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I believe we also need to be able to assess that objectively.
In order to be able to assess the reality on the ground the Commission also carries out both announced and unannounced inspections in Member States.
It will be the data that we can't seem to be able to assess.
In this context, it becomes important to be able to assess the client satisfaction regarding those services.
We want fast results which reflect real use in order to be able to assess quality.
The program trains engineers to be able to assess and rehabilitate existing buildings, rather than design new ones.
In this work, it is important that people receive on-going information in order to be able to assess connections and the whole picture.
LT Ten years is long enough to be able to assess the benefits- or lack thereof- of the Economic and Monetary Union.
Misleading and overblown claims about treatments are common, andit is important to be able to assess their reliability.
The purpose of this process is for us to be able to assess what you already know and of how quickly we think you can learn.
To be able to assess the changed demand for feedingstuffs we must first take a look at the development of meat consumption and meat production.
However, the offer would be worth to be able to assess our courage.
In order to be able to assess the reality on the ground the Commission inspectors carry out both announced and unannounced inspections in Member States.
Parliament must be given the information it needs to be able to assess the situation in the candidate countries.
In order to be able to assess how the arrangements are being implemented, the competent authorities should be required to make periodic communications to the Commission.
It was also stressed that the technical aspects had to be analyzed thoroughly in order to be able to assess the necessary legal implications.
In order to be able to assess whether these principles are being observed, a key factor willbe how the Italian measures are actually being implemented.
The Commissioner might have been too modest in saying that she does not have the information at the moment to be able to assess the possibility of moving forward.
However, it is necessary to make longitudinal follow to be able to assess their biological behavior and survival of implants installed in these regions.
I fully support the request to provide this strategy with adequate instruments andresources together with precise deadlines in order to be able to assess its progress.
In order to be able to assess whether an exporting country's measures provide that level of protection overall, the sanitary measures must be compared step-by-step.
These position papers should be ready in time for the Commission to be able to assess them and, if possible, to propose common negotiation positions early next year.
In order better to be able to assess the consequences of different ways of implementing the proposals in the White Paper, we have set up an inquiry which will look more closely into the costs.
For the speech-language therapist to be able to assess metaphonological skills it is necessary that the choice of assessment procedure be performed carefully and consistently.
In that sense, it is relevant to analyze how long the professional is involved in the bed bath, to be able to assess how this care can influence the other nursing activities.
Accordingly, for the Opposition Division to be able to assess the existence of circumstances which make it appropriate to grant an extension, those circumstances must be specified in the related request.
Overview Being overwhelmed by many security issues in public policy,it is more important than ever to understand this dynamic process, to be able to assess emerging risks, threats, and their management mechanisms.
And, in the event that you find differences,make them we know to be able to assess whether they should be included in the book as alternative names within ancient and modern tradition of yoga.
But when they became more frequent, people started saying that society does not understand those at the summit of power andhas not yet matured sufficiently to be able to assess the authorities' labour for the public good.