Any instrument used in language assessments needs to provide reliable measures.

An instrument needs to be played to open it up.

The' instruments reported back to base by themselves, and needed no further attention.

These instruments do not need to be space qualified.

At other times such instruments may need a separate player.

My starting point is that the anti-dumping measures and instruments need to be taken quite seriously.

In the context of an ageing population, instruments need to be found which will encourage young people to start a family.

The future instrument will need to be sufficiently robust and must enjoy strong credibility in the markets.

I think the instruments and criteria need to be adjusted to take the various national systems into account.

The fact that the instrument now needs to be applied in accordance with Community law makes everything extremely complicated.