So should it not say so openly?

In the United Kingdom, where the disease originated and which has had 99 of all clinical cases, the measures, which admittedly took a long time to be adopted and an even longer time to be properly implemented, are now bearing fruit.

The programme has been late in arriving.

The studies were launched very late in the day.

A number of Member States were late in replying.

Why has it been communicated to the European Union so late and so badly?

To spend so late is to throw money away.

Nor do we want Member States that made an early start on innovation to be disadvantaged.

Someday, we might achieve closer global monetary policy coordination for now, however, it made sense for Japan to respond, albeit belatedly, to developments elsewhere.

Since you tabled it at the very last minute but after all what we need is to discuss problems and we still have a little time we shall study the problem in greater detail.

It is the prefrontal cortex, the area of the brain that develops so late in life.

Has the Community considered recognizing these nations as sovereign states ?

What I want to know, given that we cannot ask very detailed questions this morning, is whether the Commission will undertake to provide the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection with a detailed report on what has happened in Rio.

Some may say that the need to safeguard the public in this respect has come a little late in the day.

The Continent of Africa is quite capable of feeding not only itself but most of the world.

It came to us a little late but we have made good progress.

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Their voices, however late in the day they have come, should be heeded.

In somatic gene therapy the point at which abuse, in the sense of human selection start is blurred if this form of therapy is to be developed as a medical option to eliminate severe hereditary disorders, a clear, statutory list must also be drawn up of the hereditary disorders concerned

There is not much time until then, and we regret that this directive was proposed so late.

Several Member States' replies were received late or were incomplete.

If success is coming at this late stage, I am grateful.

I agree with you that this matter must be settled, but I have told you how things actually stand at present.

Most scholars agree that the rape or seduction of Chrysippus was a late addition to the Theban myth.

Justice which is delayed or which comes too late is, ultimately, always a negation of Justice itself.

Liberals have always favoured a multilateral resolution to the problems posed by Iraq, and if the coalition is belatedly coming round to that view, then it is better late than never.

One such case belatedly came to the attention of the United Nations Human Rights Committee.

Very late in the CoCo 2 production run, an enhanced VDG was available.

I believe that some damage may occur but that it is mostly exaggerated.

Hence the need belatedly conceded by the British Government for an inquiry into energy policy.

Water quality has improved in larger rivers and many lakes but, nevertheless, the majority of Member States have either not done enough or they have acted too late.

Only in the agenda on Monday, 11 June did we get this oral question which is itself dated too late.

With regard to olive oil, it should be borne in mind that producers in Spain and Portugal will make considerable gains from the accelerated price alignment and the Commission therefore takes the view that it would be unreasonable to expect an immediate additional increase in the production aid, as this would risk stimulating overproduction in a market situation cunently characterized by an excessive supply.

Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, it is certainly late for us to be tackling the celebrated precautionary principle.

Our eyes have been opened very late to the acute danger that the North Korean regime poses to the international community as well.

Menes also appears in demotic novels of the Graeco Roman Period, demonstrating that, even that late, he was regarded as important figure.

We were consulted too late, on 7 December to be precise, but even so, we appointed Mr Nicholson as rapporteur and he presented his draft report immediately, the following day, which was 8 December.

Mr de Miguel, I would like to apologise for the late start to Question Time.

Turning to the two amendments submitted by Mr Ferber, first of all they have come in rather late in the day.

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Of course we will have a greater battle than the one he has mentioned in relation to acceptance by contracting parties of the per hectare payments and the premiums to be allowed under the green box criteria.

This can lead to increasing problems in the sale of collected materials, especially in the countries that have introduced their own recycling programmes only at a late stage.

Morton was executed on 2 June 1581, belatedly charged with complicity in Lord Darnley's murder.