Airlines and ultimately passengers will benefit.

1925 This can only benefit our credibility.

I hope that this will be of benefit.

No - one would benefit from this situation.

However, it does not benefit the citizens.

That is a major advantage for both sides.

Indeed, this is one advantage of the present system.

This resolution has the advantage of going beyond emergencies.

This report certainly has the advantage that it exists.

That is where the advantage of a universal service lies.

8888 But it is, as you know, nine years, plus two years, plus one year.

This is not a plus, but a minus.

Plus, the parties tend to take themselves very seriously.

That is what we have on the plus side.

Plus, animal epidemics are again costing us a great deal of money.

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.

Preventing cruelty to animals is almost a form of consumer protection from a different angle.

There are two aspects, the first being the environmental angle.

The rapporteur, however, has viewed the matter mainly from the angle of large ports.

I would approach the problem, however, from the angle of the principle of subsidiarity.

Asset stripping is a punishable offence.

We have asset inflation of global proportions.

To this end, we have an invaluable asset: growth.

42714 It is above all a cultural asset, something precious which should be treasured.

Despite their image of danger, derivatives are usually used by asset managers as insurance.

This is a moral interest, a safety interest and is, ultimately, even in the interest of our economy.

Public health is not just any old interest, it is of general interest.

That is in nobody's interest.

That serves no one 's interest.

That is in nobody 's interest.

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.

No preference on gender grounds was shown towards a man.

My personal preference would be for adopting a more self - critical attitude.

To put it plainly, we wish to favour the principle of preference.

I now turn to the content.

I turn now to the amendments.

I now turn to another subject.

I turn to the question at hand.

We should not turn things round.

I know it is difficult to impart ideals and virtue to another person.

This is a difficult task which is only possible at all by virtue of technological progress.

It also has the virtue of attacking the systems of navigation and exploitation of vessels.