| Mrs Brice said that doctors in Canada were now able to give the green light to sufferers to grow small quantities of the drug for personal use. |
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| The council reported that he had provided a compelling case to give the green light for carefully managed commercialization. |
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| The people with the chequebooks at production studios preferred to play it safe and give the green light to directors to do what they do best. |
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| This should give the green light for authorities to continue to tighten policy to contain inflation expectations. |
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| It only needs leadership and courage from you, Commissioner, to give the green light and to start up the process. |
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| The Feira Summit will give the green light particularly to close cooperation between the most developed and the most federally minded nations. |
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| Only the clubs can give the green light for any deal to proceed. |
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| Someday Pyongyang may give the green light, he said, but he is not holding his breath. |
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| So the Court may give the green light to these foreign companies — but it hasn't done so yet. |
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| More particularly, the European Council should give the green light to setting up an agency to help improve border controls. |
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| Firstly, to give the green light to Croatia, a European country that meets all the conditions. |
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| It is curious that the European Commission thinks it has to give the green light to new security measures for Europe's airports. |
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| For my own constituents and for all of Europe's citizens, I give the green light to this proposal. |
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| If you give the green light today for the enlargement of the Union the Treaty of Accession can be signed in the Athens Stoa on 16 April. |
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| I am pleased that it is possible to give the green light to this operation which will offer new and improved services to an industry that is of great importance to the Community's overall competitiveness. |
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| The positive test results now give the green light to the busbar serial production. |
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| The other day we presented in writing the measures on documentation in the coastal shipping sector and I hope that tomorrow the Commission will give the green light to the ports package. |
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| Mr. Powell later called him in New Mexico to give the green light. |
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| I hope that the work in this Parliament and in the Council of Ministers will enable us soon to give the green light to these extremely important measures. |
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| It was only logical for the European Council in Helsinki in December last year to give the green light for the resumption of accession negotiations with Malta when the accession negotiations were extended. |
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| We must therefore give the green light to support for free Internet access through the construction of free-of-charge networks supported by the structural funds and other public funds. |
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| Erwin was also the one to give the green light to the new metro line. |
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| Tomorrow we will vote on one of the most important issues that faces European citizens: whether we give the green light to the Commission to go down the road of looking at the liberalisation of our water sector. |
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| First of all, the European Parliament must give the green light to something and then the national parliaments will decide whether or not to send their soldiers. |
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