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It would be particularly interesting to hear the Commissioner' s view on this.
I don't think it would be particularly appropriate.
It would be particularly logical if all the Member States of the eurozone agreed to adopt the text.
As EU policy is also to apply to the applicant countries, it would be particularly beneficial to harmonise the collection of policy data.
It would be particularly sad if this country of all countries became the victim of war,
As for the environmental impact assessment for projects, it would be particularly important to define how interactions between individual environmental indicators are to be assessed.
It would be particularly interesting to see how the version without AMD-GPU performs- we assume the case will remain much cooler.
Together with SoPact, these administrations have defined a number of societal challenges where it would be particularly, but not exclusively,
I believe it would be particularly important to have information from the Commission and to know what it is preparing for Amsterdam.
nevertheless considers that it would be particularly useful to evaluate more clearly the progress made in respect of the objectives
I believe it would be particularly difficult to justify an exception so soon after we have all agreed the rules of the initiative.
the EESC considers that it would be particularly useful to set up a network
In this regard, it would be particularly important to involve the EIB
This is a step in the right direction. It is nevertheless inadequate because all the fishermen in the European Union operate within common areas, and it would be particularly inappropriate if the rates of aid implementing the Common Fisheries Policy were to vary from 0 to 75% depending on the home port of each vessel.
Mrs Schleicher, it would be particularly tragic if children were to suffer because it is impossible to receive an education.
non-industrial fishing and safeguard fishing communities; it would be particularly helpful in that context to increase Member States' exclusive fishing zones from the current 12 nautical miles to 24 nautical miles and for outermost regions from 100 nautical miles to 200 nautical miles.
It would be particularly useful to promote institutionalized cooperation between branches of the public service in the different countries.
which is factually incorrect in as much as it would be particularly unreasonable not to use fishmeal
It would be particularly difficult for me to emphasise one of our projects, as they all cater to specific
In this period of economic slowdown, it would be particularly unfortunate for project promoters,
It would be particularly inappropriate if Community funds were to be used to finance research being conducted in the wealthiest Member States.
My country, Romania, also thinks that it would be particularly useful to continue with the current cohesion policy after 2013 as well,
It would be particularly good if programmes were determined by the existence of"financial hubs" defined on the basis of expected results and risk analysis.
It would be particularly worthwhile, in this context, to exchange information
It would be particularly improper and fallacious to make citizens believe that it is enough simply to plant trees to comply with the commitments undertaken at Kyoto.
It would be particularly difficult to adopt rules mandating financial security when the economic operators most knowledgeable
It would be particularly unfair to have an oil company, whose profits this year amount to FRF 10 billion, refusing to give 100%
It would be particularly difficult to ensure that progress towards a broader set of targets is made at the same time due to complex interactions,
It would be particularly unfortunate, and here I agree with what the Commissioner said in his earlier comments on Mr Bertens' report,
It would be particularly ill fitting for those of us who were teenagers in democracies in the 1960s- sometimes called the'freedom generation'- to deny our children the standards of justice for which our colleagues from central,