Time is of the essence.

No Time to Lose

The matter is urgent.

Tempus fugit!

Time is pressing.

One day I'll tell you everything.

And there s no time to lose.

2.2 The challenge is urgent.

But time is short.

Time presses, events crowd upon her.

We want to create it in order to solve the major problems of our Community.

I have no remedy to obey. We see another...

Time is running out and the problems are getting out of hand.

I know you have a time is of the essence clause.

No, it doesn't.

I would just emphasise that it is a matter of urgency.

The time is getting so near. We must think quickly.

Colonel, I'd like to get back to my men as soon as possible.

I'll want to talk to you further, but I haven't time now.

That is why the coal package is still gathering dust in the Council's in tray.

On paragraph 12, Mr Provan on behalf of the European Democratic Group has tabled Amendment No 21 seeking to delete this paragraph.

We have lost eight months since last May, and time is short.

And time is short, because the spawning season starts in the middle of this month.

No doubt this is not the Commission's fault, because when it comes to decisions and action the Council's deeds cannot match its words.

In the interests of time, I will make just one other point.

Madam President, I would like to support Mr Martin' s proposal, for the situation is one of great urgency.

Question No 79, by Mr Wurtz Berufsverbot (exclusion from public service employment) in the Federal Republic of Germany

Obey the rules!

Time is running out, we cannot wait any longer, we must put a stop to this massacre.

Mr Ephremidis. (GR) ... its agricultural produce and close down its industrial plants, as happened to the only two blast furnaces it had.

Our opinion is that in view of the present difficulties in Europe, the economic difficulties in our various countries, it would be improper of Parliament to add to these by refusing Commission the means to act.

There is also a need to support all the training centres for skilled workers and experts in the protection of monuments, like the craftsmen's training centre in Venice, the study centre in Louvain, the Institute for the Preservation of Buildings in Rome and the training in Munich of head gardeners of historic parks, to name but a few.

This report concerns, among other things, the first annual report of the Court of Auditors.

Mr President, I will be very brief, because I know that time is flying by and that you have a very full agenda.

The desirable objective of further extending the use of combined power and heat production is still being held up in some Member States by difficulties in supplying reserve power and disposing of surplus power at suitable prices, and by unsolved problems of power transmission.

She doesn't urge it.

I have looked at paragraph 39 very carefully and found that there is no real conflict.

After having long fought this proposal by specialists and of Jacques Delors, the whole world now calls for a European economic government.

But time is short, and few of new DPJ lawmakers possess the legislative experience and budgetary expertise to make that happen.

We do not know when the committee is going to meet to discuss this matter and it is very urgent as the European Board of Danone is going to meet tomorrow.

And I emphasize the word 'employment' because we have many debates in this House about how we are going to solve the problem of unemployment in Europe, and this is what we are fundamentally concerned with this evening.

Mrs Barbarella, rapporteur. amendments, Mr President.

One simple answer stands out emotions.

Well actually, I think the answer is staring us right in the face

This in itself does not matter.