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This example shows that the draft directive has not quite taken shape.
I might also add that this example shows that political parties- not the party groups in this case- always have a certain interest in the general public when it suits them.
This example shows that the draft directive has not quite taken shape.
Well, this example shows that IGHT is used in the form of an exclamation.
This example shows how we are already involved in this area.
This example shows- CT24 program is now broadcast on the vessel at the RCS/ RDS.
This example shows a city sidewalk scene, found in Scenes> Town.
This example shows us the dangers inherent in a lack of a genuine common foreign policy.
This example shows that it is necessary to regulate this matter as soon as possible.
This example shows the importance of early consultation of the Scientific Committees on a case-by-case basis.
This example shows that the image of a connected space under an open or closed map need not be connected.
I think this example shows the importance of the interaction between certain agrochemical products and the environment.
This example shows how the engagement of the consumer with an information society application leads to the wider development of e-M.
This example shows the importance of relying on the mean value property and continuity to argue that the limit is harmonic.
This example shows with abundant clarity that consumer protection and consumer health should be a national prerogative and not a matter for the EU.
This example shows that our debate on GMOs must look at more than just the long-term effects on consumer health and safety.
This example shows that even states whose citizens have suffered the most appalling crimes have dispensed with the death penalty as a means of justice.
This example shows that the harmful effects of various endocrine disrupters is a global problem that has affected even the most isolated parts of the world.
As this example shows, the benefits for specific individuals inside of companies to facilitate data access are pretty small and the worst-case scenario is terrible.
This example shows the clear importance of a European regulatory framework which encourages stability on national markets, helping to increase consumer confidence.
This example shows that in many cases promoting a dialogue with Member States can prove to be effective for the benefit of EU citizens and their family members.
This example shows that the financing of large-scale research projects is dependent on recoveries from other areas, the amount of which is difficult to determine in advance.
This example shows that the Union of the Fifteen was able, at a second stage, to achieve what negotiation in the hands of the Commission only, notwithstanding its great talent, was unable to obtain.
I think that this example shows that, if the three main institutions can reach an agreement, we can speak with a single voice on behalf of 500 million citizens- and that is a very powerful voice.
This example shows most conspicuously that ideal cooperation between Member States and European institutions is needed in order to achieve transposition in time in all Member States.
This example clearly shows the magnitude of the required changes.
This example clearly shows that we need common criteria at a very high level.
This example also shows, incidentally, how difficult it often is to obtain comparable data.
This example alone shows that Turkey has no place in the European Union because it is a racist, xenophobic country which supports and promotes racism and xenophobia in neighbouring countries.
This local example shows just how any reorganization of the time system must be carried out on the basis of an agreement and coordination between all the Member States of the European Union.