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This text provides for new, very important regulations for e-commerce.
However, we must also note that these are private aircraft andthat to grant them excessive exemptions would restrict those that might be granted to the aeroplanes of national companies in developing countries, since the text provides for a limited number of exemptions for these countries overall.
The text provides sufficient information for students to be able to accurately complete each sentence.
The EESC is concerned that the text provides no information how this scheme should function in practice.
The text provides for greater obligations to disclose information and for the collective responsibility of board members.
Without prejudice to the future of the Community institutions, this text provides a particularly interesting basis for an excellent debate and, moreover, is proof of the maturity of this House, if indeed that still needed to be demonstrated.
The text provides for cooperation between the parties through the exchange of information that is forseeably relevant to tax administrations.
Pending the reworking of the Community framework applicable to electronic communications, this transitional text provides the principles making it possible to determine the conditions in which telephony services on the Internet may be treated from a legal standpoint like a voice telephony service within the meaning of the 1990 services directive, and the relevant regulatory consequences.
This text provides, inter alia, for the establishment of a working week that cannot, in any circumstances, exceed 48 hours throughout the European Union.
The Commission text provides for the possibility of the use of company staff for certain control activities.
The text provides the Union with new competences in order to defend itself in the event of certain anti-competitive practices on the part of third countries.
To this end, the text provides for regular consultations between air carriers and the body responsible for charges.
The text provides for a financial reference amount of EUR 8 168 million for the seven-year period, of which EUR 8 013 million for transport networks and EUR 155 million for energy networks.
The Presidency's text provides, as the Commission has always demanded, for a strengthening of the European Parliament's role as co-legislator.
The text provides that from the year 2000 new models of cars should be tested to see whether they comply with emission limits after five years or 80.000 km on the road, whichever is sooner.
Finally, the text provides for a mandatory consultation of the public for part B and part C both for standard and differentiated procedures.
Thirdly, our text provides for a whole range of assistance and support measures for victims, and we must not forget that there are reportedly several hundreds of thousands of victims in the European Union each year.
The text provides for the collection by Member States of specific statistics to provide the Community with reliable information to serve as a statistical base for developing a Community policy in the aviation sphere.
Finally, the text provides for the possibility of revising the limit values for vinyl chloride monomer and dusts within two years of the date of adoption of the Directive, on the basis of the latest scientific data.
The text provides for examination of national measures from the point of view of railway safety and interoperability and compatibility with competition rules in order to achieve a gradual reduction of national rules.
The text provides for an amendment to regulation 332/2002, on which the EU's financial support facility is based, raising the ceiling for lending from EUR 25 billion to EUR 50 billion, in the light of the economic and financial crisis.
The text provides solely for the reimbursement of the costs paid by them and only the cost of the health service as compared with the cost in the country of origin, disregarding the costs of travelling to and staying in the host country.
The text provides that the administrations of the Member States are required to hold an audit every seven years in accordance with the IMO rules, subject to a positive reply by the IMO to a timely request by the Member State concerned.
The text provides that the Member States' administrations shall, at least every seven years, be subject to an audit carried out in accordance with IMO rules, subject to a favourable response from the IMO to a request made within the time limits by a Member State.
Firstly, this text provides that for the languages concerned in each country, the authorities should be capable of using them in their dealings with citizens, which would not only be very costly, but also contrary to Article 2 of the French constitution which stipulates that the language of the French Republic is French.
The text provides for the possibility of reintroducing controls at internal borders in three cases- two under the heading"Serious threat to public policy or internal security" and one linked to the Schengen evaluation mechanism under the heading"Specific measures in case of serious deficiencies relating to the external border controls.
This text provides for, among other things, the introduction of several types of compensation: snacks and refreshments if the delay is more than 90 minutes; the cost of one night's accommodation in the event of an interrupted journey, accident or delay requiring an overnight stay; and an upper limit in terms of refund of at least EUR 1 200 in the event of loss of, or damage to, luggage left in the company's care.
With a view to bridging the gap between these positions, the Presidency compromise text provided for the exemption to continue pending a future decision by the Council and the European Parliament.
I would remind you that the Commission's original text provided for a procedure to designate cities of culture based essentially on the quality of the projects put forward.
All in all, we have sought to draw up a text providing suitable responses to common requirements, but also to respect, stimulate and in some case settle differences between the different national settings.