looking forward as soon as possible
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Senhor Primeiro-Ministro, citou Miguel Ângelo no seu discurso de há pouco, pois bem, há ainda uma outra citação de um poeta irlandês, Oscar Wilde, que é pertinente e que diz: "We are all lying in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars” ("Todos nós vivemos na sarjeta, mas alguns olham para as estrelas”).
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Prime Minister, you quoted Michelangelo in your speech earlier on, and there is another good quote from an Irish poet, Oscar Wilde, when he said: 'We are all lying in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars'.
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A relação entre evolução do quadro regulamentar e dinâmica dos mercados deverá ser conseguida através de uma abordagem forward-looking que favoreça condições competitivas, garantindo a rápida difusão dos serviços inovadores, por forma a orientar o mercado e a futura aplicação exclusiva da legislação antitrust em substituição progressiva das normas reguladoras ex ante.
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The relationship between the development of the regulatory framework and the dynamics of the markets should be pursued using a forward-looking approach which favours competitive conditions, ensuring the rapid distribution of innovative services, in order to provide direction for the market and the future exclusive application of the procurement rules which are gradually replacing ex-ante rules.
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(ES) Senhor Presidente, antes de procedermos à votação do relatório do senhor deputado Cappato, queria comunicar à Assembleia que existe um erro na versão espanhola: na antepenúltima linha do n.º 1, alínea b), fala-se de "implementação de projectos-piloto", quando o que deve fazer fé é o que consta da versão inglesa, que diz "looking at the possibility" [examinar a possibilidade].
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(ES) Mr President, before we proceed to the vote on the report by Mr Cappato, I would like to explain to the House that an error has crept into the Spanish version: in paragraph 1(b), the antepenultimate line reads 'the implementation of pilot projects', whereas the authentic version must be the English one, which reads (EN) 'looking at the possibility'.
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Students of calculus encounter the function f(x) = sin(x)/x early in their study, when it is shown that the limit of f(x) = sin(x)/x when x tends to zero is 1; this result is then used to establish the differentiation formulas sin(s))', cos(x) and (cos(x))' Once this has been done, however, the function is soon forgotten, and the student rarely sees it again. This is unfortunate, for this simple-looking function not only has some remarkable properties, but it also shows up in many applications, sometimes quite unexpectedly. We note, to begin with, that the function is defined for all values of x except 0; but we also know that as x gets smaller and smaller, the ratio sin(x)/x, provided x is measured in radians, tends to 1. This provides us with a simple example of a removable singularity: we can simply define the value of sin(0)/0 to be 1, and this definition will assure the continuity of the function near x=0.” [Extracted from press.princeton.edu/books/maor/chapter_10.pdf]

“Students of calculus encounter the function f(x) = sin(x)/x early in their study, when it is shown that the limit of f(x) = sin(x)/x when x tends to zero is 1; this result is then used to establish the differentiation formulas sin(s))', cos(x) and (cos(x))' Once this has been done, however, the function is soon forgotten, and the student rarely sees it again. This is unfortunate, for this simple-looking function not only has some remarkable properties, but it also shows up in many applications, sometimes quite unexpectedly. We note, to begin with, that the function is defined for all values of x except 0; but we also know that as x gets smaller and smaller, the ratio sin(x)/x, provided x is measured in radians, tends to 1. This provides us with a simple example of a removable singularity: we can simply define the value of sin(0)/0 to be 1, and this definition will assure the continuity of the function near x=0.” [Extracted from press.princeton.edu/books/maor/chapter_10.pdf]

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