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Which is precisely why I need aid.
Then, tell them to go on their break, which is precisely 15 minutes.
Which is precisely what your mother wanted.
I am left in a position of my word against their word which is precisely the effect I feel they have tried to create.
Which is precisely what he wants you to think.
Mr Kuhne, your point is well made that we should deal with the agenda first, which is precisely what I did.
Which is precisely why you must now bring him back.
There exists a study promoted by this very Parliament, which is precisely a study on transnational crime.
Mr President, to continue in the same vein, I would like to take the floor as coordinator for the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance on matters concerning freedom, which is precisely my point.
This is the case in particular for milk andmilk products, which is precisely the sector that has not yet undergone reform.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, after the bitter failure of the Lisbon Strategy, which was meant to make Europe the world's most competitive knowledgebased economy in 2010,here we have the EU 2020 strategy, which is precisely an extension of that strategy.
This document is, admittedly, an absolute necessity, which is precisely why we must scrutinise its content closely.
The Commission work programme for 2015 lists among its priorities that of A Fairer Approach to Taxation including by ensuring"automatic exchange of information on tax rulings" which is precisely the purpose of the present proposal.
The tailless insert is a kind of wire threaded sleeve, which is precisely wound using a stainless steel wire material and has a spring shape.
Therefore, each time we do something that does not help to strengthen the rule of law, anywhere,we are contributing to the aim of the terrorists, which is precisely to destabilise the rule of law.
The European Parliament also shares this responsibility, which is precisely why it cannot but get involved in issues relating to citizens' freedom.
A lot has been said about the debate on the stability and growth pact, butno mention has been made of the debate on the main guidelines of economic policy, which is precisely an exercise of coordinating economic policies.
We invite you to enjoy the game andexciting adventures on the Games, which is precisely the ability to transmit the whole spirit of this competition, and such brilliant victories!
One cannot simply attribute criminal law competence to the Court of Justice: the Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance were set up for other purposes and, anyway, it is not necessary to create a European Prosecutor when we just haveto strengthen judicial cooperation, taking inspiration from the principle of subsidiarity, which is precisely the criterion on which we must base our action.
To be prosperous the tourism sector requires a skilled workforce, which is precisely the aim of the Fifteen Cornwall project.
So, if we want to ensure competition, which is precisely the object of the directive, we have to allow the production of spare parts even by those who have not produced the whole machine, obviously with guarantees- the trade mark, know-how and efficiency that are described in the directive.
Exemestane powder also has the ability to stimulate natural testosterone production, which is precisely why some will include it during their PCT.
Examples of this are the Community initiative REGIS and the POSEIMA, which is precisely the instrument enabling the measure being examined to be adopted.
It is vital that European leaders at all levels, not just the Heads of State or Government, including the European Parliament and others in positions of political authority at national level, hold a serious debate on the issue of the enlargement, regardless of whether ornot Europe sees enlargement as a great opportunity, which is precisely what enlargement represents for Europe, politically, economically and culturally, and I would even say historically.
I personally attached the highest importance to one of the most important innovations in this Treaty, which is, precisely, the creation of a High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Policy who will at the same time be Vice-President of the Commission.
However, to be able to create sustainable jobs, we need to have primarily a competitive economy, which is precisely the role played by cohesion policy.
All of these things are based on the existential problem of the common fisheries policy, which is precisely that it is a common policy: it defines fisheries as a common resource to which all nations have equal access.
It has not been possible so far to apply it generally to all the Member States, which is precisely why it is representative of the disagreements.
Mrs Smet's report points out several ideas which I believe would be very useful in terms of working with third countries with regard to the protection of women's rights,but it is the case that we lack one of the instruments, which is, precisely, the possibility for women to seek protection within our borders, within the framework of our legal protection, something which is, however, available in other situations which are clearly comparable with those suffered by women.
Which was precisely in the middle of nowhere.