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There is much to weigh up and take into account.
This is something that we need to weigh up together.
We all need to weigh up the facts, but what standards should we apply?
It is therefore very difficult for us to weigh up the benefits.
It will be necessary to weigh up the advantages and disadvantages achieved.
If you're in the market for a smart speaker,you will need to weigh up which you would like.
I think you need to weigh up all your options and let your conscience decide, Ken.
If you're in the market for a smart speaker,you will need to weigh up which you would like.
We also need to weigh up, as the rapporteur has said, what Parliament has negotiated.
Depending on where you live andhow easy you find it to reach an embassy is something to weigh up.
This requires the Commission to weigh up regional considerations against economic ones.
This provision must be deleted orat least supplemented by the obligation to weigh up the various interests.
It is our job in Parliament to weigh up carefully the impact on different industries and sectors within the EU.
PFIZER ANIMAL HEALTH V COUNCIL measure in a case such as this,which led him wrongly to decline to weigh up the interests at stake.
My wanting to weigh up the pros and cons before rushing in. I would have thought he would value my caution.
I would have thought he would value my caution,my wanting to weigh up the pros and cons before rushing in.
CS I did not come here to weigh up the actions of the Irish Government, the Austrian Government or any other government.
We must ensure that the sector and scientific institutions cooperate much quicker andat a much earlier stage in order to weigh up the plans effectively.
Investment or I do a small Whether I go with full-blown I need to weigh up how investment on them, to run a proper restaurant. much training I would give them.
German media reports tell the stories of students who take on debt without seeking appropriate advice, orare limited in their ability to weigh up the pros and cons of financing options.
It is extremely difficult to weigh up data protection against opportunities to fight crime, and I am genuinely open and ready to discuss this matter.
Every piece of draft legislation should take care not to regulate every detail, but to weigh up carefully where the Member States' regulative competence begins.
Every government should retain the right to weigh up for itself whether the already heavily taxed car drivers- and we are talking about working people who keep the wheels of industry oiled- should be taxed even more.
Here, we have a very high cost for public authorities at a time when budgets are tight, andno one wants to assess it in order to weigh up the pros and cons of the Services Directive.
Many years have elapsed following exposure to asbestos, it is not possible to weigh up the role of asbestos against that of smoking and other factors which may have contributed to the illness.
For its part, my Group will be addressing the main European trade union organisations in order to exchange views and, if needs be,initiate a European petition which will allow our fellow citizens to weigh up the forthcoming decisions.
The relevant authorities of each Member State are the best placed to weigh up the situation and to draw up guidelines which will provide the consumer with adequate protection.
They ignore the need to weigh up how far the measures adopted in the name of the Lisbon Strategy have been implemented and to what degree the objectives proclaimed at that time have been achieved or what the consequences have been of the application of the Stability Pact.
Overall, the European Parliament has not been sufficiently heard by the Member States, and the countless studies andreports that are to weigh up the consequences of this agreement will be crucial when we return to this important matter.
What we need to do, instead, is to weigh up the values that are at stake and- proceeding with all due caution and prudence, keeping within all reasonable bounds and opposing all commercial arguments- still allow freedom of conscience, freedom of research and hope for new breakthroughs in the treatment of terrible diseases.