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However, this directive provides for transfrontier transmission of high voltage electricity.

The Opposition needs to immediately insist on a vote of no confidence.

Why insist on pensions?

They do not add anything to the needs of the hour and I regret very much that he said them.

will be formed in Europe, based on the element of discrimination.

It is vitally important that all the Community's regions, and particularly the less de veloped ones on the periphery, be given an opportunity to share in the benefits of monetary union.

But after some nagging, I got him to do that.

In the face of such atrocities, it is difficult to insist that individual rights are absolute.

We welcome the Commission's announcement of a forthcoming pro posal for a directive reducing such emissions.

Here too there is need for much research.

The ethos of Israel s far right consists in its insistence on blurring this distinction.

And I thank Mr Bangemann once again for having acknowledged this.

The Germans were smart to insist on putting the European Central Bank there.

It is now clear once agains, Mr President, that this rule may face us with situations such as this, and I strongly recommend the Bureau and the enlarged Bureau to drop the rule.

We should insist upon it in our own school systems and then insist upon it in others systems.

Many people raised points of order and said that he had put it the wrong way.

In the first place, the opinion published relates, of course, to the draft and not to the report as it has now been amended. Also, the opinion of the Committee on Budgets was unanimous.

However, at the same time as Mr Metten has said we must insist on reciprocity.

If one reads through the document, a whole number of questions are raised but not answered.

LANE (RDE). The last part of Mr Alavanos' question asked to what extent the Ministers agreed that

I want to stress here and I think that this does not happen often enough that this is a matter of collective responsibility and if there is really such a terible amount of work then it ought to be distributed in a sensible way and leave the Commission with adequate time to deal with social affairs.

It teaches them to accept authority, revelation and faith instead of always insisting on evidence.

When a country requires assistance, it is tempting for lenders to insist on a long list of reforms.

That position was made public on 9 October in a declaration whose text was forwarded to the European Parliament.

But as things stand, we are not going to put up with the kind of invective recently published in The Economist.

GOLLNISCH (DR). (FR) Mr President, I should like to dwell for a moment on this interpretation of Rule 64 which you have just given.

Blanchard should know better than to persist with this fiasco.

Parliament is being too kind to the Commission. And we have to do a lot more about the sale of farm products from the GDR.

On the contrary, they need relief, and Europe should insist that its programs, and those of the IMF, take their needs into account.

In particular, the European Commission should insist that Ukraine be able to continue to import gas from Gazprom in order to augment European supplies.

As well as the rule making aspect, it is right to emphasise the need for a more focused approach.

The motion for a resolution Doc. B3 2097 90 will be put to the vote at 6.30 p.m. on Thursday.

To achieve her goal, she prefers to emphasize her essence, thereby countering Sarkozy s stress on his record as a doer.

In the same way, where the peripheral regions are concerned, the convergence achieved on the desirability of instituting the PERIFRA line can only have positive effects.

China s leaders should aim to accelerate and build upon these trends, rather than pursuing additional fiscal and monetary stimulus.

Those attacks worried us all, because they could lead to an escalation of insults and abuse, and destroy the climate that prevails in Parliament.

Now connection to the gas network in this island must become an opportunity for developing energy independence.

By banging on about immigration, Cameron risks making it central to the question of whether Britain should remain in the EU.

In this direction, once again, the indications that the European Parliament is about to give, through the debate and adoption of Mr Colombo's excellent report, represent a contribution that cannot be withdrawn.

You can see what crime is committed where, and you have the opportunity to hold your police force to account.

The Parliament has already given its views on many occasions on both subjects and I need say no more they are on record.

A much broader approachmust be adopted in the future. The environmental problems all around us show this is necessary.

I also want to mention the strengthening of democracy.

And central bankers are right to insist on structural reforms and credible plans for balancing budgets in the long term.