He raised a problem.

He posed a problem.

We are discussing a serious matter.

In practice, this problem has never arisen.

The previous speaker mentioned this problem.

It was the case I put then.

He came to see how our economy was doing.

The Commission is aware of the problem cited.

arrangements with them.

GMOs are an issue that has been raised already.

My colleague Mr Alyssandrakis has raised the issue.

Why is this issue being raised by men?

LEHIDEUX, rapporteur. (FR) This amendment raises a problem.

It has got nothing to do with development but the decision has been taken.

Wc already have a doubling of the structural Funds within the interinstitutional agreement.

I thank the Nationalists for having raised this.

We are not forgetting this contribution the Americans have made.

The Commission is aware of the problem raised by the honourable Member.

The question of chilled meat was raised.

The Commission is not unaware of the problem to which the honourable Member refers.

The final subject you raised with me was the subject of Pakistan.

One of the things you could do on your own, without being dependent on others, is to have a satellite system.

I am pleased that it has been raised in this House.

Let me turn to the key issues raised in the amendments proposed.

So surely Parliament, which started the proceedings, cannot now turn round and say 'Ha!

PRAG (ED). Mr President, I rise with great reluctance, but I feel that your answer on the question of Mr Arafat really was not satisfactory.

I will confine my remarks to the Commission's most import ant proposals.

KRIEPS (S). (FR) Mr President, the Tempus programme is necessary and the Socialist Group supports the Commission proposal.

A third problem has been raised by Mrs Dührkop with regard to the multiannual programmes.

The workers at BNFL raised the issue.

There is a further problem on page 68, similar to that raised by Sir Christopher.

Many commentators immediately focused on the issue of proving the occurrence of rape in court.

We made strong representations to all the appropriate parties, making use of all possible channels, including the United Nations, whose intervention we requested.

All we are asking is that Europe supports this initiative and tries to get majority backing for it.

I have noted in particular research carried out in France in this particular area which has led to the French Government taking action in banning certain substances. stances.

It is a problem that arose in Mr Nisticò's report on blood.

Mr Curry raised the question of a multiannual res ponse to the question of the 'weight of the past'.

The question raised by the honourable Member does not fall within the scope of Euro pean political cooperation.

The issue raised by the honourable Member is outside the scope of European political cooperation.

Please do not try and maintain the fiction that the Commission intends to offer up the Community to third country banks without ensuring that Community banks have equal opportunities in third countries.

However, the issue raised by Mr Wurtz is clearly central.

The first concerns the issue of category 4, which my colleague has already touched on.

But Benjamin Chiang is not quite happy with how AWARE raised the issue.

Firstly, there is the issue of SMEs, which was raised in the report.

Unfortunately, most European governments merely shrug their shoulders when the issue is raised.