We need to better understand, but we also need to start to manage and protect.

Rather, we have to learn to cope with them.

We have to deal with three issues that are closely bound up with each other.

It' a real problem that we have to deal with.

In short, we must remain vigilant and continue actively to manage this pandemic.

Then there is the energy issue.

We must learn to plan and manage better.

We need to change how we actually go about managing these resources.

We must also be more compassionate in our dealings with each other.

There needs to be a new way of dealing with crises.

So we have to manage many claims to the same video.

Now that we're dealing with something that's in the hundreds we're going to put two zeros there.

In Africa, we need to manage our resources sustainably, accountably, and responsibly.

We must respect these limits and manage the EU's budget within them.

Our international competitors and customers called our malaise during that sad period the 'British disease'.

We must consistently maintain state aid within this framework and, what is more, be very astute in our management of the restructuring phases.

We have to develop a new way of managing the planet, collectively, through collective wisdom.

In the final analysis, we should fulfil our collective responsibility to manage God' s creation in a responsible manner and without any hesitation.

We need to have the biosphere properly explored so that we can understand and competently manage it.

We must also ensure mutual accountability and strengthen our public financial management capacity.

We need to be able to work with the families, support the families, to manage those first years with them.

We must simply be able to manage the funding we have at the moment better and not commit everything without giving it a moment's consideration.

Taiwan faces many challenges both domestic and international and we must deal with that seriously.

Confidence is a self fulfilling prophecy, and we can, and should, manage it by direct intervention in asset markets.

Confidence is a self fulfilling prophecy, and we can, and should, manage it by direct intervention in asset markets.

We should leave it that way but of course monitor it and make sure it works for the benefit of all the citizens that use it.

That is because the proposed decoupling puts less favoured areas at most risk, and we must deal with the risks as quickly as possible.

The question that we are confronted with today is how best to administer that common heritage.

Firstly and this applies to all public budgets we must make responsible and economical use of our taxpayers' money.

We can handle more categories than we can handle choices.

We must be logical and adopt the right use of power and the right course to do our job as well and as consistently as possible.

We need to support the effort of the East Timorese to manage these oil activities better than what we have seen in many other developing countries.

We need to begin to manage this planet as if our life depended on it, because it does, it fundamentally does.

The question we must ask ourselves is whether a cohesion policy would not be better conducted without a Cohesion Fund.

We'll handle this.

It is precisely because we do not want to erect a fortress Europe and could not do so anyway that we must control and limit immigration.

We've got to engage, we've got to educate, and we've got to have dialogue.

We should draw the same conclusions when considering the solutions to be adopted for other sectors, such as economic policy and the euro.

The Member States have shown that they cannot administer our money therefore we should have the right to administer our own wages in order to have our pensions, freely and without being forced to give money to the state.

That stocktaking can help us correct any past excesses and learn to manage present and future appropriations better.

The fact is that we now have to vote in a different way for a different structure, and hopefully get it right, as well as deal with enlargement.

We'll have to deal with it.

We think we can handle that.

How are we going to handle insurance?

We all know that airspace is limited, capacities are limited, but I believe that, as things stand, we have not yet reached that point.