We cannot afford to take that chance.

And can we afford not to? Thank you.

We can't allow ourselves to be fooled.

We can't allow ourselves to be deceived.

We can't afford to eat at a restaurant.

We just cannot afford it.

This is an opportunity that we cannot afford to miss.

It's a traditional part of the way of life, and we should be allowed to carry on doing it.

I ask questions about what is this brain doing to enable us to do this.

RS Anyway, thank you, Mike and Richard, so much for letting us tell the story.

We couldn't afford a satellite phone, so we had HF radio.

If we can afford illumination we should also be able to afford stopping conserving power in our daily lives.

Thanks to funds from the European Union we can even afford top quality tutors, equipment and so on.

Some say we can't afford to. I say we can't afford not to.

To the Province of Cebu for letting us have the run of their grand Provincial Capitol Building for two whole days.

Yet when it comes to climate change, cynicism is a luxury that we cannot afford.

Global warming is a risk that we simply cannot afford to ignore anymore.

And that question is whether in this modern, globalized world we can really afford to have all these different languages.

Conditions are very difficult, but we cannot afford to compromise on those principles which made AIMS work.

But you have been the main sponsor that has enabled us to measure it, because it's the only child mortality that we can measure.

Can we afford the extra political and economic unrest that would inevitably follow upon failure of the Uruguay Round ?

Never again can we afford to live with the narrow notion of two Europes, of haves and have nots, of insiders and outsiders.

School was always invented to arm us with the tools to make us creative, do wonderful things, make us earn a living, etc., etc., etc.

Can, in fact, the technology not simply replace humans, but allow us to reach the level of reflex and intuition that we're all capable of?

This makes sense more than half of the rich world s losses take place in its kitchens (basically because we can afford it).

We cannot afford to sacrifice a generation, or, rather, risk creating a lost generation that could destroy Europe s social fabric and stability.

Now we're already seeing some services that are designed to let us decide what happens to our online profile and our social media accounts after we die.

Written under the leadership of Sir Nicholas Stern of the London School of Economics, who succeeded me as Chief Economist of the World Bank, the report makes clear that the question is no longer whether we can afford to do anything about global warming, but whether we can afford not to.

And in the 20th century, randomized, controlled trials have revolutionized medicine by allowing us to distinguish between drugs that work and drugs that don't work.

With regard to security policy I think that the Commission should also take the initiative.

We don't really think of the evolutionary need to be protected by our senses, but that's probably why our senses really evolved to keep us safe, to allow us to live.

But if I understand correctly, it is this practice which you wish to change in order to strengthen the power and legitimacy of your own institution.

We need worldwide disarmament and a more equitable world economic order.

It is about allowing ourselves the freedom to become fully human, recognizing the depth and the breadth of the human psyche and building institutions to protect Rembrandt's fragile altruist within.

view. Also to ensure that ecological and social costs are introduced into the overall costs and transport costs, so as to discourage unnecessary transport.

We could randomly divide them into two groups, and then we could have one group that is a non intervention control group to compare to, which we can t do with, say, breast cancer, because everyone gets treated.

We re charging headlong into an era in which new technology may allow us to save species once considered doomed, but also in which threats come in previously unimaginable forms that mainstream wildlife protectors cannot handle.

This alternative approach can empower many more people to seek successful routes to prosperity by lowering the perils and risks involved in the search in the same way that maps empower people to get to where they want to go with much more information than they would otherwise have.

Though we cannot afford to ignore the fact that, according to United Nations estimates, there will be 2.4 billion more mouths to feed worldwide by mid century, another population problem also merits serious attention large pockets of demographic decline.

As regards the programme of work for 1991,1 am able to confirm that we intend to give it a political slant in cooperation with Parliament.

It seems plausible that once our ability to reason and reflect has developed sufficiently enough to enable us to understand that strangers can suffer and enjoy life just as we can, then at least some of us would act altruistically toward strangers, too.

I do not know whether the Italian Presidency will give birth to a mouse, as was said this morning, or to a cat which will tread softly towards European Union as President Delors perhaps imagines, or to a lion which will move faster, as the European Parliament would like we do not know!

They re powerful tools for transformation, for quieting down our mind and bodies to allow us to experience what it feels like to be happy, to be peaceful, to be joyful and to realize that it s not something that you pursue and get, but rather it s something that you have already until you disturb it.