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And you have got to be able to deal with that.
To be able to deal with the construction, you have to gather resources.
I don't know if I'm going to be able to deal with this.
But it changes fundamentally our governance and management paradigm, from the current linear, command and control thinking, looking at efficiencies and optimization towards a much more flexible, a much more adaptive approach, where we recognize that redundancy, both in social and environmental systems,is key to be able to deal with a turbulent era of global change.
And I want to be able to deal with my patients.
In early February,Macedonia declared an energy crisis to be able to deal with consumption needs.
They're not going to be able to deal with someone with his size and strength.
I have one further question:do we know exactly what technology we would need to be able to deal with this situation better?
We need Russia if we are to be able to deal with the global challenges effectively.
We are not talking about the specific funds that are paid out, but rather a ceiling, andbelow this ceiling there must be scope for us to be able to deal with new challenges.
We need details like these to be able to deal with the Yaşarans.
Yeah, you know, we have had our share of set-backs, to be sure, butI'm confident that with our new development plan we should have the infrastructure to be able to deal with any unforeseen circumstances.
Of course, it will be necessary to be able to deal with both factors- humans and machines.
Due to our intimate knowledge of internal hospital rules and regulation, operating procedure, lack of legal covering documents in several cases,we have developed strategies in order to be able to deal with our clients needs and necessities.
What we're not going to be able to deal with is the massive decline in populations of animals.
Laser practice sessions are usually 6-8 procedures which are 8-12 weeks separate to be able to deal with all of the hair growing cycle.
We will also use your data to be able to deal with complaints and product warranty issues.
He added that the Lisbon Strategy should maintain the course for the medium-term reforms andfind new methods of cooperation with and between Member States in order to be able to deal with the new sense of urgency resulting from the financial crisis.
The diversity in today's society means we have to be able to deal with differences and allow people to experience these as a part of their own lives.
Last month she decided to go to her house, because she felt secure and completely cured,even I was not so sure that she was ready to be able to deal with the real life without compromising the results.
Sufficient margins under the ceilings are essential in order to be able to deal with unforeseen circumstances, while providing an adequate level of funding and respecting the commitments already made in the light of the acceleration of the implementation of the 2014-2020 period programmes.
However, the task of this special committee was to find out how much money we need in order to be able to deal appropriately with the new political challenges faced.
However, several Member States pointed out the need for a measure of flexibility to be able to deal with situations of large influx of migrants and a disproportionate number of simultaneous applications.
Whereas the focus of the report was to address the current volcano crisis,it has nevertheless sought equally to address the European Union's need to be able to deal effectively with similar crisis situations in the future, should they arise.
If he wants to wear a badge,he has to be able to deal with things like this.
And we have to start thinking about how we create diets within ourselves, exercise within ourselves, to have the faculties to be able to deal with information, to have the labeling to be able to do it responsibly.
We can help you identify andconsolidate your strengths in order to be able to deal successfully with the increasing challenges of the market.
Member States would need to adapt their national systems and train staff in the relevant national registration, supervisory andtax authorities to be able to deal with the new legal form of the FE but this should not impose major administrative burdens.
All we want to cope with their problems,whether they relate to cases that we have to do to be able to deal with things that we love to do, or also with those who just suholosni purpose of our lives.