Merely renegotiating those agreements would serve no purpose.

State development aid must be increased to the poorest.

Can we afford to say and do such things today?

Mr President, it would be indeed tempting to enter into this debate.

It would be of no use whatever.

Yes, it might be.

This certainly could not be concealed since the consequences of such actions are visible.

But these dangerous substances do not just occur in isolation, but often also in preparations for which no uniform European labelling rules existed.

Be a good idea, wouldn't it?

ble impetus by the opinion of the Committee on Development and Cooperation.

Under that Article this proposal should be put to the vote immediately.

In fact, the contrary would be very astonishing, said Herbert.

Failure now would be more costly than in the past.

With few resources, it would be indeed difficult for young candidates to win any elections.

This action would be neither practical nor productive.

That is draconian and does not even allow the right that would be allowed to a soldier in wartime or time of emergency to have a court martial.

In it the Council says that it is interested in our completing our work as early as today if possible.

I ask because this would prejudice the chances of keeping open the future status of Kosovo.

Britain's financial situation would become grave indeed.

While Diop holds that the Greeks learned from a superior Egyptian civilization, he does not argue that Greek culture is simply a derivative of Egypt.

This obviously also produces major housing problems.

Secondly, the current situation which allows waste to be dumped at sea freely and with impunity will inevitably have a boomerang effect which cannot fail to make itself felt on the seas and on human beings.

It would be advisable for the Commission to exercise as much influence as it can in this direction.

We ought rather to say, for example, that we will aim for an 85 cut by 1992 and a total ban by 1996.

This is because it is very important not to be without the medicine, even for a short time.

We are also thinking here of the negative effects of the spread of violence.

It would appear that the President's proposals go against that explanatory comment after Rule 48(5).

I hope it will not disappoint us.

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It would be helpful if States supplied examples of any relevant action taken.

It was, in fact, made quite clear at Tampere that Eurojust would be Europol' s judicial counterpart.

A transparent system of indicators is vital, particularly standardised statistics and a set of comparable, user friendly indicators.

The continued absence of a sound comprehensive regulatory framework to deal with these by products would be a very dangerous thing indeed.

That means the triumph of the back room politics of the big countries, and this will have a paralysing effect.

An eventual real convergence of the levels of direct company taxation would be desirable.

I presented it to you and I said at the time that the creation of a common financial area necessitated a common monetary policy.

After all, a loss of computer records would make the euro equally suspect.

Indeed, this would be a step in the right direction and a step long awaited.

It does not seem to me, how ever, that this awareness, which is so general, has produced any coherent, unequivocal response.

Cooperation between police authorities to compensate for the abolition of border controls will not work if some countries have good data protection, others poor protection and some no protection at all.

It would have been absurd to punish the poorest of the poor.

It would be financed by the State or through state resources.

May be it would have been a good thing to have had a rule to this effect, but nothing was done about it.

The euro itself would be finished after all, its primary task was to break the Bundesbank s dominance in monetary policy.

This measure would not, in fact, require large resources, and it is entirely feasible to implement it.