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Why are our people so disappointed?

But on how many occasions have we taken a position, at the drop of a hat, on the reactions or attitudes of countries all over the world ?

Mr President, fellow members.

As we know, the Prag report was not given these votes. What are we doing?

This is wrong!

Colleagues, you know the rules.

Ladies and gentlemen, let us make no mistake about this.

Eureka, divorced from the Community and the Commission would be a headless chicken running aimlessly in different directions.

Mr Früh (PPE). (DE) Madam President, ladies and gentlemen!

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This would be really helpful and simplify the work of the police and courts.

Ladies and gentlemen, I must ask for your cooperation.

Ladies and gentlemen, just look at Finland.

What was the criticism about, ladies and gentlemen?

Colleagues, we appear to have a difficulty.

We are working in a crowded market, colleagues.

Thank you, Mr President, ladies and gentlemen.

So, colleagues, let us take an interest again.

Ladies and gentlemen, I thank you for this debate.

Colleagues, the Rules of Procedure are clear.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would imagine that certain honourable members are delighted.

The Commission is, therefore, producing just half a proposal instead of a proper decision on the overall alcohol market.

(Applause from the left) and brought the very basis of NATO into question.

Mr Debatisse (PPE). (FR) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, our debate on farm prices today is being held in a difficult context and a few minutes will not be enough to cover all aspects.

President. The result of the vote was perfectly clear.

Mr Coimbra Martins (S), rapporteur. (PT) Erasmus!

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Not too much should be expected of the ESF, and not too much should be asked of it.

Ladies and gentlemen you have another chance.

Mr Brok (PPE). (DE) Mr President, honourable Members.

The nuclear policy of all European governments, left and right, has been to negotiate for the reduction and ultimate removal of all nuclear weapons.

Just a quick word on flexibility.

GRIFFITHS (S). Mr President, the leader of the Socialist Group, Mr Arndt, has already underlined our determination to see that the structural funds get better treatment this year than in the past.

Training programmes should facilitate the task.

It happened through this Parliament.

Why is this essential?

But what if the RSPCA had not been active? What about other countries?

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Why does the proposal have to be dealt with urgently, and why is this debate necessary?

I must say I feel a little bit cynical when I hear Mr Howell bemoaning the fact that British farmers have to make so many sacrifices.

From now on, ladies and gentlemen, we have to show pragmatism.

I would like to remind Members of what the Commission has to say in its fitst ever report on subsidies.

EPHREMIDIS (CG). (GR) For decades, Mr President, 12 million Kurds have been living in Turkey, and millions more live in Syria and Iraq.

PRESIDENT. (GR) Ladies and Gentlemen, Lord Inglewood made himself clear.