Re - legalisation would only further reward bad behaviour.

We must not penalise but reward these people for their mobility.

However, it must resolve it in a way that does not reward blackmail.

It means freedom to realize one 's potential and to reap reward from doing so.

We must reward those nations which are making the effort to live by the rules of good governance.

Effective compensation is essential.

This compensation is called a premium.

Compensation of victims is almost non - existent.

Compensation has not yet been fully paid out.

Now, you say that the compensation fund is insufficient.

There is no financial incentive.

We are therefore increasing the incentive here.

This would be a tremendous incentive to continuing the illegal hunt.

This means, however, that we should reinforce convergence and incentive instruments.

27234 The eco - management and audit scheme will be an incentive.

The introduction of soya may pay off.

Some countries instead used considerable amounts to pay off public debts.

Poor families in debt give their children on loan to the creditors as deposit, or to pay off their loans.

Finally, it must not be a case of the last person off the island turning the lights off.

The neighbourhood was tipped off in time and the whole plan was called off.

Thirdly, the mileage allowance must actually correspond to the journeys made.

The first is a general consideration.

That is the prime consideration.

This report merits careful consideration.

Roaming warranted more detailed consideration.

They, too, deserve our consideration.

It is our only chance of mitigating farmers' loss of earnings, at least in the medium term.

E - money does not mean that money is created.

The important thing is for money to generate more money.

If there is no money then say: we need the money.

Dirty money is turned into respectable money.

In my book, new money is money you have not spent already.

Premium, high - speed, high - quality services have opened up new markets at premium prices.

This compensation is called a premium.

Instead, the proposal will introduce still more bureaucratic and expensive premium schemes.

A second point is a premium scheme for the use of nets, which restricts additional catches.

For example, a woman genetically disposed to breast cancer must pay a higher premium than other women.

Finally, it is also important from the consumer 's point of view that new remuneration schemes, i.

His suggestion for remuneration of network operators is a welcome balance of the interests at stake.