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But the time may come when we will be required to take greater risks.
When we will be required to take greater risks. But the time may come.
These disasters are clearly a wake-up call for us to take greater action.
Rickard pressed Santos to take greater risks, in the end, it was not.
To take greater account of national management and control standards, in order to avoid duplication.
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Europe also needs to prepare to take greater responsibility in Kosovo.
It sets out to take greater account of the specific needs of countries with a low audiovisual capacity and/or a limited language area.
The Council calls on the Government of Afghanistan to take greater responsibility for reconstruction and development.
Now is perhaps the time to take greater heed of fishermen's opinions, based on centuries of knowledge and an awareness that fishermen can only survive if they respect the interests of the marine environment.
Studies show that fathers who have taken paternity leave continue to take greater responsibility for the home, family and children in later life.
I, too, would ask the Commission to take greater account of the special nature of the cultural sector in all policies relating to the internal market, competition, trade, business, and research and development.
Lasting stabilisation will not be possible unless the Afghan side is willing and able to take greater responsibility for the transition process and for making it sustainable.
It called on the leaders to take greater responsibility, reminding them that compromises are needed to secure BiH's future in the EU and NATO.
I would therefore like to ask you, Mr President of the Council of the European Union, to take greater account of qualified expert opinions in political proposals.
The Commission does, however, need to take greater responsibility for an active, strategic and leading role in developing the implementation of an effective Roma inclusion strategy.
We must fight against all discriminatory practices which are based on age andencourage companies to take greater account of the consequences of these demographic tendencies.
This enabled them to take greater risks, but ultimately enjoy better rewards.
For that reason we are really relying on the Member States,in accordance with the solidarity principle, to take greater responsibility in this area than we could take ourselves.
Global governance also needs to take greater account of emerging market economies and least developed countries.
This report by Mr Bardong on the EU's own resources, which the Member States are responsible for collecting,says that the Member States have a duty to take greater responsibility.
Many individuals today are struggling to take greater control over their health towards the major benefits.
Traditionally the timetabling process has been geared around passenger services, however, the changing needs of the freight market imply that the methods of allocating capacity must begin to take greater account of the needs of freight.
The Committee calls upon the Commission to take greater account of innovation needs in EU competition policy.
Will consult the social partners on the measures(e.g. on parental leave, or more flexible work arrangements) to be taken to improve the balance between the working, private andfamily lives of men and women, in order to take greater account of the needs of families7;
Supporters' clubs and football clubs must be made to take greater responsibility, as it must be said that they sometimes fan the flames.
Secondly with international organisations like the ILO, OECD and UN andwith organisations involved in economic governance(IMF, World Bank, WTO), in order to take greater account of the social dimension of globalisation and the social pillar of sustainable development.
The future challenge is for the provisional institutions to take greater responsibility for reforms and their implementation- working within the powers which have been transferred- and to devote less time and fewer resources to challenging UNMiK and seeking a premature debate on status issues.
The city of Antwerp set up the"Jeunesse et Cité"(Youth and the city)project in 1997 to take greater account of the opinions and needs of young people in the city.
Ignoring the specific reality of Member States to take greater account of the interests of the large agri-industrial enterprises, multinational food distributors and negotiations to liberalise trade within the WTO has helped to change the basis of agricultural activity, leading to a fall in output.
This report by Mr Bardong on the EU's own resources, which the Member States are responsible for collecting,says that the Member States have a duty to take greater responsibility for what is required in matters of bookkeeping, collection and so on of the funds, in order to ensure that it works.