What we need now is action, not discussion.

We have to act now.

Tom has to act now.

That s why policymakers must act now.

Time is short, we must act NOW.

Now that you have made your decision, you must act.

DR Well what I was aware of was, there was this overwhelming need to act now.

Now the Senate may be ready to act.

One is therefore least motivated to act.

For many people, acting involves rage.

He was an actor. You saw him act.

Drastic action is needed, Mr President.

But I have to get serious. And how do you get serious?

Chinese policymakers talk the talk, but they have yet to walk the walk.

That's all I can do for now.

So now they're in it together.

We have also given careful consideration to the concept of a regional council, to exist alongside the economic and social council, an advisory institution for the Community which would make sure that regional needs are also considered.

So, what we're looking at now does it leave a signal?

If you really have grounds for acting the way you did, then please tell me.

MATTINA (S). (IT) Mr President, Mr President of the Council, ladies and gentlemen, our assessment of the outcome of the Rome summit has to be a positive one, particularly in the light of the forecasts that went before it.

He's known to appear sluggish.

We must act.

We have to act.

We should probably slow down, and that point of action is probably now.

If European leaders do plan to meet in 2014 in Sarajevo, they should act now.

As the outlook begins to improve, the time for resolute policy action comes.

He says operating out of the norm is what is drove him to be innovative.

Everything we know by now is that Aguiar is fine.

Don't call him on the telephone now.

For all I know, he could be in Paris right now.

As was clearly brought home by the hearing organised by the Single Market Observatory (SMO), a change of approach is needed if progress is made more quickly and more effectively.

You know, up until now, if the West got its act together, it could propose and dispose in every corner of the world.

So you are currently breathing formaldehyde.

Why are you telling us now?

And we see it all over the place as well now.

Whatever Nidaa Tounes decides, the new government will have to act quickly.

It is better to act than to talk.

We must act quickly.

And yet, at the moment, that is precisely what seems to be happening.

What begins now is the struggle for Egypt s future. 160

Now why does it do this, I hear you ask.

Now, you could ask this question, why were the doctors doing this?

Another point is to make them see that they must behave online as they do offline.

He must do it now.

A second dangerous statement he made was that so far as the International Community is concerned, everything possible has been done, and the ball is now in Saddam's court.