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I referred to remarks made yesterday by the Secretary-General of NATO.
Rastila Camping Helsinki is not obliged to give compensation of remarks made upon leaving the premises
the Legal Affairs Committee, I want to begin by endorsing the remarks made by Mrs Palacio, chairman of that committee.
The European Ombudsman requests institutions to report on the follow-up they intend to give to the critical remarks and further remarks made in his decisions.
I might add that I consider the remarks made just now to be positive.
During 2007, the Ombudsman carried out a study of the followup undertaken by the institutions involved to all critical remarks and further remarks made in 2006.
During 2007, the Ombudsman carried out a study of the follow-up undertaken by the institutions involved to all critical remarks and further remarks made in 2006.
In this regard, I refer to the very practical, very correct, remarks made by my colleague, Mr Arif.
I say this especially to the Council, for I recall the remarks made by President Sarkozy a few months ago, at the time of the incidents in Tibet.
Finally, I would like to comment on the remarks made by Mr Holm,
I broadly agree with the questions asked and the remarks made by the rapporteur, which again prove the need for a detailed study and absolute transparency.
I wish to see removed the ambiguity that has arisen in the wake of the remarks made by the British Defence Secretary,
observations which in this case refute the remarks made by another deputy, Mr Vidal-Quadras.
affecting the group and have been deeply shocked by the remarks made by Commissioner Neelie Kroes.
The Presidency took note of the different observations made, which will be taken into account, together with the remarks made at the ECOFIN Council on 8 November, in the Presidency's revised draft for the Council sessions on 29 November.
I have paid great attention to all the remarks made this evening.
following critical remarks made by the Court of Auditors.
as well as for all other remarks made about this important issue.
As President-in-Office of the Council I must be very careful in expressing my views because I have not had an opportunity to check whether all my 24 colleagues agree with my answers to some of the remarks made.
In this narrative we will amplify the address by adding numerous statements made by Jesusˆ on previous occasions and by including some remarks made only to the apostlesˆ during the evening discussions of this same day.