Tom needed some time to think things over.

I need time to mull things over before I decide what to do.

Well, having completed this, we have the opportunity to step back and reflect on some of the things.

And as I look forward to what is next, it's been helpful to reflect on the things I've learned so far.

It's time to reflect on your past.

Let's just stop for a second, actually, and think about that.

The Fund does well to reflect on its errors.

These amendments give an impression and an illusion of strictness, but on closer examination, aren't they just leaving the door wide open to excessive tolerance?

I would say that the election of Mr Jelev perhaps augurs well for the continuance of the democratization process.

It is too late to think it over anyway.

I hope that these three points can all be improved in the course of the debate and the voting on the amendments.

Of course they do!

We want to know about things.

Simplicity is a neat word. And you've got to think about what simplicity means.

Give me time to think it over.

Flimsy ideas thrive in the absence of a viable alternative. That is why a period of reflection on world order is so important.

The Obama administration should think hard about Security Council reform.

This is not to say that we should not be giving thought to what is to be done afterwards.

BOCKLET (PPE), in writing. (DE) I shall vote for Amendment 52 because 1 regard it as a basically acceptable stopgap solution whereby the populations of the five new federal Lander can be represented until the Treaty is amended and the number of German MEPs increased accordingly.

Above all things, we must not be selfish.

So now let me talk about the next things that we are doing.

Things to know about lectures

Take the time to reflect.

And what would you do? It's actually a great exercise to really drill down to the things that you feel are important, and really reflect on the world around us.

Reflecting on the legacy of the Great War has also been an occasion for reviving the era s mentalities.

GGC Yes, it made me think a lot more about the people affected by any news or event we report.

We want to know about dynamic things going around.

Above all, children need love.

I talk about unthinking situations all the time.

This is one of the things they ought to be thinking more about.

Let me just talk about brands for a moment, because some of you run brands. Every brand is out there making sound right now.

The purpose of the campaign, which is using the hashtags YoNoSoyTrapacero and YoNoSoyTrapacera (I'm not a swindler, in both grammatical genders), is to raise awareness of the discrimination against ethnic Romani people.

But it's made us think a little bit more deeply as well.

It is healthy that an electoral rendezvous should be an occasion for reflecting on such stakes and the place occupied by nuclear power.

Decent people must not stand silent and condone what is happening in Wales. These people do not represent the people of Wales in any way at all.

language as their mother tongue and those who speak all the other languages as their mother tongues, to have a common reference idiom, whilst still allowing each language to have its own latitude, with its own capacity for dialogue.

Children live on things. They live under things.

And it's an important issue because it means that we have to, as a society, think about what we value.

After much thought, the thief decided to confess.

I've had some time to think it over.

Those are hugely important aspects to think about.

Mr Lamassoure has just referred to the particularly contentious issues consolidation of German unity, aid for the countries affected by the Gulf crisis and the environmental fund are just a few examples.

We are only too familiar, especially the older ones amongst us, with the traditional ways of dictators who are very good at using such provocations and mergers.

It's about tiny things that can make a huge amount of difference.

Almost everyone has photos from their days on the Maidan, and many social network users went digging through their archives to reflect on what they captured.