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The provision could be included in a future directive.
If Member States have existing national rules which cover the requirement for late-payment interest this provision could be implemented by a reference to those rules.
This provision could, therefore, jeopardise EU jobs and manufacturing.
An overview of the studies on the impact of the 0.1% sulphur requirement in SECAs on short sea shipping concludes that this provision could have some effects on shipping patterns.
Such a provision could also contribute to the guarantee of the rights of the defence.
The Committee considers that there is some ambiguity in the criteria for the approval of maritime training institutions as the provision could be interpreted as requiring that maritime training institutions must be able to provide living accommodation Section 2 sub-paragraph 2.1.1 of Article 9(3)a.
This provision could be accompanied by the requisite corollary changes to the Rules of Procedure.
In addition to those sanctions, it is appropriate to provide that interest should be payable on the amount of compensation offered by the insurance undertaking or awarded by the court to the injured party when the offer has not been made withinthe said prescribed time-limit; if Member States have existing national rules which cover the requirement for late-payment interest this provision could be implemented by a reference to those rules.
This provision could be interpreted in different ways and give rise to uncertainty in proceedings.
It was also considered that this provision could be somehow in contradiction with Article 3(1) of the proposal under which applicants do not have to state an interest when they lodge a request for information.
This provision could be reinforced by obliging the Council('the Council shall') to make a recommendation of this kind.
For legal bases of this kind, provision could be made for a move to qualified majority voting on a specific date e.g. Articles III-170(family law), III-176 police cooperation.
Such a provision could dissuade citizens living abroad from investing in property located in Germany.
I am very worried about the irregularities that such a provision could lead to, given that it contains the seeds of the principle of the prohibition of political parties, because that is what the exclusion of part of the public financing boils down to.
Provision could therefore be made for a purchaser to be jointly and severally liable with a supplier to pay tax where the sale price is lower than the normal value of the goods sold.
This provision could have budgetary implications later on which need to be studied in detail when such a proposal is being made.
This provision could place an additional administrative burden on some economic operators, as they might have to make monthly adjustments.
This provision could provide harmonisation on necessary derogations to data protection principles and compensate for the lack implementation of this option by some Member States.
Since such a provision could affect the free circulation of goods, it is necessary that the Commission has the power to decide on common criteria which the Member States could apply.
This provision could take account of problems of availability of medicinal products in the new Member States, whose small markets do not attract pharmaceutical companies, and hence can be supported.
Such a provision could, in a proportionate way, solve the problem of the current squeeze of the time available for the Commission and Member States when proposed commitments are submitted towards the end of the period allowed or amended after this deadline.
Moreover provision could be made for automatic reincorporation of amounts previously deducted if reincorporation had still not occurred after, for example, five years, or if the permanent establishment ceased to exist in that form. 21.
Their provision could be shared between several providers to maximise competition, or- as recently suggested by Eurocontrol in its analysis of the concept of"centralised services"- attributed to a single provider or a grouping of service providers that could support several core providers.
These provisions could seriously undermine the work of the ICC.
These provisions could be taken as a model for a future European instrument on maintenance obligations.
These provisions could read as follows.
These provisions could warrant further clarifications to make the Directive fully effective.
However, if and when this became appropriate,such provisions could be adopted at Community level.
Their provisions can vary substantially from one organisation to the other.
Its provisions can be adapted via a committee procedure.