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I think that that would be consistent with the democracy we practise in this Chamber.

In my own view, I must say that I do not think that they are entitled to expect this.

Unfortunately, there is no political will in this Chamber to do that.

I do not think anyone can even imagine that that might have happened.

What is this if it does not make freedom of movement more effective?

We talk glibly about taking on the " acquis communautaire ', for example.

The mines have not just been left in the ground unsupervised: they are in storage and guarded.

Countries where that happens cannot be part of the Ottawa Treaty.

We talk glibly about taking on the "acquis communautaire' , for example.

We can do this very easily for the costs associated with the intervention buy-up.

To do this, Europe of course has its role to play, and the euro will be a great help.

Such a thing exists nowhere on earth, and we do not want to have it in future either.

Contrary to what the rapporteur says, there is no such thing as the 'right' to emigrate.

the hotel was not bad but the wonderful beaches were nonexistent

Such a thing is not commensurate with the importance of this proposal.

This is referred to by the polite euphemism of a 'democratic deficit '.

This is referred to by the polite euphemism of a 'democratic deficit' .

That seems clear from the motion for a resolution under discussion.

We turn now from one end of Europe, as it were, to another.

I view that as a particularly persistent problem and one that cannot be resolved just like that.