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A system of European Community inspections could also be envisaged.
Tailor-made programmes might also be envisaged for certain destination countries.
EU participation in research programmes of third countries could also be envisaged.
Other measures should also be envisaged to preserve the use of rare breeds of productive livestock.
Complementarity between the European Public Prosecutor and Europol must also be envisaged.
Cooperation could also be envisaged in the penal field, in terms of both management and the training of personnel in that sector.
Therefore, a permanent representative of the Commission at the IMO should also be envisaged.
It could also be envisaged to introduce forms for further stages of the procedure such as for the reply of the defendant.
Practical involvement of the European Asylum Support Office in the scheme can also be envisaged.
Technical ministerial meetings could also be envisaged, bearing in mind experience with the structured dialogue.
European or national awareness-raising measures for these sectors could also be envisaged.
Evaluations could also be envisaged once a certain amount of the funds has been certified to the Commission.
A need for a follow up at Community level of the national plans for the fisheries could also be envisaged.
Disaggregation by gender could also be envisaged for other structural indicators, such as the social cohesion indicators, provided that robust data exist.
A synergy between more gas transiting through the Baltic States and the upgrading of the Yamal pipeline could also be envisaged.
A revision of the levels of these charges should also be envisaged, but care has to be taken that'clean' vehicles are not penalized.
Where a higher rate of return would be required to matchthe project risks and thus make them bankable, a regulatory approach could also be envisaged.
Interconnectivity may also be envisaged for customs and tax administrations of other neighbouring countries, on a case by case basis according to the needs.
The use of trade-related measures in the framework of regional fisheries organisations should also be envisaged in combination with flag State and port State controls;
A central registration point could also be envisaged to record civil status events occurring in Member States other than the citizen's Member State of origin.
The possibilities introduced by the Amsterdam Treaty and developed by the Nice Treaty for closer co-operation between sub-groups of like-minded Member States could also be envisaged in certain cases.
Effective measures should also be envisaged to ensure no negotiating partner can relinquish responsibility when a European representative body is to be set up.
CONSIDERS it desirable to include also third countries, particularly applicant countries and neighbouring countries, in such an exchange of information andthat a strategy for the prevention of organised crime could also be envisaged in the context of aid for, and cooperation with, third countries;
Joint Actions" linking SOCRATES with other Community programmes may also be envisaged, in particular with the Community programmes in the field of research and development and new technologies.
It may also be envisaged that some economic and social rights could be guaranteed only for citizens of the European Union and third-country nationals meeting certain conditions.
In the longer term, additional spectrum below 790 MHz could also be envisaged, depending on experience and the lack of spectrum in other bands adequate for coverage.
It could also be envisaged to develop specific tools, such as free phone or Internet based fraud notification systems to encourage participants or other persons to provide information about any wrongdoing or irregularity.
A similar type of instrument could also be envisaged to spur the provision of venture capital for renewable energy companies and projects within Europe, particularly in acceding and candidate countries;
Special protection might also be envisaged for third-country nationals, who are born in a Member State and have never lived in their country of nationality.