Right, right, right.

That is not exactly true.

It isn't totally exact.

That's not quite right.

That's not completely accurate.

All this and more we can do and the time we should start to do it is now.

Now, you haven't got that straight either...

Now that's not quite true.

That is what this particular report seems to be advocating.

That is totally correct.

Exactly, 1

That is quite correct.

Quite right!

That is absolutely right.

That is absolutely correct.

It's quite true, what it says there.

Right! That's absolutely right.

It'll be quite all right.

That's quite correct.

Everyone says, Yes, that is quite right .

Let me say once again that, at home and abroad, con sistency, cohesion and solidarity must dictate action by Europe as a partner.

Indeed, I should like to take this opportunity, whilst addressing the Chamber, to thank the committees, and in particular the rapporteurs, for the extremely important job that has been done, in a way which I repeat Mr President is undoubtedly a new achievement.

Figures do not add up because of rounding.

The figures do not fully add up because of rounding.

That is quite right and it complies with the Treaty.

That's not quite right. It's even completely wrong in many cases.

And that's interesting to me, because that's absolutely right.

PANTAZI (S), rapporteur. (GR) Mr President, since the procedure is a new one, and to be sure of the matter, I propose that we should vote on the amended common position.

What she has said here is completely justified.

What Mr Dell'Alba has said is absolutely right.

But that is not strictly accurate we are hardly surrounded by an empty wasteland.

It is therefore not quite accurate for the report to talk in terms of democratisation.

Sadly, that is not the case.

With regard to the Annex, this was the subject of quite a laborious discussion, because there is a tendency and this is very understandable to tackle in quantitative terms the definition of the mode of usage of visual display units.

It is not quite accurate to say today that the French gas market is not open to competition.

Now that's not quite true. There's one other way, and that's through sweating.

It is absolutely right that we have to make it clear this is not a clash of civilisations.

This could not be further from the truth.

Like every superpower the Community is drifting further and further from its citizens in these reports.

Therefore, Mrs Jackson, what the Financial Times said is not true at all.

It is perfectly true that the United States wanted to go further.

It is perfectly correct that we need to apply this in certain cases.

It is absolutely right that it should be taken seriously.

Now with regard to frontier crossing posts, what Mr Rogalla has said is perfectly right.

The Committee was almost unanimous on this policy, and I hope that the initiative of the Community and its institutions will be encouraged by an appropriate attitude and not a purely formal one on the part of our Assembly.