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This debate will continue.
In those countries, the debate will take place.
The debate will take place in two stages.
The services tell me that the debate will probably take place at 6.20 p.m.
The debate will resume after the vote.
People also translate
Greater honesty with its people and greater debate will help China realise its enormous potential.
Our debate will and must continue.
Artmann: I believe that the debate will become more concrete this year.
The debate will therefore resume at 3.00 p.m.
No doubt the debate will continue, in the G-20 and elsewhere.
That debate will take place at the end of Wednesday's agenda.
The outcome of today's debate will feed into the Commission's work programme for the rest of the mandate.
The debate will now be suspended, to resume at 3 p.m.
The debate will therefore continue with speakers from the political groups.
The debate will continue at 3 p.m. with the speech by Commissioner Liikanen.
The debate will not take place since the directive is not being reviewed.
This debate will continue in 1986 with pracital proposals for cooperation from the EFTA side.
Secondly, the debate will also be strongly influenced by the debates on own resources.
This debate will impact on a significant factor in international trade: the transport of goods.
This debate will also guide us in preparing for the future institutional reforms.
This debate will likely continue for the foreseeable future, but developers have made one thing very clear.
The debate will, of course, revolve around the strategy and the means for restoring our competitiveness.
The debate will continue if the rank remains between these two thresholds, regardless of time or the number of evaluations.
The debate will feed into the Presidency's synthesis report which is also to be submitted to the European Council.
This debate will inform the preparation of Council conclusions that will set out the EU approach to resilience.
That debate will take place in December, Mr Rübig, because, as I said, Mr Lamy and Mr Fischler will not be able to join us in time.
The debate will take advantage of the experience gained over the past five years by the development of the Welfare Quality research project.
The debate will continue in 2009 on the basis of a Commission green paper and with the participation of the Member States, the sector, stakeholders and the general public.
This debate will serve as a useful basis for the Commission when drawing up its document on the broad economic guidelines to be approved by the European Council in Amsterdam.
This debate will come alive soon and in this respect it is also important how the European research area and European research cooperation will be treated in future.
