We must solve these problems.

The eco - tax will solve nothing.

It is trying to solve a difficult problem.

It is not impossible to solve, however.

But it will not solve the problem.

They would then determine their own prices.

This will determine the success of our work.

Such missions will determine the nature of our observation.

We should like to help determine and develop new catching methods.

Social rights should determine economic choices, and not the other way around.

It would be interesting to expound on this, but time is too short.

However, that is something people have to sort out for themselves.

It is important to sort out the structural problems in our economies but this will take time.

I promise you that this is something that we shall certainly sort out.

The problems will remain until we sort out what we are going to do about external expenditure.

Your work is crucial to our job because you are the experts and we then sort out the political problems.

Research situated between applied and basic research now has a lower profile but remains significant.

I moreover believe that this dichotomy between basic research and applied research is a thing of the past.

This advisory group will keep us up to date on the state of research and on future research requirements.

But we are not in favour of the inclusion of military research or research in the defence area.

This is not current research.

They will need to adjust their policies.

It is important to adjust the procedure for two reasons.

New developments and knowledge make it necessary to adjust the existing regulations.

It would also be more difficult to adjust fishing to actual stocks.

We must modernise the existing legislation and adapt and adjust it to a world of change.

The main thing is to make it clear and today we are not clear.

We need clear - cut criteria and clear - cut guidelines.

That is a clear timetable.

This is a clear contradiction.

We need a clear programme.

We should be able to crack this one.

As social democrats, we feel that sustainable energy must be given a fair crack of the whip.

We are trying to crack the code of protective rights for the companies but it is not easy.

That was the case a century ago, and although there was a crack down, it is now back in full force.

The first one is to crack down on the smuggling of human beings as an element of organised crime.

But now we have the key and know how to decipher.

The most important is how we define broadcasting.

We must define a macro - economic policy which aids growth.

First of all we have to define universal service.

No one can define the optimum level of compulsory levies.

It is no mean task to define the precautionary principle.

I detect no political will for change.

These tests can only detect the affected prion protein above a certain level.

5550 We must also detect and break up the criminal networks involved in these activities.

Our task is to detect, trace, freeze, seize and confiscate the proceeds of organised crime.

36159 In my view, that combination is just a touch difficult to detect at the present moment.

Consumers should find out for themselves what tastes best.

We can just as easily find out what happened from the newspapers.

I am therefore keen to find out what our next step will be.

Consumers must ultimately be able to find out where their meat comes from.

I am sure there must be something going on, but we will find out soon enough.

That is indeed strange when we are talking, as has become manifest here, about a system in deep crisis.

Our report is now called a report on fundamental rights rather than a report on human rights.

The annual report is not an evaluating report.

I should like to see a financial report one day complement the present report.

The report on large combustion plants, take two, is also an important report.

We have done so, our report is the subject of the report before you this evening.