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However, the Committee would emphasise.
I would emphasise that we need it to be a win-win situation.
While we hold this to be an important development we would emphasise the continuing particular significance of the Christian- Jewish dialogue.
I would emphasise this once again beyond the limits of the groups.
I again congratulate our rapporteurs,Mr Corbett and Mr Méndez de Vigo, and would emphasise the progress made through the new Treaty.
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I would emphasise that emergency vaccination is meant to help prevent foot and mouth disease from spreading.
This is purely hypothetical, because, I would emphasise, the measure is a temporary one and applies for six months only.
I would emphasise that this is in line with Amendment 22, tabled at Parliament' s first reading.
Mr President,with regard to the restructuring of companies we have been referring to, I would emphasise the statement made in the four Groups' joint motion for a resolution which has been mentioned.
The Committee would emphasise that a compulsory reverse charge mechanism(Point 4.4) might represent a simpler solution.
I would emphasise that the European Commission's commitment to human rights has always been at the heart of its every action.
Nevertheless, the EESC would emphasise that national parliaments must be given sufficient time to give their opinions.
The EESC would emphasise that developing a comprehensive rural development policy requires a cross-sectoral approach.
A correct interpretation would emphasise that the provision of health services should not entail any discrimination against disabled people.
The ESC would emphasise its intention to be closely involved in this dialogue on the basis of its remit and membership.
After the split, they would emphasise even more the pre-dominate role of intellectuals in communist pre-party organizations.
We would emphasise, however, that we cannot support the means of combating racism and xenophobia that the report recommends.
At the same time, however, we would emphasise that it is in practice impossible to separate desirable civil intervention from unacceptable military intervention.
The EESC would emphasise that economic growth and efficient production do not necessarily need to stand in opposition to environmental concerns.
I would emphasise that these values are acknowledged in all areas, both in internal action and in relations with third countries.
The Committee would emphasise the importance of the social, environmental, health and consumer aspects of the trade agenda.
We would emphasise that there is also a need for consistency in this area between other EU policies and the objectives of this Regulation.
I would emphasise that the Spanish Government- whether Mr Jové Peres likes it or not- started this issue in December, as Mr Lamy has shown.
The EESC would emphasise the importance of an ethical approach to patients' rights in relations between doctors, patients and all other healthcare workers.
It would emphasise once more the urgency of finding a political solution, which is the only way to restore long‑term stability to the region.
The Committee would emphasise that the European agricultural model cannot be achieved under world market conditions and at world market prices: in other words, it does not come free of charge.
I would emphasise that in this draft budget the European Parliament recognises the importance of a constant, consistent supply of information to Europe's citizens.
The EESC would emphasise that the whole process must be conducted with total transparency and in constant dialogue with all parties concerned, especially the social partners.
The EESC would emphasise the importance of competition in research and believes that it is mainly at the infrastructure level where cooperation in research in general can be improved.
We would emphasise the potential benefits of binding basic principles in the area of competition policy, such as transparency, non-discrimination, procedural honesty and international cooperation between competing authorities.