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Comes from a third country which is recognised in accordance with.
The actions to be taken in the near future to address soil protection are based on existing information, which is recognised as incomplete.
Net neutrality, which is recognised as being fundamental to the Digital Agenda;
However, Parliament does enjoy the power of active cooperation, which is recognised by the Commission.
Infertility is a condition which is recognised by the World Health Organisation, but not by many Member States.
We are therefore seeing increasing numbers of groups contacting this Parliament or the Commission,providing specialised information which is recognised as important.
In 1983 the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, which is recognised only by Turkey, was established.
Companies can choose whether to demonstrate compliance with these sustainability requirements through national systems orby joining a voluntary scheme which is recognised by the Commission.
We also have to deal with the protection of personal data, which is recognised by Article II-68 of the draft constitution.
In order to ensure that a country which is recognised continues to comply fully with the requirements of the STCW Convention, the recognition should be reviewed regularly and extended if appropriate.
He used to work as a traffic planner in the city of Houten, which is recognised worldwide as the Cyclists Paradise.“ tiitliga.
Powered by the P-90 PRO pickup, which is recognised all over the music industry as the most versatile and powerful single coil pickup available.
Qualified entity" means any association, organisation orgroup whose objective is protecting the environment and which is recognised according to the procedure fixed in Article 9.
This makes it a business, the freedom of which is recognised under Article 16 of the Charter in accordance with EU law and national law.
Nevertheless, this limitation does not appear to be disproportionate,especially given the importance of the intended aim of gender equality which is recognised both in the Charter and the Treaties.
Again as regards the reversal of the burden of proof, something which is recognised in international, fundamental law, the presumption of innocence is essential.
Most Member States are uneasy about the approach being taken by the scientific sub-groups and would prefer a more open andtransparent system of classification as set out in the OIE code which is recognised and accepted by countries worldwide.
This leads to eutrophication of the rivers and the sea, which is recognised as one of the principal causes of their degradation.
The Commission plans to resolve this problem, in particular as regards existing rolling stock which is recognised in one or more Member States but not in others.
We now have a European Aviation Safety Agency, which is recognised as having the desired authority, including by the US FAA.
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The policy framework is complemented by the YOUTH programme, which is recognised as a valuable resource for promoting the active European citizenship of young people as well as their integration in society.
The difficulty that this report may present is the nature of the European authentic act orpublic document itself, which is recognised in most of the countries in the European Union but not in others.
At the same time, instead of promoting biotechnology as a technology of the future which is recognised worldwide and promises a great deal for human society in the twenty-first century, the proposal deals this technology a mortal blow.
Big Game Fishing is one of the most exciting sports in Madeira, which is recognised as one of the world's best hot-spots for this activity.
Moreover, voluntary activity is an essential expression of participatory democracy, which is recognised in the European Constitutional Treaty as a component of the democratic life of the EU.
Access to good-quality information, including through information campaigns regarding services already available, which is recognised as essential for the settlement of disputes and effective application of the laws;
The performance of inspections of the classification societies which are recognised, or are due to be recognised, at Community level on the basis of Council Directive 94/57/EC;
In this context, I would like to emphasise the role of the Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary Assembly, which was recognised in the Paris text and then in the Marseille document.
The Shakespeare's Celebrations initiative was established to ensure the traditional annual Birthday Celebrations, which are recognised around the world, continue for future generations to enjoy.”.