support for the White Movement has shown how brittle confidence is, and how strong the support is for fundamental change.
On the contrary, recent history has shown how the exacerbation of the sense of belonging to a particular community can trigger the resurgence of ancient ethnic disputes and lead to fratricidal conflicts.
They include the climate issue,on which Sweden has shown how development can be used in place of regulation in order to advance the interests of our society.
The recent market turbulence has shown how interconnected markets are becoming- and injecting an added degree of urgency to evolve the EU supervisory framework in line with these new market realities.
In this context, the development of the“Equasis” system has shown how important it is to encourage a“safe seas” culture, especially in maritime transport operators.
The present situation in the Middle East has shown how little we know about ordinary Arabs: about what those demonstrating in Tunis and Cairo are thinking, and what they really feel and want.
The Court finds, furthermore,that neither the ECB nor the EIB has shown how the investigative powers conferred on OLAF affect their ability to perform their specific tasks independently.