Given that there's been very small pickup of NEXUS—and let's be honest, a NEXUS pass is not something the person who wants to go to a Buffalo Bills game is going to get, and not the thing that somebody who wants to go to a Stratford Festival play on a whim is going to have applied for months in advance—what type of work are you doing to ensure that we can find solutions for these casual travellers, most of whom don't have passports, most of whom aren't going to get a NEXUS pass?

– (ES) Madam President, Mr President of the Council, Mr Vice-President of the Commission, ladies and gentlemen, I think it most appropriate for the debate on globalisation to have taken place under the Portuguese Presidency because Portugal is a country whose flag is on the map, because the Portuguese were at the forefront when we Europeans began globalisation, and because globalisation is not a plague upon our heads.

37. Condemns the Iranian President's call for Israel to be wiped off the map; expresses its concerns about the human rights situation in Iran and the fact that – due to Iran's lack of engagement – the human rights dialogue with Iran has been interrupted since its last round in June 2004; calls on Iran to re-engage in the dialogue and, drawing on input from the EU, to define benchmarks aimed at real improvements in the field; welcomes the clear statement in the Council conclusions of 12 December 2005 to this effect; calls on the Council to continue, in particular, its demarches towards Iran on individual cases and welcomes in this reg ...[+++]ard the Austrian Presidency's commitment; expresses its regret at Iran's poor human rights record during the first six months of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's term of office and calls upon the Commission to take all necessary measures within the framework of the European human rights initiative to intensify contacts and cooperation with Iranian civil society and further support democracy and human rights;

37. Condemns the Iranian President's call for Israel to be wiped off the map; expresses its concerns about the human rights situation in Iran and the fact that – due to Iran's lack of engagement – the human rights dialogue with Iran has been interrupted since its last round in June 2004; calls on Iran to re-engage in the dialogue and, drawing on input from the EU, to define benchmarks aimed at real improvements in the field; welcomes the clear statement in the Council conclusions of 12 December 2005 to this effect; calls on the Council to continue, in particular, its demarches towards Iran on individual cases and welcomes in this reg ...[+++]ard the Austrian Presidency's commitment; expresses its regret at Iran's poor human rights record during the first six months of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's term of office and calls upon the Commission to take all necessary measures within the framework of the European human rights initiative to intensify contacts and cooperation with Iranian civil society and further support democracy and human rights;

37. Condemns the Iranian President’s call for Israel to be wiped off the map; expresses its concerns about the human rights situation in Iran and the fact that the human rights dialogue with Iran – due to Iran’s lack of engagement – has been interrupted since its last round in June 2004; calls on Iran to re-engage in the dialogue and, drawing on input from the EU, to define benchmarks aiming at real improvements in the field; welcomes the clear statement in the Council conclusions of 12 December 2005 to this effect; calls on the Council to continue in particular its démarches towards Iran on individual cases and welcomes in this rega ...[+++]rd the Austrian Presidency’s commitment; expresses its regret at Iran's poor human rights record during the first six months of President Mahmouh Ahmadinejad's term of office and calls upon the Commission to take all the necessary measures within the framework of the European human rights' initiative to intensify contacts and cooperation with Iranian civil society and further support democracy and human rights;

For example, on the 57 lots of the village, one of ways they are able to be identified is by reference to a map that comes along with Schedule " B" to the agreement which has those sectors put together to identify where the 57 lots were in the village for the purposes of linking them to the uses and standards that are permissible in Schedule B. You can see them in that configuration.