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SHE KNOWS WE will HAVE TO CONSIDER.
We will have to consider crucial questions.
If you fail to impress, then I will have to consider your future here.
You will have to consider that your good fortune and your fate.
If you feel that strongly about it, we will have to consider other options.
Folk også translate
We will have to consider putting your daughter into foster care.
As for the Passover, that you will have to consider after we have first done this.
We will have to consider how it is going to be done.
These are just some of the questions that we will have to consider in connection with this new directive.
We will have to consider how to implement it and we can do so together.
I am certain that the Council,if it accepts all the other things, will have to consider this 10% retention.
She knows we will have to consider population reduction yet again.
Unless the left accepts realistic amendments that contribute significantly towards establishing the truth, I will have to consider whether I can support the report in its current form.
You will have to consider the cellular data network connection of the iPhone.
As you approach older age one thing that you and your spouse will have to consider is the fact that down the line you will approach death.
They will have to consider whether an alternative to their current policy on Chechnya can be found.
In a market where at least two players are present, individual operators will have to consider carefully whether they can continue to raise prices for their packages without losing customers.
I will have to consider your future here, Because if you have been using your knowledge against her.
I believe that my Group is not the only one here hoping for a clear response from you to these questions,failing which each of us will have to consider what form of reaction would be the most appropriate.
We are in favour of this, but will have to consider what it means and fulfil the ensuing obligations.
At the same time,new information services available on the open-market may not be sufficient to guarantee current standards of pluralism and'countries will have to consider whether new forms of public intervention are necessary.
The first matter that we will have to consider is therefore how we can also set targets for energy production in car transport.
Since I have the floor, Madam President, I would like to add that itis not appropriate to open a debate, based on rumours, on a subject which we will have to consider in turn on the agenda, for which I believe amendments have been tabled, and on which the political groups are still to give their opinion.
Then I think we will have to consider joint strategies for exiting the crisis while preserving the euro, making sure that the deficits do not place a strain on common monetary discipline.
If you have a family in your home then you will have to consider the average height of the entire collective to get a good height for the corner shelf.
The Council will have to consider to what extent the comments of the EFTA/EEA countries can be taken into account, since the enlargement negotiations take place in the framework of an intergovernmental conference.
In addition, if we want true reciprocity, we will have to consider creating a single system for the European Union that involves Europol throughout the process.
The new Commission will have to consider whether to seek a modification of Article 296 at the next Intergovernmental Conference, taking into account the Conference agenda as well as progress on a new policy on arms exports.
In order to cater for euro-transactions, you will have to consider issues such as pricing and invoicing in euros and the acceptance of euro-payments.
Another major issue which the Council will have to consider at the time of the Commission's proposals is the extent to which support should be given to those countries in central and eastern Europe who seek to accede to the European Union as a proportion of the total resources which are available for expenditure within the existing Union.