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This claim should therefore be rejected.
Impala's general plea of inadmissibility should therefore be rejected.
This claim should therefore be rejected.
The use of the Community producers' profit margin should therefore be rejected.
The argument should therefore be rejected.
effective data protection and should therefore be rejected.
These amendments should therefore be rejected.
Instead of the intended clarification, they have the opposite effect and should therefore be rejected.
These proposals should therefore be rejected and condemned.
the Commission proposals should therefore be rejected.
Today's proposal on Eurodac should therefore be rejected in its present form.
Introducing his amendment the speaker said that labels already contained too much information and that arguments in favour of additional information should therefore be rejected.
The overhasty accession to Schengen for these countries should therefore be rejected, as the main beneficiaries of this could be organised crime from eastern Europe
the claim for referring the application back to the Migration Agency should therefore be rejected.
The Commission proposal should therefore be rejected, not only because of the considerations of criminal law within the EU
authoritarian obstacle which stands in contradiction to the principles of a market economy and should therefore be rejected.
I would just like to say that Amendment No 1 with the proposal to introduce means of compensating for different periods of study is dubious and should therefore be rejected.
In view of the fact that the first interested party gave no other factors which it considered could be responsible for the injury suffered by the Community industry, this claim adds nothing new to the investigation and should therefore be rejected.
The proposal should therefore definitely be rejected with reference to the principle of subsidiarity.
The arguments of the Portuguese Government based on paragraph 13.4 of the 2005 Communication should therefore also be rejected.