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Belgium also emphasised the dissuasive effect of injunctions.
The scheme member is Dr Parris,as Trinity College and the Commission also emphasised at the hearing.
Commissioner Verheugen also emphasised the importance of cooperation with Congress.
Putin also emphasised his role as the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian armed forces.
Many of those who spoke after John Bowis also emphasised that patients take precedence over states and systems.
Wang Ji also emphasised that the Hungarian government's“Opening to the East” policy and the Chinese“Economic silk road” concept reinforce each other.
Chang Chen Pu, deputy director of the department, also emphasised that Hungary has exceptionally great number of such permits.
Parliament also emphasised the role that the EGF can play in the reintegration of workers made redundant into the labour market;
Peter Foot, Marketing& Innovation Director at DS Smith, also emphasised how the innovative nature of their designs won over the judges.
The council also emphasised the joint interest of the EU and of Central Asian states in promoting peace in Afghanistan.
At the press conferenceheld as a part of the conference the partners of the event also emphasised the priority role environmental protection plays at Swedish companies.
Mr. Orbán also emphasised that“We not only remember, but we also do not forget.
In his message to the participant of the National Eucharistic Congress in Costa Rica,Pope Francis also emphasised that the centre of the life of the Christian communities is the Eucharist.
Mr. Orbán also emphasised that“We not only remember, but we also do not forget.
(9) The European Council meetingheld in Lisbon on 24 March 2000 also emphasised the importance of appropriate training, particularly in new technologies used by the information society.
The minister also emphasised in his lecture that the EU can be powerful if powerful nation-states are its members.
In her closing speech, Karolina Skog,Sweden's Environment Minister also emphasised that climate is the greatest challenge of our generation, so it is a great need to identify risks and vulnerabilities.
The responses also emphasised the specific nature of disability-related discrimination and the measures needed to address it.
The Group CEO also emphasised that all of the vehicles in question are technically safe and roadworthy.
Respondents also emphasised that national or regional governments should be more involved in publicising public consultations by the Commission.
The Swiss minister also emphasised that her country will find a solution that will enable Switzerland to continue to abide by its international obligations.
Several employer organisations also emphasised that flexibility could benefit both workers and employers and that it should not have a negative connotation.
Whereas the High Court also emphasised that the Israeli authorities needed to find a suitable alternative for the school and for the residents of the community;
László Papp, the city's Mayor, also emphasised that anyone who chooses to study at Debrecen is making the best decision, since the University is the country's leading institution.
The European Court of Human Rights also emphasised the fundamental importance of these safeguards in its recent judgment in Szabó and Vissy v. Hungary, making express reference to Digital Rights Ireland.
Péter Szijjártó also emphasised that BoC has been regularly cooperating with Hungarian Eximbank, and so far has supported the investments of Wanhua Borsodchem with a joint loan of EUR 70 million.
Copenhagen also emphasised that once of the concerns of its Integration Council is that its work should not legitimise any form of segregation of immigrant or minority populations.
The opinion also emphasised that the option of having a centralised single Passenger Information Unit at EU level seemed more effective than sending data to national authorities.
The survey also emphasised the importance of quality media: respondents perceive traditional media as the most trusted source of news(radio 70%, TV 66%, print 63%).
The President also emphasised, it is true, that the next European Council will take place after the elections- and also said, and many of us reiterated the sentiment, that this European Council should appoint the next Commission President.