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A solution will be found for sure.
With God's help, a solution will be found.
I believe that with the participation of our friends from Earth, a solution will be found.
The EESC is hoping that a solution will be found, based on the TFEU5, to support holders of intangible rights.
The constitution envisages that a solution will be found.
The EU hopes that a speedy solution will be found to overcome the problems identified by the OSCE/ODIHR EOM.
We will work hard and we hope that a solution will be found.
I express a hope that a solution will be found sooner rather than later on the basis of NATO's'open door' policy.
The earlier a conflict is addressed, the more likely it is that a mutual solution will be found.
We hope that a speedy solution will be found by the appropriate Russian instances to remedy Mr Pasko's unfortunate personal situation.
In the field of justice and home affairs, I am optimistic that a solution will be found concerning judicial cooperation in civil cases.
We are extremely disappointed by these decisions,but I would also like to say that I am confident that a solution will be found.
He said that the solution will be found by cooperating and consulting with economic experts and various institutions in Palestinian society.
With regard to the question asked by Mr Staes,this has of course been discussed in the Bureau and a solution will be found.
The Commission envisages that a solution will be found everywhere that will contain a significant element of solidarity, as has been mentioned.
Furthermore, you can rely on our Attraction Manufacturys continous thinking process in order to ensure that the best possible solution will be found.
I hope that after yesterday's serious degeneration of the situation, a solution will be found today, a solution that can be reached only through negotiation.
I was disappointed that Member States could not reach agreement on the Commission's recent proposal to strengthen the EU animal transport rules,but I remain hopeful that a solution will be found in the near future.”.
The Commission supports the debate that is still ongoing and sincerely hopes that a solution will be found that is acceptable to a broad majority within this House, as well as to the Member States represented in the Council.
The general incompetence exhibited by the federalgovernment in recent years suggests that no intelligent solution will be found to deal with these problems;
I can only emphasize that the presidency of the Council hopes a solution will be found at the Intergovernmental Conference, not because it is particularly interested in the type of government that rules the destinies of Great Britain, but for an institutional reason which affects the European Union and its future.
People are waiting for a new car on a monthly basisand expect that within three months a solution will be found in the complex refugee debate.
I am tempted to tell the European citizens affected by the LRAU that we have heard them, that we are appalled by the situation and that we are here not to judge, but to try to bring pressure to bear to ensure that they are all listened to and respected, and that, in the end,a fair and balanced solution will be found.
It has not been resolved. I do not believe this is the greatest problem, however; each model has its advantages and its disadvantages, in terms of coherence and speed,and I hope that a solution will be found in the Council.
Giscard d'Estaing said the same thing andthat if the Irish people vote'no'other solutions will be found.
I am convincedthat with sufficient flexibility and political pragmatism, reasonable solutions will be found.
We have to find solutions to the consequences of the fires within rural development policy, within the regional funding,and I am quite sure that decent solutions will be found.
The Commission is confident that, given the spirit of openness and cooperation that has marked the consultations to date both in Parliament and in the Council,practical and appropriate solutions will be found so that the Modernised Customs Code can enter into force as planned in 2009.