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Nevertheless, its growth must be emphasised.
It must nevertheless be emphasised that the quality of judicial decisions is of prime importance in a Union based on the rule of law.
Its value cannot be emphasised enough.
The health benefits of milk consumption should be emphasised.
High alcoholic content should not be emphasised as being a positive quality.
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Social and environmental policies would be emphasised.
It must also be emphasised that the parties may agree on maintenance claims without bringing the case to court.
This broad social role of payments should constantly be emphasised.
It also has to be emphasised that the parties may agree on the matters of maintenance without bringing the claim to court.
This strong link to the agricultural sector should be emphasised by the regulatory framework.
Therefore, culture must be placed at the centre of development policies andits contribution to the pursuit of the common good must be emphasised.
It must be emphasised that the struggle in Afghanistan, and other parts of the world, will require at least a generation of commitment and resources.
The role of culture in regional and local development should also be emphasised in the framework of cohesion policy(creative and intercultural cities and regions).
It should be emphasised that stress echocardiography, which can mimic an ischaemic episode, could potentially increase the risk of SonoVue utilisation.
In light of all the various theories concerning these mysterious structures,I don't think the theoretical nature of the pyramid builders can be emphasised enough.
It should, however, be emphasised that a business reorganisation may conclude with a public composition with creditors, but this is not compulsory.
The important role of the EIB in supporting the small and medium-sized enterprises,which has been mentioned here, ought to be highlighted and cannot be emphasised enough.
This should be emphasised in particular as regards disclosure of inside information in accordance with the provisions on such disclosure in this Directive.
What Commissioner Reding has already mentioned is closely related to this debate,and therefore should be emphasised again and again, namely that since December the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union has become legally binding.
It should be emphasised that one important negative factor here is poverty, and financial means should be addressed to solving this problem.
Concerns have been expressed that a new Directive would bring costs forbusiness but it should be emphasised that this proposal builds largely on concepts used in the existing directives with which economic operators are familiar.
It should however be emphasised that those measures which bring the highest costs to mortgage lenders are the same measures which bring the most benefits for consumers.
As a preliminary remark, it should be emphasised that OHIM administers its budget in accordance with sound budgetary and accounting principles and under supervision of the OHIM Budget Committee and the Court of Auditors.
Most of all, the fact should be emphasised that the EU and the Russian Federation maintain permanent relations and that their good relations as neighbours influence stability and security not just within the continent of Europe.
It should be emphasised that, as was the case for my country, joining the Schengen area does not mean that Romania and Bulgaria no longer have any work left to do as regards full implementation of the cooperation instrument.
It should be emphasised that raising awareness of the importance of tourism, European heritage and the environment must start in compulsory education so that young people are educated in this from an early age.
It should be emphasised that the"co-ownership" of the Northern Dimension is not a matter for governments alone but that it also applies to civil society and civil society players in the ND countries.
It should be emphasised that the decision not to apply these disproportionate technical rules to an EEA/Turkish product is a decision which is mandatory under Community law which, in any event, takes precedence over national law.
In this connection, it should be emphasised that the exercise of Parliament's power to sanction disorderly conduct of a member has to respect the principle of proportionality inherent in Article 10, including in its procedural aspect(see paragraph 133 above).
It should also be emphasised that decisions need to be the result of consultation with the relevant social partners and other civil society organisations and that the State should be responsible for ensuring the quality of this recognition.
