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We need to avoid destructive gear.
These are things I think we need to avoid.
I think we need to avoid several things.
Here are five conditions we need to avoid:.
It's a good example of something we should not repeat,an example we need to avoid.
We need to avoid creating overly conventional institutional structures.
For keeping inflation within the parameters proposed by the NBR, we need to avoid the temptations specific to electoral years.
Thirdly, we need to avoid a situation where Member States are acting separately.
We need to avoid the transposition of the GFCM measures becoming a modern version of the myth of Sisyphus.
We need to avoid conflating many different ideas, and we need technology claims to be realistic and achievable.
According to the IMF, we need to avoid the risk that another entire generation will be lost to the labour market.
We need to avoid the European Citizens' Initiative becoming just a wailing wall where there is no follow-up to the complaints made.
As regards stability, we need to avoid a repetition of the crisis we have just been through, firstly by strengthening budgetary discipline.
We need to avoid the type of jobless growth that has marred the performance of the US economy in the past years.
Ladies and gentlemen, we need to avoid the situation where in the future our house could totter once more, and the solution is to approve the economic government package.
We need to avoid this contradiction and to seek synergy that reinforces both routes, which are routes that make citizenship more concrete within the EU.
Ultimately, we need to avoid turning the transposition of NEAFC measures into a modern version of the myth of Sisyphus.
I think we need to avoid the various protectionist temptations here which could even lead to growing unemployment in various Member States.
We need to avoid the serious consequences that improper disposal of WEEE can have in terms of damage to the environment and public health and loss of raw materials.
We need to avoid the risk of our children becoming"digital orphans", without mentors to guide and help them to be masters of their own decisions.
I think that we need to avoid making immediate, far-reaching political decisions about the role of nuclear energy in the energy mix in the medium and long term.
We need to avoid two things in particular: one is over-rigid labour markets which paralyse opportunity, promote unemployment and simply encourage the black economy.
Secondly, we need to avoid exclusive concentration on protecting those still in work at the expense of those who seek it and those employers who seek to provide it.
We need to avoid a culture of suspicion and mistrust, but at the same time we need to think about the context and to guarantee both the security of citizens and the protection of freedoms.
We need to avoid perceiving the Roma as a criminal ethnic minority and talking about them in association with negative social phenomena(crime, anti-social behaviour, etc.); such attitudes should be stamped out.
While I agree that we need to avoid a situation in which the defendant finds himself sued before a jurisdiction which he could not reasonably have foreseen(recital 16 of the Recast Brussels I Regulation, see point 96 of the present Opinion), that is clearly not the case here.
We need to avoid the mistakes that were made in the past and recognise the phenomena that had not been identified before, but, above all, we need to be thorough in establishing the relationships between the real economy and finance, protecting employment and general welfare from shocks of this kind.