wmt-2020-pl-en/test-A/out.tsv

1	if we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
2	the stockholm programme adopted by the european council of 10 and 11 december 2009 calls on member states to adopt immigration policies marked by flexible arrangements to support the development and economic performance of the union .
3	written statements (rule 142)
4	written statements (rule 142) to the question of 'how ?' .
5	unfortunately, there is not much we can do at this stage of the issue in the final vote .
6	- before the vote on amendment 4:
7	the report addresses creditably the concerns of union's citizens - especially citizens of the states surrounding the baltic - about the environmental impact of the planned gas pipeline .
8	therefore, we should use most of the eur 5 billion as guarantee funds to leverage eur 20, 25 or 30 billion of public and private investment .
9	(applause)
10	the report addresses creditably the concerns of union's citizens - especially citizens of the states surrounding the baltic - about the environmental impact of the planned gas pipeline .
11	and as you said, minister, 2008 was supposed to be a come-back year, the year in which social europe was re-energised .
12	written statements (rule 142)
13	the external service must be wholly in step with the commission .
14	my committee on the implementation of the planned gas pipeline .
15	we need a new constitution, not just a new name .
16	it is a fact that the level of control of these installations is a very important factor and, as such, it should be increased and carried out at shorter intervals .
17	i would suggest that, in working to attract young people to this profession, you will only frustrate them until we provide them with the opportunity to gain these skills .
18	it is time to do a deal .
19	- before the vote on amendment 4:
20	written statements (rule 142)
21	and as you said, minister, 2008 was supposed to be a come-back year, the year in which social europe was re-energised .
22	i think in this the fruits of some highly constructive cooperation, initiated between the two institutions from the very beginning of the examination of this text .
23	i would suggest that, in the resolution at all .
24	however, i regret that the report was not drafted jointly by the committee on foreign affairs and the committee on development, in view of the fact that the chairmen of these two committees jointly chair the european parliament's election observation group .
25	let us be able to live up to it, because these are real problems and real people, and we have to deal with them now .
26	the external service must be wholly in step with the commission .
27	the stockholm programme adopted by the european council of 10 and 11 december 2009 calls on member states to adopt immigration policies marked by flexible arrangements to support the development and economic performance of the union .
28	unfortunately, there is a crime against humanity .
29	i would like to compliment the swedish presidency and, above all, commissioner rehn on their work .
30	i should also like to respond to what mr matsakis said: i share his view about alcohol .
31	i would like to comment on the content in relation to four or five particular issues .
32	i should also like to respond to what mr matsakis said: i share his view about alcohol .
33	however, i want to see this compromise used as the basis, so that in future, the european union can do it better .
34	every effort must be made to detain and punish the murderers .
35	i would suggest that, in working to attract young people to this profession, you will only frustrate them until we provide them with the opportunity to gain these skills .
36	in addition, the proportion of people aged over 80 will rise from 4 .1% in 2005 to 11 .4% in 2050 .
37	however, i regret that the report was not drafted jointly by the committee on foreign affairs and the committee on development, in view of the fact that the chairmen of these two committees jointly chair the european parliament's election observation group .
38	and we need to carry on as we have been for a number of years in encouraging this mobility in the european union, and we need to ensure that there is fair competition between the various modes of transport .
39	my committee was not involved in the resolution at all .
40	in addition, the proportion of people aged over 80 will rise from 4 .1% in 2005 to 11 .4% in 2050 .
41	the committee's proposal, which, in a big brother-like manner, states that seasonal fruit should be distributed, giving preference to a varied range of fruits so as to enable 'children to discover different tastes', is completely ridiculous .
42	- before the vote on amendment 4:
43	we are in favour of common research into nuclear safety, for example, but we feel that, in several cases, the report is far too pro-nuclear energy .
44	my committee was not involved in the resolution at all .
45	it is time to do a deal .
46	and has been pledged by many member states, the commission and other countries, and greece is grateful to those who have taken swift action against a natural disaster arising from conditions beyond anything we could have imagined .
47	(applause)
48	(applause)
49	let us make it clear: we are not making an exception for any sector of our industry .
50	i would that whenever an agreement is concluded, insistence be made upon the principle of reciprocity, and i believe that it is these type of agreements that can serve as the foundation for this to happen elsewhere .
51	we need to have a wider answer to the question of 'how ?' .
52	i would like to speak with particular reference to observation missions in africa because there is a special partnership between the eu and african, caribbean and pacific countries .
53	written statements (rule 142)
54	the committee's proposal, which, in a big brother-like manner, states that seasonal fruit should be distributed, giving preference to a varied range of fruits so as to enable 'children to discover different tastes', is completely ridiculous .
55	the external service must be wholly in step with the commission .
56	written statements (rule 142)
57	in writing . - (sv) this report observes that in most member states the population is getting older and that the social security and pension systems will therefore be put under strain .
58	this is the principle of 11 march 2011 .
59	- before the vote on amendment 4:
60	(applause)
61	in writing . - i would like to thank the rapporteur for his excellent work .
62	written statements (rule 142)
63	it is time to do a deal .
64	- before the vote on amendment 4:
65	this area had already received attention in flanders and is now set to receive attention from all the governments of europe .
66	and we need to ensure that there is fair competition between the various modes of transport .
67	(applause)
68	i think it was very important for us to make this a cross-group resolution .
69	if we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
70	it is estimated that during 30 years of dictatorship more than five million people have been imprisoned, more than 200 000 tortured to death and recently more than 200 killed .
71	in this respect, the eu must include coastal tourism in the list of its political priorities .
72	i should also like to respond to what mr matsakis said: i share his view about alcohol .
73	solidarity has been pledged by many member states, the commission and other countries, and greece is grateful to those who have taken swift action against a natural disaster arising from conditions beyond anything we could have imagined .
74	written statements (rule 142) to ensure improvements in national fiscal frameworks and to encourage member states to make better fiscal decisions in the future .
75	written statements (rule 142)
76	in addition, the proportion of people aged over 80 will rise from 4 .1% in 2005 to 11 .4% in 2050 .
77	i think it was very important for us to make this a cross-group resolution .
78	the external service must be wholly in step with the commission .
79	however, i want to see this compromise used as the basis, so that in future, the european union can do it better .
80	the stockholm programme adopted by the european council of 10 and 11 december 2009 calls on member states to adopt immigration policies marked by flexible arrangements to support the development and economic performance of the union .
81	tomorrow, we will publish in the commission the report on the implementation of a thematic strategy on prevention and recycling of waste .
82	smes account for more than 90% of the eu economy and two-thirds of its jobs .
83	i should also like to respond to what mr matsakis said: i share his view about alcohol .
84	the commission says that the ideal situation would be if eu consumers could have the same basic rights wherever they were in the union and wherever they did their shopping .
85	the commission has made a firm commitment to promote the appropriate bilateral regional cooperation frameworks .
86	one important policy objective must be to create framework conditions to protect jobs in germany even in times of crisis .
87	the eu's accession to the european convention will mean that the protection of fundamental rights will be supplemented and strengthened, that citizens in our member states will have better protection in relation to the eu's activities and that legal practice in the area of human rights will be harmonised better in the two european courts, in the hague and strasbourg .
88	(applause)
89	i would like to compliment the swedish presidency and, above all, commissioner rehn on their work .
90	i would suggest that, in working to attract young people to this profession, you will only frustrate them until we provide them with the opportunity to gain these skills .
91	(applause) we have to continue to support energy saving, energy efficiency and renewable energies, and we are also spearheading the development of a methodology - an inevitably complex one, given the technical difficulties - to evaluate more precisely the carbon footprint of all the projects that we finance .
92	however, i regret that the report was not drafted jointly by the committee on foreign affairs and the committee on development, in view of the fact that the chairmen of these two committees jointly chair the european parliament's election observation group .
93	the eu's accession to the european convention will mean that the protection of fundamental rights will be supplemented and strengthened, that citizens in our member states will have better protection in relation to the eu's activities and that legal practice in the area of human rights will be harmonised better in the two european courts, in the hague and strasbourg .
94	i would also like to welcome this agreement .
95	professional secrecy clauses have been extended beyond commission staff to include members of expert groups so that, instead of moving towards more transparency, we are moving towards more secrecy .
96	this is the principle of 11 march 2011 .
97	this provision takes up the italian request to introduce a genuine 'regional safeguard clause', applicable only in certain regions of the european union .
98	firstly, we oppose any legislation that assumes that women's health, education and reproductive rights are the responsibility not of member states but of the eu .
99	this may seem costly to some, but receiving equal treatment is an absolute must, as it is for those suffering from other disabilities, so that we can respect ourselves and the values of european society .
100	in writing . - (sv) this report observes that in most member states the population is getting older and that the social security and pension systems will therefore be put under strain .
101	(applause)
102	i think it was very important for us to make this a cross-group resolution .
103	in addition, the proportion of people aged over 80 will rise from 4 .1% in 2005 to 11 .4% in 2050 .
104	i would like to speak with particular reference to observation missions in africa because there is a special partnership between the eu and african, caribbean and pacific countries .
105	and as you said, minister, 2008 was supposed to be a come-back year, the year in which social europe was re-energised .
106	i should also like to respond to what mr matsakis said: i share his view about alcohol .
107	let us be able to live up to it, because these are real problems and real people, and we have to deal with them now .
108	and as you said, minister, 2008 was supposed to be a come-back year, the year in which social europe was re-energised .
109	the external service must be wholly in step with the commission .
110	in addition, the proportion of people aged over 80 will rise from 4 .1% in 2005 to 11 .4% in 2050 .
111	(applause)
112	almost 10% of europe's children suffer from 'dys' problems: children who are usually invisible to our education systems, which all too frequently blame their academic failure on unrelated causes .
113	i would like to speak with particular reference to observation missions in africa because there is a special partnership between the eu and african, caribbean and pacific countries .
114	in this respect, the eu must include coastal tourism in the list of its political priorities .
115	the eu's accession to the european convention will mean that the protection of fundamental rights will be supplemented and strengthened, that citizens in our member states will have better protection in relation to the eu's activities and that legal practice in the area of human rights will be harmonised better in the two european courts, in the hague and strasbourg .
116	the commission has made a firm commitment to promote the appropriate bilateral regional cooperation frameworks .
117	i augur that whenever an agreement is concluded, insistence be made upon the principle of reciprocity, and i believe that it is these type of agreements that can serve as the foundation for this to happen elsewhere .
118	(applause)
119	i would suggest that, in working to attract young people to this profession, you will only frustrate them until we provide them with the opportunity to gain these skills .
120	in writing . - (sv) this report observes that in most member states the population is getting older and that the social security and pension systems will therefore be put under strain .
121	we have, for example, allowed our spare capacity to fall by around 1% every year, and that is creating insecurity .
122	written statements (rule 142)
123	and we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
124	written statements (rule 142)
125	the report addresses creditably the concerns of union's citizens - especially citizens of the states surrounding the baltic - about the environmental impact of the planned gas pipeline .
126	written statements (rule 142) to live up to it, because these are real problems and real people, and we have to deal with them now .
127	written statements (rule 142)
128	maroni exposed this .
129	the eu's accession to the european convention will mean that the protection of fundamental rights will be supplemented and strengthened, that citizens in our member states will have better protection in relation to the eu's activities and that legal practice in the area of human rights will be harmonised better in the two european courts, in the hague and strasbourg .
130	the external service must be wholly in step with the commission .
131	in addition, the proportion of people aged over 80 will rise from 4 .1% in 2005 to 11 .4% in 2050 .
132	(applause)
133	- before the vote on amendment 4:
134	first of all, i do not believe that belittling the greeks in the manner that mr soini did is very useful, or even professionally appropriate .
135	in this respect, the eu must include coastal tourism in the list of its political priorities .
136	in this respect, the eu must include coastal tourism in the list of its political priorities .
137	we should not fear major debates, and i wish to thank you, mr president-in-office of the council, for having made your contribution, because economic and social policy is the major debate, the one that is of most concern to our citizens, the one that demands our response in the short, medium and long term .
138	(applause)
139	we need to have a wider answer to the question of 'how ?' .
140	the committee's proposal, which, in the budget reform ?
141	the eu's accession to the european convention will mean that the protection of fundamental rights will be supplemented and strengthened, that citizens in our member states will have better protection in relation to the eu's activities and that legal practice in the area of human rights will be harmonised better in the two european courts, in the hague and strasbourg .
142	and we need to carry on as you are usually invisible to our education systems, which all too frequently blame their academic failure on unrelated causes .
143	the stockholm programme adopted by the european council of 10 and 11 december 2009 calls on member states to adopt immigration policies marked by flexible arrangements to support the development and economic performance of the union .
144	(applause)
145	written statements (rule 142)
146	we need to have a wider answer to the question of 'how ?' .
147	(applause) we should use most of the eur 5 billion as guarantee funds to leverage eur 20, 25 or 30 billion of public and private investment .
148	this provision takes up the italian request to introduce a genuine 'regional safeguard clause', applicable only in certain regions of the european union .
149	(applause)
150	the european commission is ready for discussions with parliament and the council of ministers, as well as the two consultative committees, in working towards the development of a shared system .
151	i would like to speak with particular reference to observation missions in africa because there is a special partnership between the eu and african, caribbean and pacific countries .
152	it is a fact that the level of control of these installations is a very important factor and, as such, it should be increased and carried out at shorter intervals .
153	i think to have this compromise used as the basis, so that in future, the european union can do it better .
154	i should also like to respond to what mr matsakis said: i share his view about alcohol .
155	written statements (rule 142)
156	open the budget that the chairmen of these two committees jointly chair the european parliament's election observation group .
157	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency .
158	article 174 of the treaty of lisbon mentions policy with the entry into force of the treaty of lisbon ?
159	we must not wait for a working group of the council to tell us what must be done; it is up to the commission to take this initiative .
160	on the civilian in the name on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
161	(applause)
162	how we will publish in our of common research into nuclear safety, for example, by giving advice that drives countries to ruin .
163	in order to do this, the decisions regarding the milk quota increases .
164	one can well understand the concern relating to the eu integration capacity .
165	open scope
166	(applause)
167	indeed, i wish to thank mrs frassoni, that the commission takes your points very seriously .
168	the committee on the civilian population in tskhinvali, are to be made upon the principle of member states and the eu of ministers, as well as the two consultative committees, in working towards the development of a shared system .
169	i believe that the eu is working with the african union and other regional organisations to strengthen their capacity to address environment and climate change issues .
170	if we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
171	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency to play a role .
172	we need solidarity when we have to give support to our baltic friends or countries affected by the gas crisis between russia and ukraine, but we also need solidarity when we have to give support to our mediterranean friends when they are facing challenges with which they cannot cope alone .
173	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency to play a role .
174	article 3 of the treaty on european union acknowledges territorial cohesion as an objective of the eu .
175	and - and like to ask the commission .
176	the report also urges the turkish government to bring its approach to freedom of religion in line with those principles as defined by the european court of justice .
177	(applause)
178	the attacks, especially on the civilian population in tskhinvali, are to be roundly condemned, along with the military response, especially the military response by russia and the attacks on the civilian population, particularly in the town of gori .
179	we have to give support to our baltic friends or countries affected by the gas crisis between russia and ukraine, but we also need solidarity when we have to give support to our mediterranean friends when they are facing challenges with which they cannot cope alone .
180	the council's report addresses creditably the concerns of union's citizens - which is going to reach an agreement very soon .
181	if we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
182	(applause)
183	(applause) is the principle of 11 march 2011 .
184	the council's informal to live by around 1% every year, and that is creating insecurity .
185	we welcome the european union will be represented by the presidents of the european council and the commission .
186	(applause)
187	clearly, however, the production of goods for the market will be directly proportional to the scale of the budget that we will be able to confirm in order to cover the costs associated with agricultural practices of this kind .
188	we are going to continue to support energy saving, energy efficiency and renewable energies, and we are also spearheading the development of a methodology - an inevitably complex one, given the technical difficulties - to evaluate more precisely the carbon footprint of all the projects that we finance .
189	however, i want to see this compromise used as the basis, so that in future, the european union can do it better .
190	in writing . - to the commission to take to four or five particular issues .
191	(applause) is estimated that during 30 years of the un security council, by demanding a seat at the table for the european union with the entry into force of the treaty of lisbon ?
192	- before the vote:
193	i would like to comment on the content in relation to four or five particular issues .
194	the fact that the ideal situation would be if eu is giving its full that citizens in the manner that mr soini did is very useful, or even professionally appropriate .
195	right at the start, i would like to make it clear that the eu is giving its full support to the stabilisation and normalisation of georgia and to democratic reforms in the country .
196	let us be able to live up to it, because these are real problems and real people, and we have to deal with them now .
197	on behalf of the verts/ale .
198	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and .
199	debates on the civilian population, particularly that in most member states the population is getting older and that the social security and pension systems will therefore be put under strain .
200	what surprises me about the debate in this house at times - even though i suppose i should not be surprised - is that those who shout longest and loudest about the sovereignty of member states are the very ones to attempt to undermine that sovereignty by lecturing and hectoring member states about the need to hold a referendum, when national legislation and, therefore, sovereignty and subsidiarity, dictate otherwise .
201	(applause)
202	we have in any case taken note of them and shall take them into consideration .
203	we have, for example, allowed our spare capacity to fall by around 1% every year, and that is creating insecurity .
204	in writing . - (ro) first of all, i would like to congratulate the rapporteur for the objectivity with which he expressed the position of the european parliament regarding the commission's 2007 enlargement strategy paper .
205	mr president, this whole matter has caused a lot of problems, particularly in the agricultural sector in ireland .
206	the report for 2007 provides a fitting description of these two committees jointly chair the european parliament's election observation group .
207	we have common challenges concerning cross-border crime, so it would also be good for us if we could engage further in the future .
208	open scope
209	on behalf of the verts/ale group would like to comment on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
210	i think that whenever an agreement support to our education systems, which all too frequently blame their academic failure on unrelated causes .
211	i would like to compliment the swedish presidency and, above all, commissioner rehn on their work .
212	i am interceding in order to ensure that there is fair competition between the various modes of transport .
213	open scope
214	the report also urges the turkish government to bring its approach to freedom of religion in line with those principles as defined by the european court of justice .
215	this is a crucially important timetabling of the un security and justice, they are demanding a minimum of european rules to curb illegal immigration and, on the other, in the name of their rules that have become dogma - those of ultraliberalism and of freedom of movement - they want the territory of the union to become a place for receiving and attracting millions of prospective immigrants .
216	we have, for example, allowed our spare capacity to fall by around 1% every year, and that is creating insecurity .
217	in order to do a the question of 'how ?' .
218	we are in favour of common research into nuclear safety, for example, but we feel that, in several cases, the report is far too pro-nuclear energy .
219	by mrs hedh, on behalf of the committee on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
220	we believe the increasingly active role of the republic of korea on the international stage and we also wish them all the best when they chair the g20 this year .
221	in particular to activities carried out by the so-called ceprom .
222	we should not fear major debates, and support throughout our of fundamental rights will be harmonised better in the two european courts, in the hague and strasbourg .
223	- before the vote on amendment 4:
224	however, i want to see this compromise used as the basis, so that in future, the european union can do it better .
225	i can assure you, mrs frassoni, that the commission takes your points very seriously .
226	in order to do this, the decisions regarding the milk quota increases should be increased in this direction in the european union, and we need to ensure that there is fair competition between the various modes of transport .
227	we have a whole host on and including from picking up .
228	i am interceding in order to ensure that it is not forgotten the commission takes your points very seriously .
229	written statements (rule 149)
230	how is one that consumer affairs are now dealt with by the same committee, but it is perhaps a shame that we have lost that focus on the internal market and civil and commercial law .
231
232	(applause)
233	in writing . - (ro) first of all, i would like to congratulate the rapporteur for the objectivity with which he expressed the position of the european parliament regarding the commission's 2007 enlargement strategy paper .
234	- before the vote:
235	- before the vote:
236	in writing . - (sv) this report observes that in most member states the population is getting older and that the social security and pension systems will therefore be put under strain .
237	first of all, i do not believe that belittling the greeks in the manner that mr soini did is very useful, or even professionally appropriate .
238	if we hand over in working with the african union and other regional organisations to strengthen their capacity to address environment and climate change issues .
239	- before final vote .
240	(applause)
241	i believe that the eu is
242	we must also raised the question of our choice of a decentralised framework for data collection, by saying: 'is it not the case, really, that in choosing a decentralised system, we lose the power of oversight ?'
243	if we hand over and individual dignity people and children who are usually invisible to our education systems, which all too frequently blame their academic failure on unrelated causes .
244	and as you said, minister, 2008 was supposed to be a come-back year, the year in which social europe was re-energised .
245	debates on cases of breaches and social security and pension systems will therefore be put under strain .
246	the council's and violence of course try to approach the eu as well, and that the latter tried systematically to find a legal basis .
247	i would also like to respond to what the rapporteur for the objectivity with which he expressed the position of the european parliament regarding the commission's 2007 enlargement strategy paper .
248	by mrs hedh, on behalf of the committee on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
249	(applause)
250
251	it is good that consumer affairs are now dealt with by the same committee, but it is perhaps a shame that we have lost that focus on the internal market and civil and commercial law .
252	if we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
253	i believe to this a new constitution, to promote the appropriate bilateral regional cooperation frameworks .
254	open scope
255	open scope
256	(applause)
257	mr president, why is always to attract young people to this profession, you will only frustrate them until we provide them with the opportunity to gain these skills .
258	mr president, renewed combat in the eastern part of the congo is making a mockery of human rights and is silencing democracy .
259	(applause)
260	the council's report for 2007 provides a fitting description of these issues .
261	open scope
262	i am interceding in order to ensure that there is fair competition between the various modes of transport .
263	(applause)
264	we have common challenges concerning cross-border crime, so it would also be good for us if we could engage further in this .
265	the european commission proposed a ban on information about the environmental for galileo, a project that binds the member states closer together .
266	i appeal to the first of people aged over 80 will rise from 4 .1% in 2005 to 11 .4% in 2050 .
267	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
268	in order to do this, the decisions regarding the milk quota increases should be increased and carried out at shorter intervals .
269	(applause) is the principle of 11 march 2011 .
270	try hard to achieve a fresh security council on television or radio, and the european parliament has decided to extend this to the written press .
271	- before the vote:
272	we need to carry on as we have been for a number of years in encouraging this mobility in the european union, and we need to ensure that there is fair competition between the various modes of transport .
273	how we will publish in the commission to take this initiative .
274	the european council has decided to extend this kind of democratic system .
275
276	they are not measurable, but they are equally important .
277	we need to know whether whether available before we will them is completely to the real political and that we have more difficult times ahead .
278	i would like to speak with particular reference to observation missions in africa because there is a special partnership between the eu and african, caribbean and pacific countries .
279	we need a new constitution, not just that the chairmen of these two committees jointly chair the european parliament's election observation group .
280	- before the vote:
281	we need solidarity when we have to give support to our baltic friends or countries affected by the gas of human rights and taking into consideration article 24 of our charter of fundamental rights .
282	in fact, to activities carried the various aspects of the un security .
283	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
284	- before the vote: on amendment 4:
285	the european council and the commission action plan on the small business act initiative that was adopted by the council .
286	if we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
287	(applause)
288	(applause)
289	i think that in many ways this review does that in an excellent way and it advances the tool in the right direction, but it does not really go the whole distance .
290
291	the european council is the like totally scorning the council of a decentralised framework for data collection, by saying: 'is it not the case, really, that in choosing a decentralised system, we lose the power of oversight ?'
292	the committee on agriculture has not commented on my report, so i take their silence to mean agreement .
293	first of all, i do not believe that belittling the greeks in the manner that mr soini did is very useful, or even professionally appropriate .
294	the council's of to european parliament sensible solutions to the problems of carbon leakage in industry, she has introduced quality criteria and a 50% limit on the use of off-setting and clean development mechanisms, and she has tried to keep to around 50% the freedom of member states to use the revenues generated from auctioning allowances .
295	by mrs hedh, on behalf of the committee on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
296	mr president, the final declaration of the durban ii review conference, which afghanistan is taking part in, concluded only today on the absolute need to make all forms of violence against women criminal offences punishable by law and on the condemnation of any judicial arsenal based on discrimination, including religious discrimination .
297	article 3 of the treaty of lisbon mentions policy with regard to mountain regions as a particular type of regional policy, alongside island and cross-border regions .
298	in writing . - (sv) this report observes that in most member states the population is getting older and that the social security and pension systems will therefore be put under strain .
299	i would like to comment on the content in relation to four or five particular issues .
300	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency to play a role .
301	in writing . - i would like to thank you, mr president-in-office of the council, for a .
302	safeguarding human rights and individual dignity is completely at odds with weak policies that encourage the threat of terrorism and social malaise .
303	i should not be surprised - is that the those of fundamental rights .
304	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency to play a role .
305	(applause)
306	(applause)
307	(applause)
308	i can assure you, mrs frassoni, that the commission takes your points very seriously .
309
310	by mrs hedh, on behalf of the committee on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
311	i would like to comment on the content in relation to four or five particular issues .
312	if the european union will be represented by the presidents of the european council and the commission .
313	in this context, however, i have to mention that a number of the amendments concern provisions of regulation (ec) no 1049/2001 which the commission did not propose to amend .
314	(applause) is the principle of 11 march 2011 .
315	mr president, why is that, in this connection, we have nonetheless taken a step in a direction in which we will be able to move further at a later date .
316	i am well aware to attract young people to this profession, you will only frustrate them until we provide them with the opportunity to gain these skills .
317	open scope
318	on cases in this area and the european parliament regarding the commission's 2007 enlargement strategy paper .
319	open scope
320	we have a common history textbook of those times, which would show how europe united, so that the children in our schools can have access to that truth and that knowledge .
321	mr president, renewed combat in the eastern part of the congo is making a mockery of human rights and signifies the abandonment of measures intended to improve relations with the democratic countries of europe .
322	we must not wait for a working group of the council to tell us what must be done; it is up to the commission to take this initiative .
323	how is very useful as some credit rating the basis, so that in future, the european union can do it better .
324	by mrs hedh, of the fact that the chairmen of these installations is a very important factor and, as such, it should be increased and carried out at shorter intervals .
325	by mrs hedh, on behalf of the committee on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
326	in order to do this, the decisions regarding the milk quota increases .
327	- before the vote: on amendment 4:
328	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
329	(applause) is very important .
330	by mrs hedh, on behalf of the committee on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
331	written statements (rule 142)
332	the stockholm programme adopted by the european council of 10 and 11 december 2009 calls on member states to adopt immigration policies marked by flexible arrangements to support the development and economic performance of the union .
333	in writing . - mr president, the european is of a decision when making its policies .
334	i would like to comment on the content in relation to four or five particular issues .
335	we must a common history textbook of those times, which would show how europe united, so that the children in our schools can have access to that truth and that knowledge .
336	we need a common history textbook of those times, which would show how europe united, so that the children in our schools can have access to that truth and that knowledge .
337	the report also urges the turkish government to bring its approach to freedom of religion in line with those principles as defined by the european court of justice .
338	(applause)
339	we need solidarity when we have to give support to the eu, what and the attacks on the civilian population, particularly in the town of gori .
340	if .
341	i can assure you, mrs frassoni, that the commission takes your points very seriously .
342	however, i want to see this compromise used as the basis, so that in future, the european union can do it better .
343	(applause) is one that consumer affairs are now dealt with by the same committee, but it is perhaps a shame that we have lost that focus on the internal market and civil and commercial law .
344	if we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
345	and as you said, minister, 2008 was supposed to be a come-back year, the year in which social europe was re-energised .
346	i believe that a
347	we should not fear that the countries of the western balkans are of great geopolitical importance to us for many reasons .
348	i think it is very important .
349	i augur that whenever an agreement is concluded, insistence be made upon the principle of reciprocity, and i believe that it is these type of agreements that can serve as the foundation for this to happen elsewhere .
350	- before the vote: will be represented by the presidents of the european council and the commission .
351	however, i want to see this compromise used as the basis, so that in future, the european union can do it better .
352	written statements (rule 149)
353	we believe that the mistakes that have to give support to our baltic friends or countries affected by the gas crisis between russia and ukraine, but we also need solidarity when we have to give support to our mediterranean friends when they are facing challenges with which they cannot cope alone .
354	by mrs hedh, on behalf of the committee on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
355	we need a new constitution, not just a new name .
356	a is a crucially we have succeeded in forging a treaty on the antarctic, in which we have ruled out military presence and stipulated that this region may only be used for peaceful purposes .
357	i can assure you, mrs frassoni, that the commission takes your points very seriously .
358	a balance has been struck for 2008 between financing, and earned by industry .
359	- before the vote on amendment 4:
360	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency to play a role .
361	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
362	in clearly defined circumstances, certain products used for equidae will be harmonised better in the two european courts, in the hague and strasbourg .
363	mr president, why is the swedish presidency refusing to lead europe into forcing reform of the un security council, by demanding a seat at the table for the european union with the entry into force of the treaty of lisbon ?
364	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
365	we are not measurable, but they are equally important for us to make all forms of violence against women criminal offences punishable by law and on the condemnation of any judicial arsenal based on discrimination, including religious discrimination .
366	if there is a subsidiarity issue over sport in the eu .
367	i believe that the report and is concluded, insistence be made upon the principle of reciprocity, and i believe that it is these type of agreements that can serve as the foundation for this to happen elsewhere .
368	i voted a new constitution, not just a whole of problems, particularly in the agricultural sector in ireland .
369	the report addresses creditably the concerns of union's citizens - especially citizens of the states surrounding the baltic - about the environmental impact of the planned gas pipeline .
370	(applause)
371	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
372	i think you have already noticed that there is always a strong voice from the commission side highlighting the need to keep an adequate level of financing for research and innovation in the educational sectors, because we believe this is how we will preserve and improve our competitive edge and prepare our future researchers, our future workers in highly competitive areas for better performance in the future .
373	however, i want to see this compromise used as the basis, so that in future, the european union can do it better .
374	if we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
375	how about the whole distance of the republic of korea on the international stage and we also wish them all the best when they chair the g20 this year .
376	- before the vote: in the budget reform of the sugar market, for example .
377	in writing . - (ro) first of all, i would like to congratulate the rapporteur for the objectivity with which he expressed the position of the european parliament regarding the commission's 2007 enlargement strategy paper .
378
379	i think it was very important for us to make this a cross-group resolution .
380	the european commission is a crucially on the civilian population, particularly in the town of gori .
381	my committee was not involved to our the commissioner touched on this subject, i wish to draw attention to the danger posed by the objective of food self-sufficiency, which is very much in vogue .
382	(applause) and like to thank the commissioner for her involvement and support throughout this period, and i thank her services as well .
383	(applause)
384	- before the vote:
385	in writing . - (sv) the report of the problem and handle them together has to begin with the acknowledgement of a fact known to us all: 60% of migrants arriving in europe come by sea, and 'fortress europe' has issued an approximate estimate, by default, that 12 000 human beings have drowned or otherwise gone missing over the past ten years .
386	it does not work in practice and circular migration often turns into permanent migration .
387	in writing . - (sv) not been consulted the eu .
388	mr president, why is the swedish presidency refusing to lead europe into forcing reform of the un security .
389	- before the vote:
390
391
392	on the one hand, however, the white of lisbon ?
393	i would like to comment on the content in relation to four or five particular issues .
394	mr president, the final declaration of the durban ii review conference, which afghanistan is taking part in, concluded only today on the absolute need to make all forms of violence against women criminal offences punishable by law and on the condemnation of any judicial arsenal based on discrimination, including religious discrimination .
395	on the civilian population, to introduce a genuine 'regional safeguard clause', applicable only in certain regions of the european union .
396	i would also like to respond to what mr matsakis said: i share his view about alcohol .
397	we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
398	it is a fact that the level of control of these installations is a very important factor and, as such, it should be increased and carried out at shorter intervals .
399	in writing . - (sv) this debate in the manner of detailed discussions with other institutions, including the issues discussed recently in the debate on globalisation at the council's informal meeting in lisbon .
400	(applause)
401	mr president, the final declaration is the civilian population in tskhinvali, are to be roundly condemned, along with the military response, especially the military response by russia and the attacks on the civilian population, particularly in the town of gori .
402	in fact, to the eu must include coastal tourism in the country .
403	how is going to reach an agreement is of the committee on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
404	in order to cover the various aspects of the problem and handle them together has to begin with the acknowledgement of a fact known to us all: 60% of migrants arriving in europe come by sea, and 'fortress europe' has issued an approximate estimate, by default, that 12 000 human beings have drowned or otherwise gone missing over the past ten years .
405	in order to do this, the decisions of the un security council, by demanding a seat at the table for the european union with the entry into force of the treaty of lisbon ?
406	the committee on agriculture in this connection, we have nonetheless taken a step of a decentralised framework for data collection, by saying: 'is it not the case, really, that in choosing a decentralised system, we lose the power of oversight ?'
407	open scope
408	solidarity has been pledged by many member states, the commission and other countries, and greece is grateful to those who have taken swift action against a natural disaster arising from conditions beyond anything we could have imagined .
409	(applause) is very useful as the basis, so that in future, the european union will be headed by two countries from central and eastern europe, hungary and poland .
410	(applause)
411	a balance has been struck for 2008 between financing, on the one hand, for external policies such as support for kosovo and palestine and, on the other, for galileo, a project that binds the member states closer together .
412	in writing . - (sv) the report of the sugar market, for example .
413	i is the principle of the budget reform of the un security council, by demanding a seat at the table for the european union with the entry into force of the treaty of lisbon ?
414	i would like to compliment the swedish presidency and, above all, commissioner rehn on their work .
415	by the european union will be represented by the presidents of the european council .
416	(applause)
417	the council's report addresses creditably in relation to the real political situation in the republic of moldova, prohibition for people with dual citizenship to hold public positions, including to become members of the parliament etc .
418	(applause)
419	how will be able to live up to it, because these are real problems and real people, and we have to deal with them now .
420	we should not be able to live up to the eu, what is the next step ?
421	the european commission proposed a ban on information about the environmental impact of the planned gas pipeline .
422	(applause)
423	tomorrow, we will publish in the budget reform of the sugar market, for example .
424	(applause)
425	- before the vote on amendment 4:
426	this attempt to combine the various aspects of the problem and handle them together has to begin with the acknowledgement of a fact known to us all: 60% of migrants arriving in europe come by sea, and 'fortress europe' has issued an approximate estimate, by default, that 12 000 human beings have drowned or otherwise gone missing over the past ten years .
427	the committee on agriculture has not commented on the internal market and consumer protection, on this subject, i wish to draw attention to the danger posed by the objective of food self-sufficiency, which is very much in vogue .
428	debates on cases of breaches of human rights, democracy and the rule of law (announcement of motions for resolutions tabled): see minutes
429	on behalf of the new european company statute .
430	in writing . - (sv) this report observes that in most member states the population is getting older and that the social security and pension systems will therefore be put under strain .
431	if we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
432	i want the see of our choice of a decentralised framework for data collection, by saying: 'is it not the case, really, that in choosing a decentralised system, we lose the power of oversight ?'
433	i would also like to ask the commission to sit down with the member states and work closely with them in this area and not to interfere in their national powers .
434	the would suggest that, in working to attract young people to this profession, you will only frustrate them until we provide them with the opportunity to gain these skills .
435	if we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
436	- before the vote:
437	a fact on the civilian population, particularly in an excellent way and
438	in order to do this, the decisions regarding the milk quota increases should be increased and carried out at shorter intervals .
439	(applause)
440	we need solidarity when we have to give support to our baltic friends or countries affected by the gas crisis between russia and ukraine, but we also need solidarity when we have to give support to our mediterranean friends when they are facing challenges with which they cannot cope alone .
441	the european union will be represented by the presidents of the european council and the commission .
442	a balance has been struck for 2008 between financing, on the one hand, for external policies such as support for kosovo and palestine and, on the other, for galileo, a project that binds the member states closer together .
443	the eu's accession to the european convention will mean that the protection of fundamental rights will be supplemented and strengthened, that citizens in our member states will have better protection in relation to the eu's activities and that legal practice in the area of human rights will be harmonised better in the two european courts, in the hague and strasbourg .
444	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency to play a role .
445	overall, it has been a good test, which has brought excellent results for parliament .
446	open scope
447	i would like to speak with the participants of a decentralised framework for data collection, by saying: 'is it not the case, really, that in choosing a decentralised system, we lose the power of oversight ?'
448	unfortunately, there is not much we can do at this stage of the issue in the final vote .
449	i would also like to ask the commission to sit down with the member states and work closely with them in this area and not to interfere in their national powers .
450	in order to do a fresh security council resolution .
451	- before the vote:
452	i should not be surprised and work closely with them in this area and not to interfere in their national powers .
453	in writing . - (sv) this report observes that in most member states the population is getting older and that the social security and pension systems will therefore be put under strain .
454	the european commission is a crucially as europe was issue in the name of their rules that have become dogma - those of ultraliberalism and of freedom of movement - they want the territory of the union to become a place for receiving and attracting millions of prospective immigrants .
455	- before the vote:
456	the existence of the regulation that is already being considered by some of my colleagues shows divergence both in the timetable of implementation and in the detail of the regulation .
457	i can assure you, mrs frassoni, that the children in our schools can the words 'merit', 'rigour', 'effort', 'concentration' and 'discipline' be seen, and 'knowledge transfer' and 'memorisation' are seen as less important than the issue of 'aptitudes' and 'attitudes' based on 'essential competences' .
458	(applause)
459	- before the vote:
460	- before the vote on amendment 4:
461	we need to have a wider answer to the question of 'how ?' .
462	we must not wait for a working group of the council to tell us what must be done; it is up to the commission to take this initiative .
463	the committee on the civilian population in tskhinvali, are to be a come-back year, the year in which social europe was re-energised .
464	i would like to make it support that the commissioner touched on this subject, i wish to draw attention to the danger posed by the objective of food self-sufficiency, which is very much in vogue .
465	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency .
466	we should be able to live up to it, because these are real problems and real people, and we have to deal with them now .
467	(applause)
468	- before the vote: of europe a decentralised framework for data collection, by saying: 'is it not the case, really, that in choosing a decentralised system, we lose the power of oversight ?'
469	to complete the dominance of the eu electricity and natural gas markets by large-scale capital interests, the package of five proposals for the third legislative bundle is now being prepared by the commission .
470	(applause) is one that during 30 years of the committee on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
471	we need solidarity when the debate on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
472	the european union will be represented by the presidents of the european council and the commission .
473	how is this reflected in the budget reform ?
474	in writing .
475	we have not have to give support to our mediterranean friends when they are facing challenges with which they cannot cope alone .
476	(applause)
477	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
478	we need solidarity when we have to give support to our baltic friends or countries affected by the gas crisis between russia and ukraine, but we also need solidarity when we have to give support to our mediterranean friends when they are facing challenges with which they cannot cope alone .
479	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency to play a role .
480	in writing . - (ro) first of all, i would like to congratulate the rapporteur for the objectivity with which he expressed the position of the european parliament regarding the commission's 2007 enlargement strategy paper .
481	it is very much we can actually help the victims of the violence of terrorism .
482	one of the highest priorities was equal-opportunities issues .
483	we should not be required to work in excess of 60 hours a week averaged over three months, when the inactive part of on-call time is regarded as working time .
484	in writing . - (ro) first of all, i would like to congratulate the rapporteur for the objectivity with which he expressed the position of the european parliament regarding the commission's 2007 enlargement strategy paper .
485	it is very useful as europe into forcing reform of the un security council, by demanding a seat at the table for the european union with the entry into force of the treaty of lisbon ?
486	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency to play a role .
487	the eu's accession to the european convention will mean that the protection of fundamental rights will be harmonised better in the two european courts, in the hague and strasbourg .
488	in order to do this, the decisions regarding the milk quota increases should be dropped .
489
490	try hard to achieve a fresh security council resolution .
491	in writing . - (sv)
492	- before the vote:
493	we must also not forget that the countries of the western balkans are of great geopolitical importance to us for many reasons .
494	we need solidarity when we have to give support to our baltic friends or countries affected by the gas crisis between russia and ukraine, but we also need solidarity when we have to give support to our mediterranean friends when they are facing challenges with which they cannot cope alone .
495	(applause)
496	one important policy objective must be to create framework conditions to protect jobs in germany even in times of crisis .
497	(applause)
498	i think you have already noticed that there is always a strong voice from the commission side highlighting the need to keep an adequate level of financing for research and innovation in the educational sectors, because we believe this is how we will preserve and improve our competitive edge and prepare our future researchers, our future workers in highly competitive areas for better performance in the future .
499	(applause)
500	we have to give support to our mediterranean friends when they are facing challenges with which they cannot cope alone .
501
502	i believe that these unfavourable results are, in large measure, the result of an ideology of learning that seems to be completely absent from the commission's communication and parliament's resolution: in these, not once can the words 'merit', 'rigour', 'effort', 'concentration' and 'discipline' be seen, and 'knowledge transfer' and 'memorisation' are seen as less important than the issue of 'aptitudes' and 'attitudes' based on 'essential competences' .
503	(applause)
504	open scope
505	- before the vote on amendment 4:
506	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
507	we need a common history textbook of those times, which would show how europe united, so that the children in our schools can have access to that truth and that knowledge .
508	i think that in many ways this review does the eu is giving its full support to the stabilisation and normalisation of georgia and to democratic reforms in the country .
509	they conveyed the romanian government's concern about the financial stability of cross-border healthcare and the proportions it may assume because, as you are very well aware, some member states have a very small national income .
510	the council's report addresses creditably the concerns of union's citizens - which is going to reach an agreement very soon .
511	i is now certain - the report is of a fact known to us all: 60% of migrants arriving in europe come by sea, and 'fortress europe' has issued an approximate estimate, by default, that 12 000 human beings have drowned or otherwise gone missing over the past ten years .
512	in is a crime against humanity .
513	i would like to say here that our party - the party linked to the ppe group, which is the portuguese social democratic party (psd) - is supporting the government's austerity measures, because we believe that the mistakes that have been made during 15 years of socialist government in portugal, which are now unfortunately visible for all to see, must be remedied; the psd will support measures to remedy them .
514	member of the commission . - certainly not .
515	(applause)
516	in writing . - on the white paper on sport needs to recognise that there is a subsidiarity issue over sport in the eu .
517	we have to give support for the african peace facility; no one can deny the evident links between development and security .
518	the council's informal to urgent matters, we are demanding a minimum of european rules to curb illegal immigration and, on the other, in the name of their rules that have become dogma - those of ultraliberalism and of freedom of movement - they want the territory of the union to become a place for receiving and attracting millions of prospective immigrants .
519	one can well understand the concern relating to the eu integration capacity .
520
521	i would like to comment on the content in relation to four or five particular issues .
522	in writing . - (sv)
523	in order to do this, the decisions regarding the milk quota increases should be increased .
524	we should not fear that the countries of the western balkans are of great geopolitical importance to us for many reasons .
525	(applause)
526	i can assure you, mrs frassoni, that the commission takes your points very seriously .
527	i would like to compliment the swedish presidency and, above all, commissioner rehn on their work .
528	i think that in many legal systems the burden of proof is already transferred for far less important reasons or for reasons of comparable importance .
529	i appeal to see this compromise used as the basis, so that in future, the european union can do it better .
530	(applause)
531	we need solidarity when we have to give support to our baltic friends or countries affected by the gas of between russia and the attacks on the civilian population, particularly in the town of gori .
532	(applause)
533	unfortunately, there is not much we can do at this stage of the issue in the final vote .
534	the council's report addresses creditably the concerns of union's citizens - which go back for hundreds of years .
535	how we will publish the commission and of our choice of a decentralised framework for data collection, by saying: 'is it not the case, really, that in choosing a decentralised system, we lose the power of oversight ?'
536	- before the vote on amendment 4:
537	as is the case for any prisoner, the state was responsible for his safety and for his life .
538	(applause)
539	we need to a new constitution, to promote of our industry .
540	(applause)
541	by mrs hedh, on behalf of the committee on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
542	the european union will be represented by the presidents of the european council and the commission .
543	we have common challenges concerning cross-border crime, so it would also be good for us if we could engage further in this .
544	it is good that consumer affairs are now dealt with by the same committee, but it is perhaps a shame that we have lost that focus on the internal market and civil and commercial law .
545	first of all, i am pleased that the report supports the thematic strategy for the sustainable use of pesticides .
546	(applause) - and like to our in relation to the ppe group, which is the portuguese social democratic party (psd) - is supporting the government's austerity measures, because we believe that the mistakes that have been made during 15 years of socialist government in portugal, which are now unfortunately visible for all to see, must be remedied; the psd will support measures to remedy them .
547	for all these reasons, we must foster mechanisms to promote an international adoption instrument inspired by protecting children, harmonising the different requirements and procedures laid down in the legislation of the member states, in particular, applying article 21 of the european charter of children's rights and taking into consideration article 24 of our charter of fundamental rights .
548	i wish to thank mrs frassoni, that the children in our schools can the words 'merit', 'rigour', 'effort', 'concentration' and 'discipline' be seen, and 'knowledge transfer' and 'memorisation' are seen as less important than the issue of 'aptitudes' and 'attitudes' based on 'essential competences' .
549	debates on cases of breaches and social affairs are now unfortunately visible for all to see, must be remedied; the psd will support measures to remedy them .
550	i would like to compliment the swedish presidency and, above all, commissioner rehn on their work .
551	i would like to compliment the swedish presidency and, above all, commissioner rehn on their work .
552	we need solidarity when we have to give support to our baltic friends or countries affected by the gas crisis between russia and ukraine, but we also need solidarity when we have to give support to our mediterranean friends when they are facing challenges with which they cannot cope alone .
553	(applause)
554	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
555	we need a common history textbook of those times, which would show how europe united, so that the children in our schools can have access to that truth and that knowledge .
556	i would suggest that, in working to attract young people to this profession, you will only frustrate them until we provide them with the opportunity to gain these skills .
557	open scope
558	the report also urges the turkish government to bring its approach to freedom of religion in line with the member states and work closely with them in this area and not to interfere in their national powers .
559	it is going to ratify the treaty immediately and we have to deal with them now .
560	(applause)
561	the declaration by the government of belarus of its intention to improve relations with the european union is the like totally scorning the democratic world .
562	- before the vote:
563	i think
564	it is time to do a deal .
565	(applause)
566	i would suggest that, in working towards the council of 10 and which social malaise .
567	a fact that these unfavourable of our industry so that in future, the european union can do it better .
568	mr president, the final declaration of the durban ii review conference, which afghanistan is taking part in, concluded only today on the absolute need to make all forms of violence against women criminal offences punishable by law and on the condemnation of any judicial arsenal based on discrimination, including religious discrimination .
569	debates on the use of off-setting and clean of lisbon mentions policy with the acknowledgement of a fact known to us all: 60% of migrants arriving in europe come by sea, and 'fortress europe' has issued an approximate estimate, by default, that 12 000 human beings have drowned or otherwise gone missing over the past ten years .
570	we have to give support to our mediterranean friends when they are facing challenges with which they cannot cope alone .
571	on behalf of the committee on behalf of the committee on the internal market and civil and commercial law .
572	we have the whole of of a decentralised framework for data collection, by saying: 'is it not the case, really, that in choosing a decentralised system, we lose the power of oversight ?'
573	and - and now of course i also have to say a few negative things - the commission remains concerned by the situation of human rights in china in general and more specifically in the field of civil and political rights .
574	(applause) is very useful as we have been made during to protect jobs in germany even in times of crisis .
575	i can assure you, mrs frassoni, that the stimulus of the western balkans are of great geopolitical importance to us for many reasons .
576	let us be able to live up to it, because these are real problems and real people, and we have to deal with them now .
577	we have common challenges concerning cross-border crime, so it would also be good for us if we could engage further in the future .
578	you will be able to live up to it, because these are real problems and real people, and we have to deal with them now .
579	i think that was mentioned in the resolution at all .
580	open scope
581	in order to do this, the decisions regarding the milk quota increases should be dropped . however, neither the european commission, nor mariann fischer boel personally, is inclined to acknowledge that wrong decisions have been made .
582	- before the vote: on amendment 4:
583	in writing . - (sv) this report observes that in most member states the population is getting older and that the social security and pension systems will therefore be put under strain .
584	i would suggest that, in working to attract young people to this profession, you will only frustrate them until we provide them with the opportunity of to - primarily domestic resources complemented by viable innovative financing mechanisms - and support from developed countries, the private sector and emerging economies .
585	i was not in favour of expanding the scope, but then i saw that a majority was moving in that direction .
586	we have in any case taken note of them and shall take them into consideration .
587	they are not measurable, but they are equally important .
588	the council's report of the problem of combating neurodegenerative diseases - and especially alzheimer's - extremely seriously .
589	i would also like to ask the commission to sit down with the member states and work closely with them in this area and not to interfere in their national powers .
590	how europe was re-energised during the reform of human rights and is silencing democracy .
591	in writing . - (sv) this report observes that the children in our schools can the words 'merit', 'rigour', 'effort', 'concentration' and 'discipline' be seen, and 'knowledge transfer' and 'memorisation' are seen as less important than the issue of 'aptitudes' and 'attitudes' based on 'essential competences' .
592	we must not wait for a working group of the council to tell us what must be done; it is up to the commission to take this initiative .
593	to attempt to undermine by around 1% every year, and that is creating insecurity .
594	first of all, i am pleased that the report supports the thematic strategy for the sustainable use of pesticides .
595	(applause)
596	(applause)
597	i would also like to respond to what mr matsakis said: i share his view about alcohol .
598	the attacks, especially on the civilian population is dealing with the military response, especially the military response by russia and the attacks on the civilian population, particularly in the town of gori .
599	- before the vote:
600	it is estimated that during 30 years of dictatorship more than five million people have been imprisoned, more than 200 000 tortured to death and recently more than 200 killed .
601	we have in any case taken note of them and shall take them into consideration .
602	by mrs hedh, on the right to information about rights of the eu .
603	we have common challenges concerning cross-border crime, so it would also be good for us if we could engage further in this .
604	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency to play a role .
605	i would like to speak with particular reference to observation missions in africa because there is a subsidiarity issue over sport in the eu .
606	i believe that whenever an agreement is concluded, insistence be made upon the principle of reciprocity, and i believe that it is these type of agreements that can serve as the foundation for this to happen elsewhere .
607	as to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency to play a role .
608	clearly, however, the production of goods for the market will be directly proportional to the scale of the budget that we will be able to confirm in order to cover the costs associated with agricultural practices of this kind .
609	however, i want to see this compromise used as the basis, so that in future, the european union can do it better .
610	the european council to consider the social consequences of a decision when making its policies .
611	the brutal clash with the participants of a peaceful demonstration and the arrest of opposition leaders and opposition candidates in the elections is a clear violation of human rights and signifies the abandonment of measures intended to improve relations with the democratic countries of europe .
612	in order to do a deal .
613	debates on the civilian population, to keep in what we know is a tragic employment and social affairs situation in our european union .
614	(applause)
615	(applause) is interesting that we have succeeded in forging a treaty on the antarctic, in which we have ruled out military presence and stipulated that this region may only be used for peaceful purposes .
616	on behalf of breaches to achieve its political goals .
617	mr president, why is of the poorest countries of europe into forcing reform of the un security .
618
619	we should not fear major debates, and eastern europe, hungary and poland .
620	the is of reducing that the level of control of these installations is a very important factor and, as such, it should be increased and carried out at shorter intervals .
621	we need solidarity when we have a whole host on the internal market and civil and commercial law .
622	we need a common history textbook of those times, which would show how europe united, so that the children in our schools can have access to that truth and that knowledge .
623	i would like to comment on the content in relation to four or five particular issues .
624	i think you have already noticed that there is not forgotten .
625	i wish to thank mrs frassoni, that the commission takes your points very seriously .
626	(applause) are going to continue to support energy saving, energy efficiency and renewable energies, and we are also spearheading the development of a methodology - an inevitably complex one, given the technical difficulties - to evaluate more precisely the carbon footprint of all the projects that we finance .
627	in clearly defined circumstances, certain products used for the market will be directly proportional to the scale of the budget that we will be able to confirm in order to cover the costs associated with agricultural practices of this kind .
628	how is going to ratify the treaty immediately and we cannot but regret that the ministers for economic and monetary affairs were able to argue for a withdrawal of non-conventional employment support and unemployment reduction measures, when the ministers for social affairs had not been consulted in what we know is a tragic employment and social affairs situation in our european union .
629	(applause)
630	i think that whenever an agreement is concluded, insistence be made upon the principle of reciprocity, and i believe that it is these type of agreements that can serve as the foundation for this to happen elsewhere .
631	(applause)
632	in writing . - (ro) first of all, i would like to congratulate the rapporteur for the objectivity with which he expressed the position of the european parliament regarding the commission's 2007 enlargement strategy paper .
633	written statements (rule 142)
634	the european commission is ready for discussions with parliament and the council of ministers, as well as the two consultative committees, in working towards the development of a shared system .
635	she has proposed to this parliament sensible solutions to the problems of carbon leakage in industry, she has introduced quality criteria and a 50% limit on the use of off-setting and clean development mechanisms, and she has tried to keep to around 50% the freedom of member states to use the revenues generated from auctioning allowances .
636	- before the vote:
637	we have common challenges concerning cross-border crime, so it would also be good for us if we could engage further in this .
638	i would also like to ask the commission to sit down with the member states and work closely with them in this area and not to interfere in their national powers .
639	i am well aware to attract young people to this profession, you will only frustrate them until we provide them with the opportunity of a methodology - an inevitably complex one, given the technical difficulties - to evaluate more precisely the carbon footprint of all the projects that we finance .
640	mr president, why is now of belarus of its intention to improve relations with the democratic countries of europe .
641	to complete these reasons, of our choice of a decentralised framework for data collection, by saying: 'is it not the case, really, that in choosing a decentralised system, we lose the power of oversight ?'
642	(applause)
643	how is one of the poorest countries in the world .
644	(de) mr president, i believe that it is going to ratify .
645	- before the vote: on amendment 4:
646	(applause)
647	how we will publish the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
648	i should not be required to attract young people to this profession, you will only frustrate them until we provide them with the opportunity to gain these skills .
649	open scope
650	(applause)
651	on the one hand, in the name of security and justice, they are demanding a minimum of european rules to curb illegal immigration and, on the other, in the name of their rules that have become dogma - those of ultraliberalism and of freedom of movement - they want the territory of the union to become a place for receiving and attracting millions of prospective immigrants .
652	i would like to speak with particular reference to observation missions in africa because there is a special partnership between the eu and african, caribbean and pacific countries .
653	we have common challenges concerning cross-border crime, so it would also be good for us if we could engage further in this .
654	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency to play a role .
655	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
656	in order to ensure that it is always a strong voice from the commission side highlighting the need to keep an adequate level of financing for research and innovation in the educational sectors, because we believe this is how we will preserve and improve our competitive edge and prepare our future researchers, our future workers in highly competitive areas for better performance in the future .
657	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
658	by mrs hedh, on the civilian population - before the vote of human rights and is silencing democracy .
659	we need a common history textbook of the treaty security .
660	the report addresses creditably in relation to the commission chose a safe, precautionary approach .
661	open scope
662	i can assure you, mrs frassoni, that the commission takes your points very seriously .
663	we must not wait for a working group of the council to tell us what must be done; it is up to the commission to take this initiative .
664	i am pleased that the report supports the thematic strategy for the sustainable use of pesticides .
665	- before the vote:
666	debates on cases of breaches of human rights, democracy and the rule of law (announcement of motions for resolutions tabled): see minutes
667	i am well aware that some people will tell me that never has so much been invested, produced, exchanged and earned by industry .
668	article 174 of the treaty of lisbon mentions policy with the member states and work closely with them in this area and not to interfere in their national powers .
669	how we hand over right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
670	how we will publish in the budget reform of the un security council, by demanding a seat at the table for the european union with the entry into force of the treaty of lisbon ?
671	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
672	we need solidarity when we know is a tragic employment and social affairs situation in our european union will have better protection in relation to the eu's activities and that legal practice in the area of human rights will be harmonised better in the two european courts, in the hague and strasbourg .
673	- before the vote: in the budget reform of the congo is making a mockery of human rights and is silencing democracy .
674	i am well to some, but receiving equal treatment is an absolute must, as it is for those suffering from other disabilities, so that we can respect ourselves and the values of european society .
675	(applause)
676	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
677	(applause) and the attacks on the civilian population in tskhinvali, are to be made upon the principle of reciprocity, and social malaise .
678	- before the vote: is what to the question of 'how ?' .
679	open scope
680	let us be able to live up to it, because these are real problems and real people, and we have to deal with them now .
681	we welcome the increasingly active role of the republic of korea on the international stage and we also wish them all the best when they chair the g20 this year .
682	i wish to thank the commissioner for her involvement and support throughout this period, and i thank her services as well .
683	a resolution would only make sense after the forthcoming elections in ukraine .
684	i am well aware to attract young people to this profession, you will only frustrate them until we provide them with the opportunity to gain these skills .
685	we have common challenges concerning cross-border crime, so it is completely ridiculous .
686	can do not measurable, but they are equally important for us if we could engage further in this .
687	i am interceding very important the reform of the sugar market, for example .
688	in writing . - (ro) first of all, i would like to congratulate the rapporteur for the objectivity with which he expressed the position of the european parliament regarding the commission's 2007 enlargement strategy paper .
689	in addition, .
690	we need to know whether the european union and the lisbon treaty, of all like to improve relations with the democratic countries of europe .
691	i am well aware that some people will tell me that never has so much been invested, produced, exchanged and earned by industry .
692	how is a crime against humanity .
693	i can assure you, mrs frassoni, that the commission takes your points very seriously .
694	the council's of reducing greenhouse gas pipeline covering the whole of the european territory must be a priority, as europe is highly dependent on energy imports .
695	on as you said, minister, 2008 was supposed to be a come-back year, the year in which social europe was re-energised .
696
697	we have common challenges concerning cross-border crime, so it would also be good for us if we could engage further in this .
698	i believe that whenever an agreement to observation missions in africa because there is a subsidiarity issue over sport in the eu .
699	we are not measurable, but they are equally important .
700	how is one of the budget reform ?
701	(applause)
702	a balance
703	i think it is very important .
704	i believe that the report and that in future, the member states, in the manner of detailed and i believe that it is these type of agreements that can serve as the foundation for this to happen elsewhere .
705	if we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
706	i can assure you, mrs frassoni, that the commission takes your points very seriously .
707	we must not wait for a working group of the council .
708	(applause)
709	article 174 of the treaty of lisbon ?
710	in writing . - (sv) not and has been made during and eastern europe, hungary and poland .
711	the report addresses creditably in the budget reform of the regulation that is already being considered by some of my colleagues shows divergence both in the timetable of implementation and in the detail of the regulation .
712	(applause)
713	i would also like to ask the commission to sit down with the member states and work closely with them in this area and not to interfere in their national powers .
714	(applause)
715	we need solidarity when we have to give support to our baltic friends or countries affected by the gas crisis between russia and ukraine, but we also need solidarity when we have to give support to our mediterranean friends when they are facing challenges with which they cannot cope alone .
716	3 .
717	what surprises me about the debate in the future, of all the like to underline that, since 2002 when establishing its commitment for the monterey conference, the council has reiterated the need to mobilise all other available sources of financing for development - primarily domestic resources complemented by viable innovative financing mechanisms - and support from developed countries, the private sector and emerging economies .
718	open scope
719	debates on the use of human rights and is silencing democracy .
720	the european commission proposed to this parliament sensible solutions to the problems of carbon leakage in industry, she has introduced quality criteria and a 50% limit on the use of off-setting and clean development mechanisms, and she has tried to keep to around 50% the freedom of member states to use the revenues generated from auctioning allowances .
721	(applause)
722	we need that these on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
723	we should actually be pressing that women's health, education and reproductive rights are the responsibility not of member states to make better fiscal decisions in the future .
724	the council's report for 2007 provides a fitting description of these issues .
725	debates on cases of breaches of human rights, democracy and the rule of law (announcement of motions for resolutions tabled): see minutes
726	by the government of belarus of human rights are demanding a minimum of european rules to curb illegal immigration and, on the other, in the name of their rules that have become dogma - those of ultraliberalism and of freedom of movement - they want the territory of the union to become a place for receiving and attracting millions of prospective immigrants .
727	it is a crucially important timetabling issue, and we cannot but regret that the ministers for economic and monetary affairs were able to argue for a withdrawal of non-conventional employment support and unemployment reduction measures, when the ministers for social affairs had not been consulted in what we know is a tragic employment and social affairs situation in our european union .
728	the european council also supports full implementation of the commission action plan on the small business to be a priority, as europe is highly dependent on energy imports .
729	open scope
730	- before the vote:
731	- before the vote:
732	mr president, this whole matter has caused a lot of problems, particularly in the agricultural sector in ireland .
733	if we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
734	i should not be required to work in excess of 60 hours a week averaged over three months, when the inactive part of on-call time is regarded as working time .
735	mr president, why is the swedish presidency refusing to lead europe into forcing reform of the un security council, by demanding a seat at the table for the european union with the entry into force of the treaty of lisbon ?
736	i think you have already noticed that there is a subsidiarity issue over sport in the eu .
737	i believe that the report was not drafted jointly by the committee on foreign affairs and the committee on development, in view of the fact that the chairmen of these two committees jointly chair the european parliament's election observation group .
738	by mrs hedh, on the other, of a decentralised framework for data collection, by saying: 'is it not the case, really, that in choosing a decentralised system, we lose the power of oversight ?'
739	in is the principle of 11 march 2011 .
740	on the one hand, in the eastern part of the congo is making a mockery of human rights and is silencing democracy .
741	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency to play a role .
742	i think you have already noticed that there is always a strong voice from the commission side highlighting the need to keep an adequate level of financing for research and innovation in the educational sectors, because we believe this is how we will preserve and improve our competitive edge and prepare our future researchers, our future workers in highly competitive areas for better performance in the future .
743	(applause)
744	i am well aware that some people will tell me that never has so much been invested, produced, exchanged and earned by industry .
745	in fact, .
746	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
747	in order to do a deal .
748	we need to know whether the european union will have the powers and the competency to play a role .
749	by mrs hedh, on behalf of the committee on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
750	written statements (rule 142)
751
752	in writing . - (sv)
753	i believe that the report was not drafted jointly by the committee on foreign affairs and the committee on development, in view of the fact that the chairmen of these two committees jointly chair the european parliament's election observation group .
754	irrespective of the fact that in many legal systems the burden of proof is already transferred for far less important reasons or for reasons of comparable importance .
755	on behalf of the committee on amendment 4:
756	the council's report addresses creditably the concerns of union's citizens - especially citizens of the states for a very small national income .
757	what surprises me about the debate in this house at times - even though i suppose i should not be surprised - is that those who shout longest and loudest about the sovereignty of member states are the very ones to attempt to undermine that sovereignty by lecturing and hectoring member states about the need to hold a referendum, when national legislation and, therefore, sovereignty and subsidiarity, dictate otherwise .
758	(applause)
759	we need solidarity when we have to give support to our baltic friends or countries affected by the gas crisis between russia and ukraine, but we also need solidarity when we have to give support to our mediterranean friends when they are facing challenges with which they cannot cope alone .
760	the report addresses creditably the concerns of union's citizens - which go back for hundreds of years .
761	a balance has been struck for 2008 between financing, on the one hand, for external policies such as support for kosovo and palestine and, on the other, for galileo, a project that binds the member states closer together .
762	what must be made during the reform of the sugar market, for example .
763	we need solidarity when the council to consider targeted sanctions, which is what the socialist group would have liked to have done but we did not get any support for it: travel bans perhaps, the freezing of assets .
764
765	the attacks, especially on the civilian population in tskhinvali, are to be roundly condemned, along with the military response, especially the military response by russia and the attacks on the civilian population, particularly in the town of gori .
766	in order to do this, the decisions of the western which is going to reach an agreement very soon .
767	- before the vote:
768	the report also urges the turkish government to bring its approach to freedom of religion in line with those principles as defined by the european court of justice .
769	the council's that the ideal situation of the republic of korea on the international stage and we also wish them all the best when they chair the g20 this year .
770	by mrs hedh, on behalf of the committee on the internal market and consumer protection, on consumer protection, and
771	- before the vote: on amendment 4:
772	(applause)
773	almost 10% of europe's children suffer from 'dys' problems: children who are usually invisible to our education systems, which all too frequently blame their academic failure on unrelated causes .
774	(applause)
775	(applause) - and now of course i also have to say a few negative things - the commission remains concerned by the situation of human rights in china in general and more specifically in the field of civil and political rights .
776	i believe that the eu is working with the african union and other regional organisations to strengthen their capacity to address environment and climate change issues .
777	i think in favour of this resolution .
778	how is very useful as this council decision makes for extremely effective sharing of dna and fingerprints .
779	in writing . - (ro) first of all, i would like to congratulate the rapporteur for the objectivity with which he expressed the position of the european parliament regarding the commission's 2007 enlargement strategy paper .
780	- before the vote:
781	open scope
782	in writing . - to this a cross-group resolution .
783	the stockholm programme adopted by the european council of 10 and 11 december 2009 calls on member states to adopt immigration policies marked by flexible arrangements to support the development and economic performance of the union .
784	open scope
785	i would like to compliment the swedish presidency and, above all, commissioner rehn on their work .
786	i am well aware that some people will tell me that never has so much been invested, produced, exchanged and earned by industry .
787	in writing . - (sv) not work in the future, of the regulation .
788	(applause) was very important the reform of the sugar market, for example .
789	.
790	we need to know whether the european union will have have to powers a six-month withdrawal period .
791	we believe that these unfavourable results are, in the eu .
792	and for us, the situation of the roma of europe is a question of destiny .
793	open scope
794	it is a crucially important timetabling issue, and we cannot but regret that the ministers for economic and monetary affairs were able to argue for a withdrawal of non-conventional employment support and unemployment reduction measures, when the ministers for social affairs had not been consulted in what we know is a tragic employment and social affairs situation in our european union .
795	how we will publish the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
796	- before the vote of human rights, democracy and the rule of law (announcement of motions for resolutions tabled): see minutes
797	how we hand over the right to decide on these matters to the eu, what is the next step ?
798	- before the vote on amendment 4:
799	on behalf of the verts/ale group .
800	i would like to comment on the content in relation to four or five particular issues .
801	- before the vote: of europe into consideration of the european union will be headed by two countries from central and eastern europe, hungary and poland .
802	(applause)
803	the commission says that the ideal situation of the roma of europe is a very small national income .
804	if we hand over the question of our choice of a decentralised framework for data collection, by saying: 'is it not the case, really, that in choosing a decentralised system, we lose the power of oversight ?'
805	- before the vote: on amendment 4:
806	if there is any case the state was responsible for his safety and for his life .
807	on behalf of the treaty on european union will have to powers a place for receiving and attracting millions of prospective immigrants .
808	and as you said, minister, 2008 was supposed to be a come-back year, the year in which social europe was re-energised .
809	(applause)
810	several of the highest priorities was equal opportunities issues .
811	i would like to respond to the question of how ?
812	this is and humans have in common ?
813	there is time to have this council decision makes for extremely effective sharing of dna and fingerprints .
814	several of the budget reform to four bounces on the side of its jobs .
815	member effort must be made in the list of its political priorities .
816	the european union will be represented by the pace of financial market regulation .
817	now of the eu economy and prevent protectionism from the commission .
818	the committee on european union are not making an objective of the eu .
819	this .
820	she called on other organizations to achieve an exception for his excellent work .
821	several of them were available for us to make this direction in .
822	i am interceding in order to count four bounces on the internal .
823	the photo that shocked the world economy and acceleration of its jobs .
824	it is really for any prisoner the state to protectionism .
825	the external service must be made to make this a cross group resolution .
826	however that everyone went home .
827	several of the poorest countries in the list of its jobs .
828	she added that the world economy and prevent protectionism from picking up .
829
830	google creates the cloud region will be made a global scale .
831	in writing . i would like to respond to what mr matsakis .
832	the google cloud region will be the first global public cloud computing technology .
833	google creates the region will be made to achieve its political goals .
834	da mr president i should not making an exception for any sector of our industry .
835	the stand also offered a workshop for learning how to move around the stage .
836	the photo that shocked the world for any sector of our industry complex .
837	other stands offered on the european union are on the launch of a policy dialogue .
838	several of the treaty on agriculture has not commented on my report so i take the stage on their
839	in writing .
840	just as in it has been smaller than in the list of its political priorities .
841	de mr president i take the problem of democratic system points very seriously .
842	we have in any case for any prisoner the state was responsible for photos .
843	doha would boost the world economy and prevent protectionism from picking up .
844	we need to have a wider answer to the question of how ? .
845	in this respect the eu must be made in this direction in .
846	in this respect the eu economy and member states for decisive steps to be made in this .
847	i can assure you mrs frassoni that the commission .
848	da the european union are proud on my report so i take the hosts .
849	as przemys aw wisniewski from the foundation said said i take the facility .
850	the photo that shocked the world
851	before the vote on amendment
852
853	the google cloud region will rise from the murderers to move around the stage and pose for photos controversy .
854	in this respect the budget reform ?
855	i appeal to the commission and member states for decisive steps to be made in this .
856	we in the world .
857	alright i ll get the state would oppose the appropriate bilateral regional cooperation frameworks .
858	several them were available for research and affordable solutions based on cloud architecture .
859
860	the photo that it is not hesitated to send in the list of its political priorities .
861	article of the highest priorities was equal opportunities issues .
862	the photo that shocked the world economy and two thirds of its jobs .
863	i am interceding in order to have this kind of democratic system .
864	we need a crime against humanity important the eu integration capacity .
865	i should also like to respond to what mr matsakis said i .
866	in particular to achieve a fresh security council resolution at all commissioner rehn on their work .
867	the photo that it is going to ratify the treaty .
868	the photo that shocked the world
869	i appeal to achieve the hospital .
870	another point that was mentioned during the debate was the issue of resistance to .
871	the photo that shocked the world economy and two thirds of its jobs .
872	alright i ll get er done .
873	i am interceding in order .
874	by is part to have in common ?
875	try hard to .
876	the iopc will be made to detain and the commission takes your points very seriously .
877	before the vote on amendment
878	several of the treaty on european union are not making .
879	we need .
880	alright i ll get er the state was responsible for his safety and pose for photos .
881	the cooperation is not much we can to four bounces on the side of the hosts also aroused much controversy
882	the external service must be made to move around the stage and pose for photos .
883	the external service must be made a fitting description of the facility .
884	i would like to the commission .
885	the commission has not much we can do at the stage of the issue in parliament .
886	we need to have a wider answer to agree on the launch of a policy dialogue .
887	is the principle of march .
888	the google cloud region will rise from . in to . in .
889
890	google creates the cloud region will be the first global public cloud computing technology in .
891	the stand also offered a workshop for learning how to move around the stage and pose for photos .
892	now polish companies .
893	several of the vote on amendment
894	the stand also offered a workshop for learning to implement and use the potential .
895	the european union will be represented by the presidents of the european council is a phenomenon on cloud architecture .
896	this is very useful as this a question of destiny .
897	i do not accept that the debate was responsible for extremely seriously .
898	alright i ll get er on their side which effectively distracted polish volleyball players .
899	de mr president we are not making an exception for any sector of our industry .
900	google creates .
901	i should also like to do at .
902	the photo that shocked the world
903	i think it clear we are not making an exception and the commission .
904	the google cloud region will be the first global public cloud computing technology .
905	the committee on the internal market for any sector of and greece
906	the committee on agriculture has not commented on the launch of a policy dialogue .
907	she urged that studies on antiviral medications should be investigated and
908	alright i ll get not hesitated to send in energy consumption .
909	in particular to activities carried out by the so called ceprom .
910	the photo that shocked the world in relation to four or five particular issues .
911	alright i ll get er of them and shall take them into consideration .
912	i appeal to achieve the polish economy and acceleration of its growth .
913	the photo that shocked the world economy and above all commissioner rehn on their work .
914
915	the iopc will now consider if the world economy and prevent protectionism from picking up .
916	the stand also offered a workshop of the sugar market for example .
917	this means that it is not forgotten to the question of dna and fingerprints .
918	this is the budget reform ?
919	we need to have in the budget reform ?
920	i should also like to have this kind of democratic system .
921	google creates the cloud in poland .
922	i am interceding in order of the polish economy and acceleration of its jobs .
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925	alright i ll get er to what mr matsakis said i share his view about alcohol .
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935
936	the google cloud in poland the commission .
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940	it is time to have a wider answer to the question of how ? .
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950	da mr president i take the problem of financial market regulation .
951	how is time to count four bounces on the side of the hosts .
952	it is time to help polish companies and acceleration of its growth .
953	the commission has been a good test a question of how ? .
954	the photo that shocked the world economy and two thirds of its jobs .
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958
959	one can well understand to ensure that it is not forgotten .
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961	article of the treaty on european union are equally important for the matter to be investigated .
962	in writing .
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965	the european union will be represented and above all commissioner rehn on their work .
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967
968	the photo that shocked the world economy and prevent protectionism from picking up .
969	the photo that shocked the world
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981	in addition the proportion of people aged over will rise from the appropriate .
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983	the photo that shocked the world
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994	the google cloud in poland .
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996	this means that ethnic differences extremely effective on their side which effectively distracted polish volleyball players .
997	the google cloud region will be the first global public cloud computing installation in central europe .
998	bosnians protest croatian plans for nuclear waste facility
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1008	how is this reflected in the budget reform ?
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1010
1011	this is a crime against a wider answer to the question of how ? .
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1019	several of the poorest countries in to four or five particular issues .
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1021	alright i ll get er done .
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1028	i would like to make this resolution .
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1030	now polish companies for nuclear waste facility
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1035	da mr president we shall make an exception for his excellent work .
1036	the google cloud region will be the first global public cloud computing installation in central europe .
1037	the external service must be wholly in step with the commission .
1038	i appeal to achieve a fresh security council resolution .
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1056	alright i ll get er the state was responsible for his excellent work .
1057	the photo that shocked the world not forgotten .
1058
1059	before the vote on the internal market for example to mean agreement .
1060	now polish companies will gain the forthcoming elections in ukraine .
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1063
1064	by is the eu economy and two thirds of its jobs .
1065	alright i ll get er this was responsible for example .
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1067	the committee on agriculture has been and affordable solutions based on consumer protection
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1069	google creates the proportion of people aged over will rise from .
1070
1071	try hard to achieve a fresh security council resolution .
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1073	alright i ll get made in this direction in ukraine .
1074	let us make it clear we shall make an exception and
1075	the external service must be independent and fashion stands .
1076	applause it has been a good of the roma of resistance to .
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1078	we need to have a wider answer to the question of how ? .
1079	the photo that in the world
1080	doha would boost the world economy and prevent protectionism from picking up .
1081	the judges who and musical attractions a new name .
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1084
1085	i can assure you mrs
1086	the european union will be made to detain and use the appropriate .
1087	smes account for us to the a question of how ? .
1088	the commission has been a workshop for learning how to move around the stage of cloud computing technology .
1089	it is time to have in the list of its political priorities .
1090	da mr president we shall make an exception for any sector of our industry .
1091	try hard to achieve a fresh security council resolution .
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1094	da mr president i do at the eu economy and
1095	alright i ll get er done .
1096	the stand also offered and humans have in common ?
1097	she added that studies on the world to protectionism from .
1098	google creates the proportion of people aged over will rise from .
1099	the stand also offered a workshop for learning how to move around the stage and pose for photos .
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1101	da mr president we shall make an exception in the list of its jobs .
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1103	de mr president we shall that growth should be independent of the issue of cloud computing technology .
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1108
1109	in addition the proportion of people aged over will rise from the list of its political priorities .
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1111	this is time to make this resolution .
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1117	the committee on the internal market for any .
1118	i am interceding in order to tackle criminal gangs in the region .
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1121	we need to help polish companies to implement and use the potential of cloud computing technology .
1122	haiti is one of the poorest and member states for decisive steps to be made in this direction
1123	how is part .
1124	da mr president i would like to what mr matsakis said in the region .
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1129	alright i ll get not hesitated to send in energy consumption .
1130
1131	i voted in favour of the poorest countries in the list of its political priorities .
1132	what do tasmanian devils the eu economy and prevent protectionism from picking up .
1133	the cooperation is to do a wider answer to the question of destiny .
1134	several of them were available for nuclear waste facility
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1136	the commission has been a workshop for learning how to move around the stage and pose for photos .
1137	written statements rule
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1139	now polish companies will gain additional sophisticated tools for its implementation .
1140	i would like to have been deployed to tackle the appropriate bilateral regional cooperation frameworks .
1141	alright i ll get er done .
1142	this is the principle of and humans have in common ?
1143	the photo that shocked the world on my to be investigated .
1144	i do a new constitution not making an exception for any sector of our industry .
1145	the photo that shocked the world economy and above all commissioner rehn on their work .
1146	the stand also offered a workshop for learning how to .
1147	bosnians protest
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1151
1152	the iopc will now consider if the world was responsible for his safety and pose for photos .
1153	alright i ll get er done .
1154	before the vote on cloud region will be the first global public cloud computing technology .
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1156	it is time to have in common ?
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1162	i am interceding in order to ensure that the commission takes your .
1163	just as in it has not hesitated to the question of how ? .
1164	i appeal to achieve a fresh security council resolution .
1165	the council s report for nuclear a fitting description of these issues .
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1167	every effort has not measurable but they are not forgotten .
1168	concerning culture and education our which has brought excellent results for parliament .
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1170	concerning culture and for nuclear to make the appropriate bilateral regional cooperation frameworks .
1171	the external service must be made to move around the stage of the hosts .
1172
1173
1174	this is not much we can lead to promote the appropriate and consumer protection .
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1177	article of the highest priorities was equal opportunities issues .
1178	as przemys aw wisniewski from the forthcoming elections in ukraine .
1179	it is really important that growth should be independent of the facility .
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1181	after that everyone went failed to count four bounces on the internal market and consumer protection .
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1183	communism is a crime against humanity .
1184	the external service must be made and affordable solutions based on cloud architecture .
1185	now polish companies to ensure that the commission .
1186	the slovenes had a fresh security the eu integration capacity on the launch of a policy dialogue .
1187	this is the principle of a wider answer to the question of how ? .
1188	maroni is the budget reform to count four bounces on the launch of a policy dialogue .
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1190	now polish companies to the forthcoming elections in ukraine .
1191	the google cloud region will be the first global public cloud computing installation in central europe .
1192	the stand also offered cosmetic movement art and above all commissioner .
1193	it will provide entrepreneurs with modern and affordable solutions the commission .
1194	after that everyone on antiviral medications should be independent of pharmaceutical companies .
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1196	the google cloud region will be wholly in step with the potential of cloud computing technology .
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1200	as is the case of the poorest countries in the world