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In that context I can tell Mr Miller that I am not supporting the two late amendments.

We concur with his criticism of the Commission for providing too little information too late.

We have no data for outcomes on the baby, nor on late infections (up to 30 days) in the mother.

However we have also made clear that we could not support the final report if two late amendments were passed.

No conclusive information on late complications or on possible differences in the number of fatalities exists.

There has been inefficiency, delayed response and neglect of those affected, particularly the most disadvantaged.

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Such a situation needs to be put right quickly by means of a serious, tangible and prompt international commitment.

I ask the Commission: how can the members of the Union damaged by late decisions on the part of the Council be compensated?

This was due to the reduction in "late" exacerbations occurring after three or four weeks (WMD -0.39, 95% CI -0.61 to -0.18, P = 0.0004).

The no-shows and the late cancellations suffered by hotels and airlines should also be taken into account in considering this matter.

I will then go on to look at the guidelines for the 1999 budget procedure in - if you do not mind - a lighter tone to make these late hours somewhat more agreeable.

Clarke 2004 is quoted as evidence for the benefit of late radiation injury to the pelvis with a significantly improved chance of healing following HBO therapy (HBOT) for radiation proctitis.

(DE) Mr President, today, at this late hour, we are discussing a report that deals with Europe's demographic future, with the public virtually excluded.

This year is also exceptional, because in view of the late election of the European Commission, the Commission has not had the opportunity to present its annual policy strategy.

There was no statistically significant difference in early (OR 1.01, 95% CI 0.58 to 1.74) or late (OR 0.94, 95% CI 0.58 to 1.53) deaths between lower and higher doses.