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We have to be able to respond.
As already mentioned, we need to be more flexible in order to be able to respond more effectively.
The need to be able to respond in'real time' was underlined in this respect.
It is crucial, as you have said, to be able to respond promptly.
In order to be able to respond and assist in time, the EU monitors countries, regions and/or conflicts.
It would make it much easier to be able to respond to the lively debate.
I need to be able to respond to the flour to ensure that I can work the dough accordingly.
At the same time, Europe needs to be able to respond to unfair foreign subsidies.
To be able to respond to that in a serious and responsible manner, we would need time to conduct a proper investigation.
We expect above all to be able to respond to our citizens' needs.
This requires the provision of a valid e-mail address so thatwe know who is sending the request and for us to be able to respond.
The European Union therefore urgently needs to be able to respond efficiently in such emergencies.
To be able to respond to the global food challenge for 2050, it is crucial to treat people, animals and the environment responsibly.
We do of course need flexibility as well to be able to respond to new dangers and new situations.
I sincerely hope that Belarus will continue along the path of positive change it embarked on last year,thereby offering the opportunity for the EU also to be able to respond positively.
We would need time to conduct a proper investigation. To be able to respond to that in a serious and responsible manner.
To be able to respond effectively to patients' needs, we also require some rules which will allow medical staff to be mobile, while maintaining at the same time a balance at national health care system level so that no state will end up with a shortage of medical staff.
On this note it is important to have statistical data in order to be able to respond to undesirable trends.
European Union economies need to be able to respond to the competition and the opportunities offered by China and other emerging economies in Asia.
When the electrical impulses are calming down,the neurons in the brain starts to be able to respond to the light bodies and the aura.
In the abovementioned report, the European Council also emphasised that in order to be able to respond more rapidly and more effectively to emerging crisis situations, the Union needsto strengthen the responsiveness and efficiency of its resources and tools, as well as their synergy.
I want everyone to have a chance to speak, but for Mrs Espinosa andCommissioner Rehn to be able to respond, you must all speak for just one minute.
Whereas the Community needs to be able to respond rapidly to emergencies or situations of particular importance in order to enhance the credibility and effectiveness of its commitment to the promotion of human rights and democratic principles in countries where such situations arise;
It is very important to notice such changes in time to be able to respond and take the necessary measures.
Whereas, in order to be able to respond more effectively to requests addressed to them, Community bodies, the Member States and those involved in the field should be able to have recourse to an Agency in order to obtain technical, scientific and economic data of use in the field of health and safety at work;
We need to ensure that our policies are flexible enough to be able to respond quickly to those difficulties and upsets.
When we look at the advancing use of technology, in particular the dangers that may emanate from that technology, it is essential that this Parliament, and indeed the European Union as a whole,is seen to be able to respond quickly to those new innovations, as well as those new risks.
This new policy should also be part of a global vision, with one major challenge: to be able to respond to the doubling of demand for food production and supply that will take place between now and 2050, in a context characterised by water scarcity, reduction of arable land and by a new energy agreement dictated by the fight against climate change.
Secondly, the Commission has monitored closely Japanese exports to the Community in certain sensitive areas, so as to be able to respond rapidly in case of market disturbance.
Clearly, European universities must be developed continuously for us to be able to respond to new social challenges and ever-increasing international competition.