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in particular the importance of seeking balanced compromises that will reflect the ambitions of the Bali action plan.
that it should reflect the ambitions of the strategy.
concluding a peace treaty," said the ambitions of Japan of yoshihide suga.
Far from serving the ambitions of those who wish for a federal Europe,
We should have no illusions about the fact that the fight against doping involves not only thwarting the ambitions of certain competitors,
budget of EUR 230 million proposed for this programme, a budget that should be equal to the ambitions of the latter.
also that the EURONEST Parliamentary Assembly will play a role as an instrument of support for the ambitions of those states which are obviously European in outlook.
Reform Party and, in particular, from the British Conservative Party, have re-tabled a series of amendments which would genuinely weaken the ambitions of this social action programme.
trade promotion towards 26 countries; the selection is based on the opportunities for growth, the ambitions of the Dutch top sectors,
These financial perspectives may not reflect all the ambitions of one party
at a time when the United States was excluding some of its partners from the Iraq‘business'- clearly show the ambitions of the forces that dominate the European Union- the major powers and big business.
admired is the ambition of Mar de Rosas.
FR I welcome the quality and the ambition of this report on LIFE.
That, at least, is the ambition of the Socialist Group in the European Parliament.
That should be the ambition of us all.
Operational support had always been the ambition of the system.
It is my only ambition, the ambition of the Commission that it is my honour to Preside.