But they will now want more than Mr Jospin's usual lip-service to their environmental concerns.
EU's biggest paymaster and most populous country hence the lip-service that must be paid to its tongue.
Policy-wise, one exception to present futility would be true tax reform, which both parties have paid lip-service to, unconvincingly.
The response, said Einhorn, indicated a company intent on giving lip-service to change rather than actually investigating and reforming.
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Though Mr Bush's stump speeches pay lip-service to other priorities such as the need to control health-care costs or curb frivolous lawsuits they are worryingly one-dimensional.
For all the lip-service Irrational did for this character, I was very disappointed to see that he was rarely used until the end of the game.
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In it, he went to absurd lengths to pay lip-service to the concept of U.S. leadership using the term (or its variants) no fewer than 23 times.
Instead of lip-service to communism and Russian dominance, pay it to capitalism and democracy, and you and your pals can still run Georgia much as you want.
It is devoid even of the lip-service usually paid to the need for deep systemic reform so clearly required if Russia is to achieve long-term economic viability.
Jacques Chirac was a dyed-in-the-wool Gaullist, and La Francafrique was in its essence a Gaullist enterprise, but even Chirac paid lip-service to the notion that times had changed.
Would they meet the Quartet's lip-service requirements by denouncing violence, acknowledging Israel's existence and accepting the Israel-PLO agreements that have brought us the current paradise of peace to the Promised Land?
He pays lip-service to the need for bipartisanship in a national emergency, but portrays Nick Brown, the agriculture secretary, as a well-meaning second-rater without the imagination or sense of urgency the crisis demands.
Despite paying initial lip-service to the need to counteract the debilitating oil-price cycle by saving money during the boom years, he has virtually emptied the fund set up in 1998 for that purpose.
And for all the lip-service Ms Jackson pays to environmental justice, one wonders whether the Obama administration really has the energy, money and political stomach for an activist EPA in the next two years.
Unfortunately, the wire bonder episode reveals that these pledges amounted to little more than empty lip-service paid to appease momentarily the legitimate concerns of an important United States Senator in order to facilitate confirmation.
Islamist movements and secular governments anxious to pay lip-service to Islam have, between them, failed spectacularly to anchor themselves in genuinely Islamic principles: principles which, for Mr Allawi, are as much about inner spirituality as outward religiosity.
To be sure, as a lengthy (if grossly imbalanced) report in the New York Times yesterday makes clear, the Administration has been willing to pay lip-service to the need for such protection whenever it became politically necessary to do so.
Although he pays lip-service to fiscal consolidation, he has, above all, promised to spend and tax his way out of the crisis, leaving French voters with the fantasy that the rich can pay and that their own hardship will be limited.
Does anyone really think that the rejection of John Bolton and his replacement by someone more to the liking of John Kerry and the UN uber alles crowd is going to produce the systemic reform of the United Nations to which even the latter folks are currently paying lip-service?
The Reagan Administration was confronted with an unhappy prospect: Unless the U.S. position in favor of an early completion of such a comprehensive CW ban was modified, it might be forced to conclude an agreement to whose objectives it (and its predecessors) had paid lip-service for years that it knew would, nonetheless, be dangerously flawed and unverifiable.
In this election, voters can choose the status quo -- with some lip service to post-revolutionary reality -- in the form of former foreign minister and later Arab League Secretary General Amre Moussa or ex-civil aviation minister and briefly prime minister Ahmed Shafik.
Having attempted to break through the traditional velvet ropes that guard the resources and contacts of the apparel industry, Whitehead and Glenn quickly learned that while many people gave lip service to eco-responsibility, they were not so ready to act on their statements.
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This year Bush paid lip service to bipartisan co-operation and liberal ideology.
Nobody even pays lip service to the old-fashioned American values anymore.
So far, constitution-builders have paid mainly lip service to the first two and focused instead on the third.
There's much to do during the day -- a golf course that trumps Trump's a mile away, a 10, 000-square-foot spa that provides lip service to native rituals while offering impeccably executed treatments, a sprawling pool, an even grander beach and a restaurant, named Fern, by Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
While paying lip service to the idea, will President-elect Obama use his political skills to sidetrack or, more likely, water down this un-American proposal, made easier by Democrats not gaining a filibuster-proof Senate?
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