I refused rather too vehemently.

I would counter that very strongly.

This is my urgent plea.

That is why innocent people were thrown into prison.

I would strongly argue the opposite.

I fully recognise the force with which he puts the point.

I was surprised at the vehemence of Mrs Frassoni's criticisms.

We strongly recommend that the proposal be withdrawn.

So far, the whole of the Community environment policy has been based on the task of legislative harmonization, but without the funding necessary to allow our action in defence of the environment to have a more profound effect.

We have, however, very strongly disputed the existence of a relationship of cause and effect.

I really would appeal to Commissioner Nielson to act quickly.

I strongly urge that we vote for Mr Raggio's report.

We cannot be harsh enough in condemning the disproportionate and indiscriminate use of force.

I cannot stress this enough and I would like to say that we voted for the text.

As politicians, we must defend that right vehemently in future.

Others advocate such research, and do so with great vehemence.

The chief priests and the scribes stood, vehemently accusing him.

And the chief priests and scribes stood and vehemently accused him.

I speak very strongly against urgency, Mr President.

THYSSEN (PPE). (NL) Mr President, I note from the agenda for this week, page 13 of the Dutch language

I think that it is Parliament' s duty to react robustly.

We strongly reaffirm this, because that dictatorship has left an appalling trail of blood in its wake.

Just nine projects, and I ask myself why you are so vehement in their defence.

It is extremely important in my view that this House gives strong support to that paragraph.

Here in Europe, a stone's throw away from this Chamber, a savage and criminal practice is being carried out on a daily basis the rape of women who are treated as 'war booty' or, what is worse, the instruments of ethnic strategies.

There are many questions we must discuss How strongly will we push the question of Article 13?

Well, when the green Minister had the audacity to propose a complete night ban, all of a sudden, Belgium was not big enough for the fierce discussion which followed.

The Union utterly condemns the perpetrators and sponsors of these acts of barbarism.

I have just heard Mr Robert Evans speaking vehemently about these matters.

I ask you to communicate strongly to President Bush that there is no truth in this allegation.

Europe must also make its loud voice heard, however, by avoiding divisions and conflict.

That issue was raised in the Council and many Member States strongly contested that position.

This trade dispute is a long standing one and began, as we know, before Portugal and Spain joined the Com munity.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I strongly support the Community's initiative against anti personnel mines.

It is therefore with force that I wish to counter Mr Sakellariou's Amendment No 6.

I believe that even the populist emphasis, which was supported so vehemently, does not solve the problem but rather creates even more uncertainty.

Until we begin to condemn such things just as roundly, there will be no peace in the Middle East.

The people will put up increasingly stubborn resistance to transport violations of their environment.

I believe that the Commission needs to send out a strong signal of its determination to reduce road casualties.

If we are to condemn the suicide bombers, as of course we must, we must condemn what has happened in Jenin just as vigorously.

This is also urged in the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development's report.

We absolutely deplore the dreadful acts carried out by the terrorist groups, and we condemn them most vigorously.

Freedom of speech had existed since Brazil's independence and was strongly defended by Pedro II.

Would you please respect the rules you are trying so strongly to defend.

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