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Letter c of paragraph 1 has been redrafted and clarified.
Article 3(1) has been redrafted to set out the obligation incumbent upon Member States in a more precise manner.
Based on the recommendations received, the report has been redrafted along the following main lines.
We, in this Assembly,have conveyed that we wish to be consulted again once the directive has been redrafted.
This paragraph has been redrafted in the Common position.
This Article, which forms the legal basis for the setting-up and amendment of the Common Customs Tariff, has been redrafted to make its purpose clearer.
The definition of"client" has been redrafted in line with Parliament's amendment 22.
The article has been redrafted to clarify what national regulatory authorities are required to do, but there are no changes of substance.
In the common position this paragraph has been redrafted following the Parliament's amendment 39.
Paragraph d has been redrafted and eliminates the need for prior approval by the competent authorities of the rules of the regulated market.
Former Article 15, which becomes the second paragraph of Article 14, has been redrafted to provide for clear rules as to the conditions of exercise of joint ownership.
It has been redrafted to further clarify the objective of determining the conditions in which the right to family reunification is exercised in Europe, this right being recognised in existing national legislation and international instruments.
The definition of"professional client" has been redrafted taking into account Parliament's amendment 23.
Article 26 has been redrafted to clarify that investment firms and market operators operating an MTF should only report to the competent authorities significant breaches of their rules or disorderly trading conditions or conduct that may involve market abuse to the competent authority.
At the request of the Court of Auditors, Article 172a(1) has been redrafted in order to ensure that the criteria in respect of eligible costs are more coherent.
Article 12(c) has been redrafted to reflect the fact that in Council Decision 2007/409/EC of 11 June 2007 amending Decision 2004/585/EC establishing Regional Advisory Councils under the Common Fisheries Policy4 the Regional Advisory Councils have been granted the status of bodies pursuing an aim of general European interest.
The definition of"limit order" has been redrafted taking into account part of Parliament's amendment 27.
The first paragraph has been redrafted in the common provision in order to clarify the text and to take into account the spirit of the Parliament's amendment 60.
The definition of"branch" has been redrafted taking into account the objective of Parliament's amendment 32.
The common position has been redrafted while maintaining the main lines of the Commission's proposal and takes into consideration the spirit of the Parliament's amendments 63 and 64.
Article 8(a)(i) and(iii) has been redrafted to provide clarity and certainty on eligible expenditure.
The last sentence of Article 50 has been redrafted to exclude any doubt as to the date entered in the registry.
Article 10 of the common position has been redrafted in order to reduce the administrative burden on issuers and to reduce costs.
The last subparagraph of Article 3(2) has been redrafted to make it clear that when placements of securities are made through financial intermediaries, it is the final result of the placement that matters.
The first paragraph of this Article has been redrafted in order to remove any ambiguity in relation to a person genuinely entitled to the unregistered Community design claiming rights in legal proceedings once the design is disclosed by a third person.
The amendment concerning the definition of maximum take-off weight(MTOW) has been redrafted to fit the description(acronym) of maximum take-off mass(MTOM), which is practically the same and is the acronym used by the European Civil Aviation Conference- ECAC.
Several points have been redrafted to make them clearer.
The minimum standards have been redrafted and regrouped accordingly.
Various entries have been redrafted to identify better or specify further the operations, emissions and products to be covered by the future Directive.
The requirements on the use of flight recordings have been redrafted so as to make them applicable for the operator only, thus exempting the Member States paragraph 1.160c.