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• We have had to experience the recent horror in order to return to this issue in formal session, on a Wednesday morning.
• Member States' ability to find different ways forward with regard to this issue is also important in order to broaden our experience and knowledge in this field.
• What efforts is the VP/HR undertaking in order to generate a united European response to this issue?
• I wonder if the possibility has occurred to the Commission that we as a parliament might look at measures which are not directly related to this issue and possibly threaten to hold them up in order to get our way on this subject.
• Urges the Commission to include cooperation with other bodies and projects related to this issue in order to avoid duplication and to maximise outcomes;
• The Commission will also continue to support the efforts of the Federation of the European Sporting Goods Industry (FESI) in its discussions with the Japanese authorities in order to find a satisfactory solution to this issue.
• Can the Commission provide a comprehensive response or report with regard to this issue, in order to allay the fears of genuinely worried European citizens?
• We must pay special attention to this issue in order to adequately weigh up the different actions relating to the forests: prevention, improvement, conservation and the restoration of burnt areas and forestation.
• For example, on 13 February 2007, it took a decision concluding that three Swiss cantonal tax regimes were incompatible with the 1972 agreement, and it is currently negotiating with the Swiss authorities in order to find a satisfactory solution to this issue.
• In order to properly address issues such as cost and benefits, the Commission needs to report the findings of Member States on this issue to the European Parliament and to the Council.
• Our group would therefore like to encourage governments which are undertaking a tough reform process to address this issue to keep going, in order to provide us with answers for the future that offer genuine, viable solutions for today's younger generation.
• It may be that we Italians are particularly sensitive to this issue, but I would ask the House to show some understanding.
• I thought I had explained the many actions and things we, as a Council, have done to show our commitment to this issue.
• There is also a need for uniform legislation specific to this issue to be put in place and applied consistently across all the EU Member States.
• If these results show that harmonised tables for tourism satellite accounts need to be compiled, then the Commission shall take appropriate action, including the submission of a legislative proposal, in order to address this issue adequately.
• I believe that it is extremely important for the European Union to show leadership and the high priority that we attach to this issue.
• Nevertheless, it is our job to show the citizens that we take their concerns seriously and, in my opinion, this also includes the Commission attaching sufficient importance to this issue.
• Our credentials for doing so will be immeasurably enhanced if our own house is in order, and I therefore congratulate the rapporteur, Mrs Maij-Weggen, on her very open approach to this issue.
• It is noted that this issue will be further investigated in order to reach definitive conclusions.
• The Commission intends to contact the Italian authorities in order to receive more detailed information on this issue.

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• It was vital for this issue to be an objective in the EU regulations on State aid.
• We are therefore calling for this issue to be revisited, within a broader framework, so that no harm comes to users.
• I believe it was right and proper for this issue to be dealt with so extensively in the report.
• I call upon the Council to make provision for this issue to be taken up during the next session of the United Nations General Assembly.
• Although immigration falls under the pillar of Justice and Home Affairs, there is an ever-increasing pressure from European citizens, especially from countries hit by this human phenomenon, for this issue to be tackled at EU level.
• For this reason, the Committee calls for this issue to be examined by the CARS 21 high-level group.
• I immediately arranged for this issue to be submitted to the scientific committee, not only with regard to cadmium, but with regard to other heavy metals, too.
• There is no reason either, as we see it, for this issue to be raised at Community level as it is an issue which must be resolved internationally.
• Regrets that human rights were not taken into account in the Summit conclusions and reiterates its position calling for this issue to be emphasised in bilateral relations;
• Hence we are calling for this issue to be withdrawn and replaced by an issue that is genuinely urgent and highly topical, i.e. the attempted coup in Paraguay and the arrest of the former rebel General Oviedo.
• I voted in favour of the motion for a resolution on safe recycling of ships as I feel that it is vital for this issue to be tackled as an integral part of a ship's lifecycle.
• I think that it is important for this issue to be pointed up in the Langen report, so that we can come back to it later and be involved in the overall debate.
• And that is exactly what happened to the European Parliament when it gave responsibility for this issue to Mr Rothley, whose intellectual honesty I would never question but whose strategy - as you know - I find very unsound.
• Since more than three years have passed since this issue was first raised, did the Commission provide the Maltese authorities with a deadline for this issue to be settled from their side?
• Furthermore, in order for Mexican society to change and reject violence against women, it is important that schools deal with this issue as a basic matter of education for young people.
• In order to properly address issues such as cost and benefits, the Commission needs to report the findings of Member States on this issue to the European Parliament and to the Council.
• Our group would therefore like to encourage governments which are undertaking a tough reform process to address this issue to keep going, in order to provide us with answers for the future that offer genuine, viable solutions for today's younger generation.
• He called on all parties in Copenhagen to show the necessary willingness to compromise in order for enlargement to go ahead successfully.
• I well understand the rapporteur's willingness to show flexibility with regard to the mandatory nature of the targets in order for any real progress to be made in this important area.
• In order for the EU to show itself to be serious about non-implementation of this legislation, the use of sanctions against irresponsible employers is vital.