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I have suggested this methodology to education experts in my country.
Financial transactions must in principle comply with this methodology.
This methodology will be tested in 2009-2010 and subsequently refined.
The result of the application of this methodology is subject to capping.
This methodology is adapted to assess the role of contracts of limited duration.
The Commission will produce annual reports implementing this methodology starting in Autumn 2003.
The application of this methodology led to some practical conclusions.
However no new process norreports will be imposed on Member States to implement this methodology.
This methodology could be evaluated by the European Council at its Göteborg meeting.
I think that the Member States accept this methodology, with the establishment of a high level group of representatives.
This methodology can help you to develop unique content and take action on duplicate content.
There seems to be broad support for the introduction of this methodology, but in practice it is not being implemented expediently.
This methodology has been successfully applied for setting energy efficiency requirements for equipment.
All Member States will be encouraged to adapt and adopt this methodology and to use it in support of best practice.
However, this methodology is difficult for implementation, as well as it is resource-intensive and slow.
The application and updating of minimum standards based on this methodology for new and for existing buildings over 1000m3 when renovated;
This methodology is based on the economic approach already introduced and developed in the guidelines on.
Whilst bearing the specific political, economic and budgetary situation of the Mediterranean Partners in mind, this methodology could be applied to the Mediterranean region.
This methodology has also been used by national regulators in the US, the UK, Brazil and Singapore.
These policy instruments are still under development, however, andthe EU could use this methodology much more broadly, in order to cover a wider array of relevant competitiveness factors.
It applied this methodology to stranded costs compensation in Austria, Belgium, Greece, the Netherlands and Spain.
In 2005, the Commission will work together with Member States andregional governments, using, as far as possible, this methodology, to identify the most significant subsidies that have a negative impact on the environment.
This methodology is used by Denmark to monitor progress towards its national target under the EU"burden sharing" agreement.
The Commission's ambitious target of reducing the burden of neoplastic diseases by 15% between now and 2020 can be considered realistic only if this methodology is applied and bolstered by adequate funding.
To overcome this methodology, the Commission called for tender for studies to measure Internet access prices in the EU.
This methodology is already well advanced, and the principal external costs it will take into account are those shown in Table 3.
Member States would be required to use this methodology in order to calculate the cost-optimal requirements using variables as fixed by them.
Today, this methodology is alsophlebology, since it removes the capillary mesh and vascular asterisks, birthmarks, hemangiomas, varicose veins.
The data collected using this methodology could be used when drawing up the evaluation report provided for by the Directive.
This methodology could deliver reliable results and involve the scientific and industrial communities from the beginning.