Can the Commission give some examples of existing Community rules that it could not have proposed if the principle of subsidiarity enshrined in the Maastricht Treaty had been in force?

There is no ambiguity, there is no uncertainty.

Anyone can see that this is where the ambiguity of the European construction lies.

There's an ambiguity of what that should be that we should do, and then we do something.

My mandate on this point is clear and completely unambiguous.

The Commission is firmly convinced of the success of the summit, as I have said.

Moral ambiguity takes off.

We consistently said that the initial ambiguity was both political and institutional.

It's a little bit less ambiguous.

Naturally, the documents these bodies hold must unambiguously be included within the scope of provisions on accessibility.

Before doing so, however, I wish to remove any ambiguity about the future role of the Convention.

Moral ambiguity starts to climb.

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And ambiguity, to me, is very uncomfortable in my life, and I have it. Moral ambiguity.

I am not able to state a position on Amendments Nos 47 and 48, which are interesting per se, because there is as yet no official Commission position on them, but we are bound to have an opportunity of discussing these amendments, perhaps on second reading.

As this would remove a possible ambiguity, that amendment should apply with retrospective effect for all beneficiary countries.

Did you feel a sense of moral ambiguity?

Did you feel a sense of moral ambiguity?

Moral ambiguity starts to climb.

Moral ambiguity. It is constantly there.

To be clear, we also note that the composition of our institutions cannot be modified as a result.

Why is there this impression of woolliness?

Ambiguity is very wrong here.

We are convinced, it is our hope, that this text which we hope will not need any form of conciliation will become a clear, unambiguous legislative point of reference.

PRESIDENT. In order to avoid any ambiguity, we will listen to the tapes again and establish precisely what was agreed.

The phrase 'illegal trafficking' is used or added to ensure or we hope to ensure linguistic clarity and to avoid any ambiguity.

There is also a big question of ambiguity.

They are open minded in the face of ambiguity.

There is quite a lot of double talk here tonight.

This ambiguity must be clarified.

The 1701 was chosen to avoid any possible ambiguity according to Jefferies, the numbers 3, 6, 8, and 9 are too easily confused .

Mr Delors said that it is really difficult for the Commission to monitor fully the situation in European countries, at least among the Twelve.

The 1973 directive clearly and unambiguously defined chocolate as a product made with sugar and cocoa.

In Annex VI, the term structural statistical indicators should be replaced by structural financial indicators in order to avoid confusion.

There is also a big question of ambiguity.

The Community still has a great deal to do to coordinate economic policies.

It could now last for anything between three and five years.

. (FR) I think there is some ambiguity surrounding this issue.

I think that is the cause of this confusion.

Any ambiguity in this field will lead to disaster.

It must take a position and combat the prevailing ambiguity.

. (NL) Mr President, as rapporteur, I would not like to see any ambiguity left about one section in the decision making process.

To Africans today it still does not have any ambiguous meaning.

There was, however, a certain ambiguity about quasi inheritance.

They use ambiguity that comes from using technology.