It is a crime against human dignity.

14615 It is a question of dignity.

Freedom is based on human dignity.

This is a flagrant violation of human dignity.

Finally, fundamental rights are based on human dignity.

Projects should have genuine merit.

All these machinations merit sanctions.

These issues certainly merit closer examination.

This whole point has a lot of merit.

Openness and appointments based on merit are essential.

Quality has a price, but pollution could well have a much higher price tag in future.

The price we are not prepared to pay is the price of irresponsibility.

We fix the guide price and then base compensation on the average market price.

The price of these sugar products fluctuates quite independently of the price of sugar.

Of course price is important.

The real difficulty is to reconcile the three objectives and rank them in order of importance.

It is therefore necessary to replace historic value with fair value.

A condition of this type may have no legal value, but it is nonetheless of great symbolic value.

The value of fundamental human rights was placed above the value of classic state sovereignty.

Secondly, the value of a timetable.

They have outstanding universal value.

Please take this into account.

That should be taken into account.

We must take that into account.

We will take account of it.

We have to take it into account.

That is the clear consequence of this.

It is a consequence of our promoting human rights.

This is an unfortunate consequence of today 's debate.

As a consequence the system will be more transparent.

Injuries, arrests and further oppression are always the consequence.

Yesterday the whole position changed with the position the Commission has taken on the legal base.

This position is illogical.

That is the official position.

The opposing position is unrealistic.

Our position must be intelligible.

Obviously, we must regard environmental crimes as seriously as we regard all other criminal acts.

But nothing is moving in regard to employment, in regard to foreign policy or to internal security.

I regard that as discrimination.

I regard that as unacceptable.

I regard that as major progress.

That is really a prize worth having and worth having as quickly as possible.

It is worth repeating that.

Human life is worth protecting.

That alone is worth a compliment.

That point is worth emphasising.