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Dennie Heye talks to Jill about her travels around the USA to visit different member libraries and events.
Since a large number of Members from different Member States are needed in order to be recognised as a group, there will be political movements left over that are too small for this.
This has already led to distortions in competition between farmers in different Member States and regions.
Support for the establishment of networks involving NGOs from different Member States in order to facilitate the exchange of relevant information and experiences including issues relating to missing persons.
Annex 1 further shows the share in the total licences issued which is accounted for by the different Member States28.
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At the same time it is very clear that there are differences between different member countries, because there are different sourcing strategies for the companies concerned.
Common rules to avoid asylum shopping where multiple applications are made to different member countries.
Furthermore, the programme offers the opportunity to organisations from different Member States to cooperate in preventing types of violence which are specifically trans-national.
It seems that companies and business associations nevertheless accept thecurrent state of affairs, attributing it to divergent legal systems within different Member States7.
The Commission considers this option to ensure an"equivalent level of protection" in different Member States, leaving to their discretion the"means to achieve such objectives.
Apart from Council Directive 90/435/EEC of 23 July 1990 on the common system of taxation applicable in the case of parent companies and subsidiaries of different Member States OJ 1990 L 225, p.
Where the possibility of the transfer of pension capital between pension institutions of different Member States exists, Member States should also exchange information on such transfers.
The Commission has, furthermore, presented a report, in which it has noted, if in a general way, that the current division more orless appropriately reflects the real situation in different member countries.
The European Agenda on Security will help police and other law enforcement services in different Member States to share data more effectively and better cooperate against cross-border crime.
It is a first step towards participatory democracy at EU-level and with an approach that pays no heed to borders it is also a major step towards cooperation between citizens from different Member States.
However, the parent-subsidiary directive applies partially in cases where the parent company andsubsidiary are located in different Member Stats and the permanent establishment is located in a non-Community country.
This proposal updates and improves an already existing Council Directive 2003/49/EC of 3 June 2003 on a common system of taxation applicable to interest and royalty payments made between associated companies of different Member States.
Most Community policies support cooperation activities that involve a broad range of societal players from different Member States and even Third Countries national authorities, regions and local authorities, enterprises.
Horizontal interpretation" of the subsidiarily principle, instead, aims at better integrating the existing decentralised dimensionof cooperative EU-policy making(between regional and local authorities from different Member Slates).
Climate change will result in cross-border impacts and will require adaptation measures based on cooperation between different Member States and coordination with relevant non-Member States(e.g. upstream flood protection measures);
The Council, pending the opinion of the European Parliament, reached a political agreement on the draft Council Directive amending Directive 90/435/EEC on the common system of taxation applicable in the case of parent companies and subsidiaries of different Member States 14814/03.
Support for the establishment of multidisciplinary networks involving NGOs from different Member States in order to facilitate the exchange of relevant information and experiences concerning actions undertaken in the Member States.
Their main support instrument are shared-cost projects where the EU supports financially consortia gathering partners from different Member and Associated states235.
The absence of dialogues between competent authorities in different Member States: Dialogues between national administrations of different Member States in the non-harmonised area are difficult in practice, due to the lack of a common address book in the non-harmonised field of products within the EU.
At the same time, the Commission intends to ensure conditions of equal competition for operators from different Member States running ships under different flags.
It is hardly surprising that the text which the Council ultimately adopted unanimously- the upshot of delicate compromises between the legal traditions of the different Member States4- was not to everyone's liking.
The codification of Council Directive 90/435/EEC of 23 July 1990 on the common system of taxation applicable in the case of parent companies and subsidiaries of different Member States2 has been initiated by the Commission, and a relevant proposal has been submitted to the legislative authority3.
I think that the quantity of the three allowances should have been based on the emission rate per capita of greenhouse gases in the different Member States, as there are large differences between them.
Business taxation: as part of the taxation package the Commission adopts a proposal for a directive on a common system of taxation applicable to interest and royalty payments made be tween associated companies of different Member States(* point 1.2.45) and the Council adopts conclusions on the establishment of the Code of Conduct Group(> point 1.2.46).□ Public procurement: the Commission adopts a communication on public procurement in the European Union* point 1.2.42.
Council Directive 90/435/EEC of 23 July 1990 on the common system of taxation applicable in the case of parent companies and subsidiaries of different Member States7 has been substantially amended several times8.