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• It is counter-productive for the investigation and prosecution of smugglers and traffickers because valuable time is lost.
• Quite nice to do something productive for once.
• That option has proven counter-productive for the confidence of depositors and should be discontinued.
• Well, I'm really only productive for about 15 minutes a day, usually in the afternoon around 3:45.
• I'd say our little truce has proven quite productive for both of us, Inspector.
• Sir, I don't think it's productive for you to think about that.
• Preventive exclusion is counter-productive for trade, and above all for innovation, since it curtails the range of substances which could potentially be used as biocides in future.
• An instrument not able to monitor such a significant part of the power generation portfolio would not only be meaningless, it would be counter-productive for policy-making purposes.
• Imposing obligatory objectives, particularly in the case of prevention, and charges and taxes may have effects that are counter-productive for the management of waste.
• That is why ministers will discuss with the Commission the concrete proposals on migrant remittances and how they could be made more productive for development - a debate that is to be welcomed.
• I fear, too, that this operation will be counter-productive for Israel, which has not achieved its political objectives and which is now incurring the hostility of the entire Lebanese population.
• I hope that does not happen, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, and that your presidency is fruitful and productive for everybody.
• I hope that the discussions have been productive for the delegation and that they have had a pleasant stay in Strasbourg.
• I think it will be most productive for me to have a sympathetic ear in 't you agree?
• As a therapist, is it productive for me to slap him right now?
• It is counter-productive for immigrants to be encouraged by their country of origin not to show too much willingness to integrate and encouraged to treat the language of the host country as of secondary importance.
• And so, let us condemn Stalinist crimes as much as necessary, but let us not rekindle the spirit of the cold war which was never productive for freedom and independence in any area.
• If you are unsure, would it not be counter-productive for us to follow you?
• Our rapporteur and I, with other colleagues in my group, have had great difficulty in thwarting the preposterous demands of certain extremists, demands which are counter-productive for employment and the very equality of opportunity for women which they claim to want to foster.
• convinced that the still ongoing military operations of the United States which caused thousands of civilian victims are counter-productive for the security situation and the recovery of the political situation in Afghanistan and that they should be stopped immediately,

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