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which, I hope, will be voted for tomorrow.
Reform Party have tabled an amendment I hope will be voted through.
This is the reason why I insist on this Amendment No 10, which I hope will be voted through.
European Democrats have submitted and which will be voted on tomorrow.
An identical amendment has been put forward by Mrs Ferrer and 28 others and that will be voted on.
This resolution, which all the groups have supported and which will be voted on today, is reasonable.
I welcome the resolution that will be voted upon shortly.
I sincerely hope that this report will be voted for at the next session of the European Council because the faster we move on this issue,
These six proposals will be voted on at third reading in march 2009,
With the round of amendments that were introduced at Monday's meeting, which will be voted on again in two weeks,
we are faced with a European Parliament resolution which will be voted on tomorrow and which does not in fact go as far as the resolutions of 2001 and 2004.
The finalists announced on Thursday had to meet the Poker Hall of Fame eligibility criteria and now will be voted on by the living Poker HOF members
I call on the Commission to accept the amendments which I hope will be voted through and which will allow us between now and the end of the year 2000 enough margin for manoeuvre.
The majority of the political groups have therefore prepared a resolution which will be voted on during tomorrow's sitting,
the amendment remains as an amendment and will be voted on.
In this respect we should be pleased that both reports are being debated here today and will be voted on tomorrow. Neither of the two countries concerned will have cause for complaint against Parliament.
President Chávez will be voted out.
The proper antidote to this resides in the interpretation of paragraph 3 of the resolution that will be voted on tomorrow and which, as you have seen, includes a demand
Those of us who support the compromise that will be voted through tomorrow will perhaps be able to look back with pride at the time when we were involved in taking some of the first steps in the right direction.
This report, which I understand will be voted on in the March part-session,