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We know that this aim has slipped down the list of priorities and that we should present it in a far more progressive manner than is currently the case.
Important information Please note that all Russian residents should present their passport at check in
I propose that national curricula in all European countries should present the centuries-long common history shared by majority societies and the Roma.
The programme should present ways in which enlargement will become a major opportunity to improve our environment.
wrap terrytowel to the broth as it should present.
and the Ombudsman should present Parliament with suggestions that,
The Commission will assess whether it should present a proposal for harmonised EU-wide rules on gambling services on the basis of a report that it will put in hand this year.
in future, everyone involved in the Northern Dimension should present assessments at the Northern Dimension ministerial meetings.
Students should present their spider map to their peers,
that the Commission should present an overall proposal for liberalising
I also believe that the European Union should present Mr Sharon with the bill for investments financed by European taxpayers that have been deliberately destroyed by his army.
there was consensus in the European Council that the Convention should present the results of its work before the summit in June 2003.
after the passing of a certain period of time, should present herself(or have someone make the proper sacrifice for her)
In their future proposals for regulations, the Commission should present criteria that take account of impediments due to difficult natural conditions as well as what is needed for the implementation of environmental programmes.
If the form being designed should present data obtained from the database,
which the Commission should present before the conference in Stuttgart.
essentially the ECB governor should present not only the bank's annual report
There is a very important point in the resolution approved by this House on 19 November- I think it is point No 20- concerning Parliament's demand that the Commission should present proposals and report to the European Council to be held in Vienna in 1998.
it would read as follows:'whereas with a view to evidence-based policy making the Commission should present a sound and exhaustive evaluation of the liberalisation process,
we accept that the Commission should present a report to the Council