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This cannot be achieved by simply adding directives.
We recognise the importance of rural development, but we feel this cannot be achieved at the expense of the first pillar of the CAP.
This cannot be achieved without actively involving the community.
Mrs Giannakou emphasises in her report that this cannot be achieved without reviewing the status and funding of European parties.
This cannot be achieved without strong and sustained political support.
It should be the United Nations wholeads the way in terms of peace-keeping operations, but this cannot be achieved by participation in European battle groups of this kind.
Warns that this cannot be achieved by dismantling the social model;
Good Internet governance must, in fact, guarantee access for all to assets, notably cultural assets,within a digital environment, but this cannot be achieved to the detriment of the rights of creators and, in particular, of authors.
However, this cannot be achieved without sound, good quality education.
It is clearthat one needs to discriminate between products and producers on the internal market; however this cannot be achieved via measures under Article 133 of the EC Treaty, given that, in accordance with the codecision procedure, a legislative act jointly adopted by the European Parliament and the Council is required.
This cannot be achieved by leaving the responsibility to act solely to the Member States.
Insuman Basal must not be used if this cannot be achieved, i.e. if the suspension remains clear, for example, or if clumps, particles or flocculation appear in the insulin or stick to the wall or bottom of the cartridge.
But this cannot be achieved by introducing market philosophies and mechanisms alone.
However, this cannot be achieved without fair competitive conditions as a basic requirement.
This cannot be achieved in a greenhouse, where due to the large volume the temperature rises much more slowly.
In Europe this cannot be achieved, as we are talking about several times smaller numbers,"concluded Dr Mandelj.
If this cannot be achieved in one item, it has to be ensured by a series devoted to a certain issue.
This cannot be achieved overnight, but if we do not phase out nuclear power, we will never be safe.
This cannot be achieved short of a gradual and basic change of human minds and hearts, their re-orientation from the direction of"desire" towards the direction of"service.".
Where this cannot be achieved, the mechanisms offered by the WTO agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade(TBT) should be used.
This cannot be achieved by requiring the child to concentrate through force and coercion, since this is not a pedagogical, but a neurophysiological aspect.
However, this cannot be achieved without imposing restrictions on the extraction of commodities and the methods used in this extraction, as well as stricter rules for tourism and commercial shipping.
However, this cannot be achieved from the outside or even by military means; it must be a peaceful and democratic process, which is why I support this proposal with my vote.
This cannot be achieved, however, with a blanket concept of competition, liberalisation and privatisation, especially in the public sectors(water, health, education, energy and passenger transport).
If this cannot be achieved, alternative measures will be taken to ensure that the ship does not proceed to sea with more than the quantities of residue specified in Regulation 5A to Annex II to MARPOL 73/78, as applicable.
Clearly, this cannot be achieved on the basis of current conditions, whereby the European Union's population, numbering almost 500 million individuals, and responsible for over 20% of the world's GDP has to pander to a much weaker and less populous partner.
This cannot be achieved without the full involvement of local and regional authoritiesparticularly since coastal regions and towns account for over half of the EU's population and some40% of its GDP and possess a variety of skills in areas linked to maritime policy.