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All I want to say is that we are in danger, as has been emphasised, of repeating the same things.
As has already been emphasised, the state of uncertainty and political instability reigning in Madagascar has been going on for well over a year.
Although they are not the solution, we do feel they offer advantages which,in our opinion, have not been emphasised enough.
And it should also have been emphasised that only four Member States have transposed the directive, namely, Denmark, Spain, France and Luxembourg.
Mr President, this is an important report because itemphasises two key areas which have not been emphasised enough previously.
I am very pleased that has been emphasised and I thank Gérard Caudron very much for his work as well as, of course, Commissioner Busquin.
This is particularly desirable if we remember that approximately 80% of the population of the European Union live in towns or cities,as has been emphasised several times already in this House today.
As has already been emphasised in this debate, it is estimated that around 600 million people in the world are affected by one form of disability or another.
He repeats the three essentials of Western policy on Berlin,which had last been emphasised in the final communiqué of the NATO Council conference from 8 to 10 May 1961.
RO As has been emphasised so far, millions of civilians have been deliberately killed during military operations in the eastern part of the Republic of Congo.
More recently,the value of the'social return' of private provision has been emphasised by governments facing escalating costs of public pension schemes see Chapter 1.
As has already been emphasised, it is important for us to stress that one of the main objectives of our strategy in Afghanistan is to get rid of the Taliban groups from this country.
Have gained through sharing differentviews amongst ourselves within a short period of time" it had been emphasised that the teachers' main resource was their collective wisdom, their treasure- focus group co-ordinator.
We must also hold a dialogue with the citizens that is as open as possible, and develop as far-reaching a concept of partnership as possible,which in effect is what has been emphasised and put forward in the proposals.
We must give impetus to energy saving,something that has already been emphasised on several occasions. This means that, for example, the Buildings Directive should be extended and made more ambitious.
Hence the importance of an integrated approach enhancing the measures, actions and financial means which the Daphne programme provides for, but which are insufficient,as has also already been emphasised.
An important principle which has been emphasised by Commissioner Monti several times during the year is that the solution cannot be more complex than the problem it is trying to solve.
It is true that this has not been planned in Category 8. It is planned in another category that perhaps has not been emphasised enough, namely the cooperation of national programmes.
As has already been emphasised, Europe is not a stranger to this: today, almost 80 million of our citizens are living in poverty- 16% of the Union's population- and a good 19 million of them are children.
Mr Cox's approach, basically to simplify the proposal, is of course commendable, but it does not meet with the approval of a majority of the Group of the European People's Party,as indeed has already been emphasised.
I think that we ought to try to find a solution that separates the OSOR system from the REACH package, because as things stand,as has been emphasised several times, small and medium-sized enterprises are not protected.
My second point is that it has not been emphasised enough that we condemn the latest suicide attacks, which took place in Sistan and Baluchistan, even though the victims were Revolutionary Guards, as well as, sadly, dozens of civilians.
Mr President, Commissioner, the motions for resolutions that the European Parliament has been presented with make it clear to all groups that Parliament-as has already been emphasised- does not feel it is sufficiently informed about the specific status of the negotiations.
Moreover, as has already been emphasised, I should like us to take that path in close collaboration with the national parliaments, since the way the debate on the subject has been conducted, particularly by European governments, has, in my view, been neither thorough nor correct.
For that reason, I would like to make three points. Firstly, we do not need two administrative bodies for one agency; secondly, decision-making must be carried out where the work is being done, that is to say at the Kosovo Reconstruction Agency in Kosovo; and thirdly, it is important to work in co-operation with the local people and, more particularly, on a multi-ethnic basis,as has been emphasised here.
Today we are debating the priorities for the 2002 budget, and this is the first time,as has already been emphasised, that all three institutions involved in the budgetary process- the Council, Parliament and the Commission- have identified their priorities at this stage.
As has been emphasised on several occasions today as well during the debate, I think that this issue requires further discussion because, at the moment, a precondition is being established for new divisions and exclusions in the treatment of individual regions, which goes against the European principle of solidarity.
The role of the European Union, the Commission and the European Parliament is crucial in this regard, given that,as has already been emphasised, many conventions between the European Union and Macao have been signed, and it is right that over the next fifty years, the European Parliament and our European Institutions should be able to follow Macao' s development, which I think will be a happy one.
As has already been emphasised- and I thank the Commissioner in advance- my committee has worked very hard, holding hearings and many meetings, but we need a proposal, an initiative from the European Commission, which brings together European parties within the law of the Union with a new legal form under public law, with a legal personality that is also valid in all Member States and with a uniform structure that allows them to act as representatives of the European public interest.
I would like to say,because I am not sure whether this has been emphasised sufficiently, that this legislative package of seven plus one texts will, in fact, be going at two speeds: there are five plus one on which we will be asked, tomorrow, to ratify the conciliation procedure and agreement, and two others- the reports by Mr Fernandes and myself- that will go to second reading, because they were initially rejected by the Council.