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Although some very good ideas were expressed, it was particularly important for the European Parliamentary Labour Party that the impact on social housing
In all the industries studied, anxieties were expressed about this aspect of their work,
It is very important that these concerns were expressed in a democratic vote following a very lively debate.
However, when doubts were expressed about the continued use of this, the collectors started
During the hearing, concerns and anxieties were expressed above all on the part of car dealers on account of unequal treatment in relation to manufacturers.
Serious concerns were expressed about the model getting tied up in red tape.
Acknowledgments were expressed to doctors and nurses of several burn,
that the opinions were expressed in the performance of Mr Deutsch's duties as the Member of the European Parliament,
All points of view were expressed, and then we had Mrs Lulling sitting in the middle.
At the beginning, great doubts were expressed as to whether the European Ombudsman had sufficient powers to achieve anything for the citizen.
Similarly, when the report was being debated within the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs, differing opinions were expressed concerning steps that could be taken internationally on a multilateral basis.
Similar views were expressed by the Rhodes European Council in December 1988 where the Community rejected the implied criticism of'fortress Europe' with the slogan of'partner Europe.
This amendment converted the customs duties payable under subheading 22.05 C, which were expressed in units of account, into ECU.
when the original Directive was debated in the 1990s, very serious concerns were expressed, and the discussions became very emotional.
made the first presentation of a programme of 50 proposals, a variety of opinions were expressed about the act.
Mr President, I would like to start by congratulating the rapporteur on bringing together into his report the different strands of opinion that were expressed in the debate.
By Commission Decision 1999/217/EC certain flavouring substances received first priority in the evaluation programme since concerns about the safety of the health of consumers were expressed by some Member States.
my understanding is that we are now aware of the guidelines which were expressed by both arms of the budgetary authority.
submerged sides of the psyche were expressed and came to the surface quite legitimately.
Madam President, when the handover of Hong Kong took place on 1 July 1997 many fears were expressed as to how the situation would develop.