"en el tiempo" in English

Decisions concerning other Visitators were deferred until the Tempo Forte of July.

Your report, Mrs Sudre, quite rightly stresses the need to take long-term action.

If we have to, let us set standards somewhere down the road longer-term.

The partnership is here to stay and the way is clear for it to be modernised.

This request is given an added twist by a surprising result of a poll in Croatia this week.

everything that finds expression in it, we need to discern the presence of

We do not, out of a sense of nostalgia, want to turn the clock back.

We also are in a certain way in a season of a new Advent, a season of

I am therefore in favour of a 'pay as you go' system, which is much more stable.

We cannot turn back the clock and dwell on the good old days.

I am therefore in favour of a 'pay as you go'system, which is much more stable.

We are in no position to influence the weather, but we can and need to do something about its quality.

I am sure that we will evaluate experiences, especially as the year draws to a close.

recovery of the origin — were not clear, then our whole existence in

I would be grateful if you would take these aspects together.

Later on, we noted the emergence of Asian demand which seems to be lasting.

Personally, I do not rule out a phased solution.

I hope that the negotiations will not take too long.

In my view, they are reasonable measures, but there is a lack of clarity about the timescale for implementing them.

I would like to tackle some of the issues that were raised, in the couple of minutes I have been afforded.