(i) support the development of skills intelligence, including anticipation and forecasting

Anticipating and managing change

Anticipating and managing change.

anticipating restructuring and change

Quality Framework for Restructuring and anticipation of change

Anticipating change and managing restructuring

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I think it quite absurd that this House should have turned down this request for 27 people.

Mr Adonnino, rapporteur. (I) I am against, Madam President.

Education, awareness, anticipation improving people's knowledge of risks

Anticipating change, securing transitions and promoting mobility

Anticipating change, securing transitions and promoting mobility

Question No 57 by Mr Balfe (H 365

1 709 80) Marine pollution.

Mr Spinelli, rapporteur. (I) I am against, Mr President. dent.

Participating and managing change for the benefit of all

Proactive change management and socially responsible company restructuring.

2.19 The paradox is that market dynamics call for anticipation, but such anticipation is hampered by a largely unpredictable future.

I went to TED I.

(I) I am opposed to this amend

Mr Sarre. (F) I too shall not be voting in favour of the Document before us.

This will require foresight, and these procedures must be prepared in good time and managed in an appropriate way.

It is the same pattern as in the English example I am making.

Mr Delatte, rapporteur. (F) I am against it.

Anticipation of attack This is also how Obama's drone philosophy and practices work.

The Commission has felt it necessary to republish this regulation and at the same time to incorporate certain amendments prompted by observation of the markets in the various products concerned.

It is a very complicated mechanism which leads to confusion, is difficult to apply and is in many cases self defeating.

Mr Balfe. That was a non answer.

Mr Thorn. (F) One can always hope.

President. We will now move on to the Questions to the Foreign Ministers meeting in political cooperation. tion.

Mr Simpson. I would just ask the President in Office of the Council, from his long experience in many capacities, to confirm that the running of this

Mr Thorn. (F) Speaking personally, I wholeheartedly share your view, and the fact that the Nine have not discussed it does not mean that I do not think it is important that we should join together in an attempt to avoid abuses of this kind.

and Question No 78, by Mrs Ewing (H 428 80)

However, this has never prevented our Member States taking on the spot action in the various capitals, if they were represented there, in connection with specific and special cases when they were brought to our notice which unfortunately is something which happens practically every day.

Mr Thorn, President in Office of the Foreign Ministers. (F) The Foreign Ministers have not so far discussed the problem raised by the honourable Member.

Mr Thorn. (F) I do not think the Western countries and the Community Member States would be willing to grant them all kinds of favours if they ride rough shod over the principles of Helsinki.

President. I call Mr Balfe.

Mr Adonnino, rapporteur. (I) I am against, Madam President.

(Parliament adopted Amendment No 3)

They pinpoint perfectly and objectively all the facts of the matter.

Mr Carossino, rapporteur. (I) I consider this superfluous inasmuch as what the amendment calls for is already contained in an international convention to which the proposal for a directive refers. I therefore suggest it be rejected.

It is a fact that the regulation governing the sugar sector over the last

Mr Spinelli, rapporteur. (I) I am not in favour, Mr President.

I've been at MIT for 44 years. I went to TED I.

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