We have to abide by the rules as they stand.

To this end, everyone, including our competitors, must abide by the following rules.

We need ground rules for democracy, and in the end we must also abide by them.

It is actually an inhibition on chaos because it tries to institute rules which we all abide by.

Ongoing tensions bear this out.

Some petitions bear many signatures.

Airfares bear out this freedom too.

43268 And it will bear fruit.

I think we should bear this in mind.

And yet he has had to endure great suffering.

All of these refugees have to endure harsh conditions.

484 But in common with others, we too are having to endure the greenhouse effect.

The suicide rate is particularly high among young people who can no longer endure their bleak situations.

They still endure appalling conditions: they are denied access to work, health care and education.

Sometimes travellers need additional support and perhaps more support than the local population.

We are not talking here about extra financial support, but about support in the work of negotiation.

I support his view, as long as this results in income support for those on incomes which are too low.

By nourishing our schoolchildren we also support our dairy farmers who need our support.

We support the aim of the amendments but, nevertheless, we cannot support their wording.

I accept your beliefs, please accept mine.

However, the fact that we accept this strategy does not necessary mean that we accept all the detail.

We accept that, we accept the vitality and the vigour of the market.

I willingly accept your invitation.

I cannot accept that criticism.

I hope that they pass this time.

38485 We must not pass up this unique opportunity.

We must pass this report into law and thus save lives.

I am sure that we all pass on our congratulations to him.

The pass that we have to negotiate is littered with pitfalls.

Until such time, animals will suffer, and people will suffer from a lack of civilisation.

Obviously the animals suffer.

17646 They suffer from multiple discrimination.

They suffer discrimination of all kinds.

People within their own communities therefore suffer.

It will take some years for changes to take effect.

We must take stock and take serious action to cut carbon dioxide emissions.

It is this matching process which may only take hours but in some cases can take months.

In the interests of all industries that rely on the coast we have to take action, and take it now.

No, we must take that   'no'   vote seriously and take it on board in our reflections.

That is how matters stand, however.

Please stand and observe this minute's silence.

The facts stand, and they are appalling.

That is not how things stand, however.

That is what we stand to lose.

This should first of all stand for better service.

They are in direct opposition to the principles that we stand for.

I stand for cast - iron guarantees that universal service obligations will always be protected.

Irrespective of what these groups purport to stand for, this is behaviour that can never be defended.

Today, we have proved that we stand for this, and that is how it should be.

And we should stick to that.

However, we must stick to the facts.

The budget will stick to this principle.

This is a carrot approach without the stick.

That is a sound principle and we must stick to it.

We can no more tolerate this than we can tolerate a lack of access to general documents.

Parliament will not tolerate delay.

We cannot tolerate violence in any form.

Parliament can no longer tolerate such behaviour.

We will not and cannot tolerate this continuing.