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but also quite specifically about giving them access to legal assistance
I have in fact noticed quite specifically that the Member States of these so-called'major' languages would also be prepared to get the European Union to carry this considerable cost if their language were likely to be pushed aside.
I would now like to ask the Commission President quite specifically about this.
I should like to ask the Commission whether this consideration has been quite specifically included among the matters to be deliberated by the Commission.
I would like to deal with two trouble spots close to us, but which affect us quite specifically in our own security interests.
turning upside down- in order, at the end, to gather all the threads which quite specifically manifest the relation.
not only abstractly, but quite specifically, whether it is the illegal tapping of telephone conversations
carried out by the music industry as well- not the dark forces, but quite specifically the music industry.
In my answer here to Parliament, I argued quite specifically in favour of public involvement,
whole area of external assistance, reflected quite specifically in what we are charged to do.
We say quite specifically that we repudiate the legitimacy of the Provisional Legislative Council and we look forward
Our intention is that the number of school drop-outs should be reduced by 10%, and, quite specifically, that by as soon as next year, all young people should,
Apart from the proposal on voluntary agreements, I mentioned quite specifically that there was a proposal on a monitoring mechanism for this area,
At the sectorial level, I would quite specifically ask the Commissioner what he has to say about the present public reaction in Portugal to the effects already being suffered,
thus enabling us to seriously address all the questions that we need to answer jointly, quite specifically in the field of foreign
Quite specifically, fragments and quotations from the seven piano pieces appear in the Piano Concerto.
I said quite specifically that those things are not necessarily in conflict with each other.
I am not too familiar with quite specifically what intellectual property law means in French legislation.
What we have to deal with, quite specifically, is how the Financial Perspective is to be adjusted to take account of enlargement.
After the second reading, Commissioner Bangemann said quite specifically that he was prepared to bring forward a proposal on the labelling of alcoholic beverages.