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It would be far more efficient to surrender.
A world without lies would be far more efficient.
That would be far more useful than zero-zones.
The term'politically neutral' would be far more acceptable.
It would be far more efficient to feed them directly to people!
This is the philosophy one should adopt when looking at minorities- that would be far more positive.
It would be far more satisfactory for all of us to be engaged in that debate.
This organism appears to be infectious… than you or I. and humans would be far more vulnerable to it.
The alternative would be far more frightening, namely that of not obtaining any rules at all.
To the other question,‘do we need this organisation the way it is currently run?', however,my response would be far more cautious.
The effect would be far more convincing if you were to replicate the face of another woman.
If the whole report were to fall by the wayside, that would be far more serious than this individual proposal going through.
It would be far more difficult to access one's money, to pay by credit card or get a loan.
In fact, I believe that if it were not for FRONTEX, there would be far more people who would drown or perish than is already the case.
It would be far more accurate to say God cast Satan out of heaven Isaiah 14:15; Ezekiel 28:16-17.
Learning about the techniques of calculus,I think it would be far more significant if all of them knew what two standard deviations from the mean means.
You would be far more disease resistant if your races carried more of the Adamic life.
Is it really in our interest that we thereby cause market disturbances, whereas in my view it would be far more important to have strong partners and fair competition?
Such a body would be far more representative of the people than the present discredited government.
At the moment, because of an earth that has not yet come into its own,there are many things that are separated and linearized that would be far more understood if they were not.
It would be far more logical to adopt a directive on tractors enshrining general requirements and safeguards.
Not only did we feel that the actual maps were far more up to date, butbecause use of Google Maps is already so widespread across the web we felt that our users would be far more familiar with using it.
That would be far more beneficial than encouraging ill feeling between men and women, which always has negative consequences for women.
FR Mr President, Commissioner, much has been said this evening about technical issues relating to the implementation of the Services Directive,but I believe that it would be far more helpful if we were to actually assess its application together.
I would be far more interested in protecting the residents of my constituency, the West Midlands in the UK, against the action of the Convention on Human Rights.
One can see then that a battle plan could exist for the head of an organization which would have a number of elements in it which in their turn were turned over to subexecutives who would write battle plans for their own sectors which would be far more specific.
I believe that it would be far more efficient to restructure the existing agencies, including those agencies that deal directly with issues related to mental health.
I put down two amendments, one calling for further research into the other greenhouse gases such as methane, soot, CFCs, etc. I believe that the tradable quota system may need tobe extended to these, as in many ways their reduction would be far more cost-effective and less destructive to the world's economy.
It may well be that to a‘person of honour' physical death would be far more preferable than to die inside, because honour is an inner living‘holding true' that the person is, and has become.
A bilateral agree ment would seriously distort international trade in a manner which would disadvantage our industry vis-à-vis the United States andJapan because it would create a duty-free market place for petrochemicals within Europe which would be far more profitable for the Gulf States than if they were to sell to the Japanese or to the Americans.