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• I am also conscious of the time that the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs has devoted to this issue and in particular the extremely useful public hearing which the Committee organised earlier this year, giving all actors the opportunity to express their views.
• Madam President, firstly I am anxious to thank Mrs Roth for the work she has done and for the time she has devoted to trying to come up with a text on which there is a consensus.
• I know how much time and attention this Parliament has devoted to the climate change energy package.
• Mr President, I should like to congratulate the French Presidency on the serious attention it has devoted to the energy and climate change package.
• Just how much detailed work he has devoted to it is clear from range of documentation and statistics which indicate to us the scale of the problem.
• I would like to congratulate her on the time she has devoted to bringing this directive to a most a satisfactory phase of conciliation.
• Despite everything, however, I would like to thank the rapporteur very much for the effort she has devoted to finding a common compromise solution.
• Nevertheless, I would like to say that the European Union is aware that the resources it has devoted to Kosovo reflect the financial limitations it has to work within.
• Mr President, let me first of all thank my honourable friend for his extremely thoughtful report and for the care and attention that he has devoted to the issue of uprooted people in Asia and Latin America.
• I warmly applaud the work that Mr Trakatellis, rapporteur and Group of the European People's Party (Christian Democrats) and European Democrats member, has devoted to preparing this report, in which Parliament has had its say.
• Could the Commission indicate how much money it has devoted to promotion measures for cut tulips in the first months of 2010 (broken down by country), and who has received which amounts?
• Of course, I appreciate, as I have said, the work and the efforts that the European Parliament has devoted to this matter.

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• You will be aware that the Group of the European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party in particular has been devoted for many years to establishing of a common electoral system for the European Parliament.
• The Commission has for years devoted itself to developing alternative energy sources.
• I wonder if the pope knows of the reputation Cranmer has here for being devoted heart and soul to the lutheran movement.
• I wonder if the pope knows of the reputation Cranmer has here for being devoted heart and soul to the lutheran movement.
• Could the Commission indicate how much money it has devoted to promotion measures for cut tulips in the first months of 2010 (broken down by country), and who has received which amounts?
• NASA has devoted money to this.
• He certainly has devoted the last 20 years to his experiments.
• Eileen has devoted her life to one-upping me.
• The regime has devoted much negative attention to Mrs Rajavi's visit.
• The European Council has devoted a specific declaration of major political importance to the matter.
• I am pleased that the rapporteur has devoted his attention to this issue.
• I know how much time and attention this Parliament has devoted to the climate change energy package.
• The Slovenian Presidency has devoted special attention to the problems and challenges of youth employment.
• In the current term the European Parliament has devoted a relatively large amount of attention to the protection of animals.
• Every presidency has devoted considerable attention to this region.
• It's wonderful to be here to honour someone who has devoted himself so entirely to caring for others.
• She is a loving mother who has devoted her life to raising two wonderful children.
• Someone has devoted a great deal of time and energy to depreciate your business.
• When he had learned about the prefectures intention to help people returning home, he has devoted himself completely to this matter.
• You've publicly humiliated yourself and dishonored a man who has devoted his life to Russia.