Butz. (DE) There must be a gap in my knowledge here.

Then there is the issue of introducing flexible working what others might call precarious working conditions.

We must vote in favour of this motion for a resolution and we want the Commission to respond to this concern on our part.

Our words can change the whole world, because we are all together, united for the cause of education.

In any case, I shall try to explain the order of the votes as clearly as possible.

The point here is surely that we can agree now that the process of harmonization should proceed with all due speed.

This means that when a new Commission is appointed, a Parliament has not only the right but also the duty to express its views and vote on the matter.

We give honor to a great woman who was so supportive of our struggle and advocacy.

All they said was, Our Lord, forgive us our sins and our excesses.

Mr Glinne (S). (FR) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the amendment tabled jointly by the

Mr Ferber' s report, which we are debating today, highlights the need for a more rigorous budget policy for our institution. We are in favour of this.

The Treaty also meets these concerns .

Because I feel an urgency about this.

This matter is important for us Finns.

It is to express our absolute rejection of the report s concerns that we have voted against it.

And second, and probably the more reflective one, is just about how much each of us can hold problems in opposition when they're really not that way.

The Commission welcomes the collaboration with Parliament in further advancing our common cause of democracy and human rights.

To Mr de la Malène I would also like to say that I appreciate entirely his point that the fact that agriculture stands supreme, the fact that agriculture is like a skyscraper surrounded by hovels, is not a reflection on budgetary decisions.

Our diverging views on Amendment No 5 may lie more in the wording used than in any disagreement on its intent.

It is making an impact with the citizens.

Nor did they say aught but O our Lord, forgive us our sins and excesses in our acts, and steady our steps, and help us against unbelieving people.

And they never said anything except that they invoked, Our Lord! Forgive us our sins and the excesses committed during our efforts, and keep our feet steady, and bestow us help over the disbelievers.

Nothing else they said but, 'Lord, forgive us our sins, and that we exceeded in our affair, and make firm our feet, and help us against the people of the unbelievers.'

And their speech was naught but that they said our Lord! forgive us our sins and our extravagance in our affairs, and make our foothold firm, and make us triumph over the disbelieving people.

And they said nothing but Our Lord! Forgive us our sins and our transgressions (in keeping our duties to You), establish our feet firmly, and give us victory over the disbelieving folk.

Their only words were, Our Lord, forgive us our offences, and our excesses in our conduct, and strengthen our foothold, and help us against the disbelieving people.

And all they said was this 'Our Lord! Forgive us our sins, and our excesses, and set our feet firm, and succour us against those who deny the Truth.'

Their cry was only that they said Our Lord! forgive us for our sins and wasted efforts, make our foothold sure, and give us victory over the disbelieving folk.

All that they said was, Our Lord, forgive us our sins and our excesses in our affairs, make our feet steady, and help us against the faithless lot.

Their only words were 'Lord, forgive us our sins and that we exceeded in our affair, make us firm of foot and give us victory over the unbelievers'

And their words were not but that they said, Our Lord, forgive us our sins and the excess committed in our affairs and plant firmly our feet and give us victory over the disbelieving people.

The only words that they spoke were, Lord, forgive our sins and our excess in our dealings, make us steadfast (in the fight for Your cause), and grant us victory over the unbelievers.

And their saying was no other than that they said Our Lord! forgive us our faults and our extravagance in our affair and make firm our feet and help us against the unbelieving people.

All that they said was Our Lord! Forgive us our sins and anything We may have done that transgressed our duty Establish our feet firmly, and help us against those that resist Faith.

It offers an opportunity to express our concerns firmly, directly and in detail to the representative of the SPDC.

I propose, with regard to those still wishing to speak, to invite you to make your points of order after our debate.

I want to talk about how the things we've been taught to think about giving and about charity and about the nonprofit sector are actually undermining the causes we love and our profound yearning to change the world.

I want to talk about how the things we've been taught to think about giving and about charity and about the nonprofit sector, are actually undermining the causes we love, and our profound yearning to change the world.

Our agricultural policy is founded on the principle of multifunctionality and on family run farms, and the production of safe and high quality food is a matter of concern for farmers like us.

This is precisely the concern that brings us here and which led our rapporteur to find a way of setting a time limit for our examination of the Commission's financial management.

CITIZENS CONCERNS

the concerns of civil society.

We will now attempt to establish direct bilateral or multilateral discussions, trying to see what direct confrontation can achieve.

There is nothing personal about Blogging for a cause.

We like too the idea of an annual report on the pro gress of the programme because we believe this is essential in helping to keep those concerned with the implementation of the programme on their toes.