Of course, I gave them names.

Only then will a genuine partnership between the two regions be possible.

Similar things have happened before, of course.

And of course, there's been economic growth in the West.

The document is too extensive, but I consider, without wishing to discuss individual sections...

And of course there is not a quorum this morning either.

Of course, such externalities have always existed.

Now she blamed this on my father's side, of course.

The second question concerns premiums for Italy and the rest of the EU.

They have, of course, always been quite frequent.

Of course, it is important that we should check that there is an adequate legal base.

Naturally we'd have given anything to have found them alive.

You know, we have to let woman make up their own minds.

That is why, of course, there have also been strong exchanges of opinion along the way.

It is the best way of disseminating information imaginable.

This, I think, is the problem rather than any funda mental defect in the policy itself.

Of course, there have been thinkers who have suggested different ways of looking at God.

Mr Vié. (F) I thank the Commissioner for his answer but his answer does not satisfy me.

Of course, every kind of pogrom against castes, tribes, religions has been seen here.

And you could think about it with other numbers, but hopefully, that gives you a little bit of an intuition.

One of the consequences of the great difficulty of getting these people into court and then making the charges stick when you get there is that it seems that a number of authorities have decided that their resources are better invested in going after the guarantor who is available tangible and has a cheque book.

I myself restated clearly the position of the Commission in my speech on the 1980 budget last July.

This observation refers to the amendments to the provisions made by the British Government after the motion for a resolution was tabled.

However, it seems to me that Mr Spinelli is putting the cart before the horse, to use an old expression.

Of course there have been many suggestions here today for which we are grateful regarding the proposed situation in the rye sector.

Of course, there has been important progress, especially on the Basel III agenda to create more resilient capital and liquidity buffers.

It seems, therefore, that the enlarged Bureau is unanimous, or almost unanimous, in feeling that this Parliament must vote on 110 amendments to its own Rules in two hours at the next partsession.

It is something which the European Democratic Group have wanted to see for a long time.

And you have managed to achieve this democratization of the legislative process without impairing its effectiveness.

The European Union is of course more than ready to help reconstruct southern Lebanon as soon as conditions on the ground allow.

We have Commissioner Barnier's word on this, while of course we can be even more radical ahead of the coming programme period.

Yes, there would have been risks, as IMF chief economist Olivier Blanchard has pointed out, but running those risks would have been well worth it.

Kellett Bowman (PPE). This question could be addressed in writing to the Danish representatives as well. It is only a numbers question.

Question No 5 by Mr Enright (H 622 80)

With 200 000 fatalities in Burundi, Commissioner, there is clearly a need for a peace deal or a peace accord.

Oh, of course, of course!

Of course. Of course.

Of course they are.

Oh, quite, quite, quite.

To put it another way, no single steel industry in the Community will ever be profitable again unless the targets which we have proposed are achieved and the steel policy proposed by the Commission is accepted.

Of course, both sides are guilty of infringements, but Lord Judd' s diagnosis is pretty unequivocal genocide.

Oh of course, of course.

Yes, of course, you do

Of course, Colley, of course.

Oh, of course, of course.