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The crisis has demonstrated that some things can happen extremely quickly.
Cooperation in responding to the refugee crisis has demonstrated the value of coordinated efforts.
This raises serious issues of security of supply, as the recent crisis has demonstrated.
The Greek crisis has demonstrated the need for enhanced economic governance.
The positive response to combating the financial and economic crisis has demonstrated the importance of EU regional policy.
The financial crisis has demonstrated the need to further strengthen EU supervisory arrangements.
For Scotland and the rest of the UK to enter into a currency union without a political union,after the euro crisis has demonstrated all the pitfalls, would be a retrograde step that neither side should contemplate.
The economic crisis has demonstrated the need for public action to support private activities that are in difficulty.
The reforms undertaken in recent years are unprecedented, but the crisis has demonstrated how much the interdependence of our economies has increased since the foundation of the Economic and Monetary Union.
Yet the crisis has demonstrated that markets are not efficient, and they are unable to allow an efficient allocation of capital.
The current economic, financial and social crisis has demonstrated that the European Union's economic governance model has not worked as well as would be ideal.
The crisis has demonstrated that the insolvency of an entity affiliated to a group can rapidly impact the solvency of the whole group and, thus, even have its own systemic implications.
The recent financial crisis has demonstrated the need to regulate credit rating agencies(CRAs).
The crisis has demonstrated many things: that our regulatory framework was not robust enough; that markets do not always self-correct; and worse, that they were exposed to unmonitored systemic risks.
Member of the Commission.- The crisis has demonstrated the need for establishing a crisis resolution framework for the euro area.
Above all, the crisis has demonstrated that markets left unregulated do not always self-correct and are prone to systemic risk.
However, as is the case in many other areas of this sector, the crisis has demonstrated three key problems: lack of competition, over-reliance on external ratings in the regulatory framework and no liability for CRA ratings.
However, the crisis has demonstrated the dangers created by the current system: the lack of competition and a lack of accountability and transparency of agencies in particular.
The current financial crisis has demonstrated the risks taken, and lack of capital held to cover those risks, by many banks.
The financial crisis has demonstrated that such characteristics increase uncertainty in times of market stress and, consequently, present risks to financial and economic stability.
The financial crisis has demonstrated how those characteristics increased uncertainty in markets in times of stress, and posed risks to financial stability.
Indeed, the financial crisis has demonstrated that there are three key problems in how these agencies operate: lack of competition, over-reliance on external ratings and no accountability.
(HU) Ladies and gentlemen, the crisis has demonstrated that the countries of Central and Eastern Europe outside the euro area are much more vulnerable than those where the single currency is used.
(HU) Madam President,the economic crisis has demonstrated that the service sectors are far more vulnerable than industrial policy, and Europe must therefore once again focus on the latter.
The current financial and economic crisis has demonstrated that the EU needs increasingly strong economic and monetary governance so that the stability of the euro and the monetary union itself are not undermined.
The current economic crisis has demonstrated that the present economic governance model does not go far enough and cannot allow for progressive integration that will ensure the stability of EU economies.
The current economic crisis has demonstrated that coordination of economic policy has not worked in the Union, nor have the frameworks for governance, for economic supervision or for regulating financial services.
Whereas the European crisis has demonstrated the need for Europe to diversify its economic activities, and the importance of analysing new models of innovation and knowledge which may create new employment at local level.
The recent gas crisis has demonstrated the absolute need for Member States to join forces at Community level and show solidarity, both in crisis situations and in devising and implementing joint solutions which are mutually beneficial.
The current economic, financial and social crisis has demonstrated that the economic governance model in force in the European Union has not worked: the surveillance framework has shown itself to be very weak and the rules of the Stability and Growth Pact have not been respected.