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We need to learn the lessons of the last few months.
I implore the rest of Europe to learn the lessons.
It is time to learn the lessons from history and write a better future for our Europe.
That it failed to do so was a sad reflection on its failure to learn the lessons of history.
It is therefore vital to learn the lessons of this crisis by examining its causes and consequences.
In order to be able truly to guarantee security of supply,we need to learn the lessons of the gas dispute.
We are holding this debate to learn the lessons of the present crisis without any further delay.
If not- let us be honest- we will pay the price of being clear but naive, and we will not be competitive in the financial industry, and we need to continue to be competitive- not only efficient, not only rigorous,not only able to learn the lessons of the past, but also to be competitive.
They have therefore had an opportunity to learn the lessons from URBAN I and apply them in URBAN II.
We need to learn the lessons for the 2000-2006 programming period with better forward planning in all our programme areas.
In reality we can never stop accidents happening at sea, butit is incumbent upon us all to learn the lessons whenever an incident of this kind takes place and apply those lessons to reduce risks in future.
Now we need to learn the lessons from the failure of Cancún and admit the specificity of these questions, which should doubtless even be taken away from the WTO and dealt with by a specific international organisation.
He has proved himself on the raising of moral standards in the financial systems,enabling Europe to be the first to learn the lessons of a financial crisis that no one, and I mean no one, had anticipated.
It calls for the discipline of emotions as well as the purification of character from egoism, the practice of the art of meditation as well as religious devotion and prayer,constant reflection about the experiences of life to learn the lessons behind them, and constant discrimination between the values of earthly and spiritual things.
On behalf of the Commission, I would once again like to thank Parliament for its crucial cooperation and its contribution to this report, and I hope, like Mr Reynders, that we will be able to reach an agreement which is as broad as possible on this compromise, which, in our view, remains a dynamic compromise, andwhich enables us to maintain one of the commitments made at the G20: to learn the lessons of the financial crisis.
However, our punishment should be to learn the lessons that the crisis has given and to use all the opportunities it has generated.
Faced with a multi-faceted problem(food safety and security of food supply, the need to find a response to food and non-food requirements and the need to promote sustainable agriculture),the objective is to learn the lessons of the recent past and then provide European farmers with new prospects, producing the crops that the Union needs and doing so by taking on board good practices while earning a fair income at the same time.
We also need to learn the lessons of the Georgian crisis with regard to energy security, by establishing an effective system to protect existing infrastructure in transit countries during periods of war or political instability.
As to the substance,I would point out that most Members of Parliament have failed to learn the lessons of recent events both in relation to the replacement of members of the Commission and the Committee of Experts.
Accordingly, I can only urge the Commission to learn the lessons from this directive and encourage the House to keep pursuing the path of harmonisation in respect of the draft instruments currently under discussion, and particularly the proposal for a directive on services as well as the proposal on measures to promote sales, on which a stalemate has been reached in the Council.
Published at the beginning of 2005, the study identifies three priority fields for action:to help the Interreg programmes to learn the lessons from the 2003 evaluations;to pool Interreg evaluation practices; and to provide the Interreg programmes with a resource centre and common services.
Well we know how fragile the banking system is, and so I should like to ask you to look at this issue closely andI invite us collectively to learn the lessons of the past, in other words to define the public expenditure that is useful for our long-term objectives in a coordinated manner, otherwise that public expenditure will be pointless.
This will allow the Issue Group to learn the lessons from the preliminary analysis of the other environmental issues.
Following the agreement on the supervision package, which we also owe to the commitment of Parliament and the tenacity of the Belgian Presidency,the agreement on this directive on alternative investment fund managers needs to demonstrate this ability to learn the lessons of the crisis, to establish intelligent regulations and effective supervision where they need to be established, such that all financial actors are subject to these regulations and this supervision, which are both robust and effective.
However, it stresses the need for the Commission also to learn the lessons from the way in which the first dossiers were handled regarding maize and consumer and public sensitivity on this issue.
We therefore fully endorse the Commission's thorough approach to preparing candidates for membership and its willingness to learn the lessons of previous enlargements, in particular, the most recent ones to Bulgaria and Romania, where there were outstanding problems in the areas of organised crime and corruption.
It is time for the leaders of the European Union to learn the lessons from these votes and from the opposition and resistance of workers and citizens to neoliberal, militaristic and anti-democratic policies.