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Mr President, in my view Mrs Lambraki has handled the very difficult issue of the transfer of areas of competence from the inter-government sphere to, effectively, the Community sphere prudently and with a sense of responsibility.
there is no doubt that this process can feed the dialogue in the very difficult situation we are experiencing at the moment.
is determined to implement the very difficult decisions which it has taken on financial reform are justified.
which take into account the very difficult situation they are in. The proposal has therefore been a high priority for the Danish Presidency,
Regarding the very difficult question of defining coincineration plant,
doing what it can to get it out of the very difficult situation caused by right-wing governments
we have to take into account the very difficult budgetary situation caused by the new commitments made for assistance in the Balkans.
Mr Eurlings, for the very difficult job which he has completed so efficiently.
They hope we will help them to find a solution to the very difficult political situation into which politicians have led their country.
SSANGYONG:(twin dragons) Ssangyong got into financial difficulty as a result of attempting to compete in the very difficult international market for luxury automobiles.
I am now faced with the very difficult, if not impossible,
On the very difficult issue of safeguarding and protecting copyright
Mr President, the Commission is conscious of the very difficult situation concerning health
However, the very difficult situation we are in at the moment probably requires,
also in relation to the very difficult issue that is being discussed there.
The very difficult subject we are dealing with today means that the presidency is represented by two ministers,
In this way we can prevent the very difficult transitional period from leading to the failure of the whole process,
would like to thank Mr Olsson most warmly for taking upon himself the very difficult task of drafting this report.
I would therefore say that to interrupt the donation of aid when winter is approaching would aggravate the very difficult, not to say unbearable, situation of the civilian population.