We cannot legislate to ensure ethical conduct.

This sort of ungentlemanly conduct is not acceptable.

Codes of conduct and ethical committees are not enough.

We need to conduct a serious analysis of the matter.

We will need to conduct this general discussion then too.

Prevention is better than cure.

A cure is still far too expensive.

Except that there is no cure here.

However, a good audit is not in itself a miracle cure.

A reduction in working time is certainly not a cure - all.

Firstly, the attendance list must really be an attendance list and not a transit list.

I would ask you to amend the attendance register accordingly.

There are, however, no attendance allowances for working at home.

I shall take your speech as an appeal for more assiduous attendance.

For some strange reason, my name is missing from the register of attendance.

We must continue to nurture that guilty conscience.

If we are going to benefit from the biotechnology industry, we need to nurture the industry.

Research seems to show that our traditions are tending to converge slowly.

In my country nicotine replacement therapy is only available by medical prescription.

You can opt to buy replacement therapy rather than overdose on cigarettes.

We would not be having this debate if triple therapy cost a dollar.

I am also pleased, however, that we have succeeded in clamping down on germ - line gene therapy.

And, finally, it applies to genetic therapy and interventions on the human genome.

Such treatment is discriminatory.

It should receive special treatment.

Here, too, the treatment is unfair.

It deserves proper and transparent treatment.

The children are undergoing psychiatric treatment.