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It must be characteristic of the region, which will be implemented by the proposed landscaping project.
The school drew up a dissemination plan to involve 27 other schools in project which will be implemented in 1998.
I do not see how we can evaluate a text which will be implemented at the same time as the evaluation report.
It is called a joint statement andit is also referred to in the text as an understanding of both sides which will be implemented.
Earlier this year the EU agreed on a comprehensive which will be implemented jointly by the EU institutions and the Member States up to 2020.
In its Regulation, the Commission proposes that in future the mechanism should be based on the establishment of a quality control system for each operator and airport which will be implemented by a national authority designated by the Member States.
The tax reform, which will be implemented in the 1999-2002 period, should increase private savings and diminish distortions in the present tax system.
All the above objectives will therefore take this last objective into account, which will be implemented in all the programme's activities.
The Action Plan, which will be implemented over the next six years, is in response to the urgent call from Heads of State and Government at the Spring European Council this year for a realistic Energy Efficiency strategy.
However, the Commission will use the mechanisms foreseen in the new regulatory framework, which will be implemented by the Member States in July 2003.
Belgium has recently adopted a law on anti-discrimination, which will be implemented namely through the Centre for Equal Opportunities and with the support of the federate bodies with territorial responsibilities for the integration of people with disabilities.
The decision includes a project for the improvement of the victims' nutritional andhealth conditions which will be implemented by Action contre la faim, France.
Then we also have the new chapter on employment, which will be implemented ahead of time, and the strengthening of the social provisions of the Treaty.
It represents the consensus if not the common view of Parliament, the Council and the Commission:each of the three institutions will have to make a clear commitment to this new"contract", which will be implemented by the Interinstitutional Group on Information.
The Commission is launching a series of initiatives, which will be implemented in the course of 2004, in order to open a structured dialogue between the different stakeholders.
Besides the emergency aid, there can be no doubt that Serbia will also need, as Mr Moscovici has indicated,more comprehensive support, which will be implemented in association with the World Bank and the EIB among others.
They will also be able, if necessary, to decide to participate in the operations which will be implemented in the context of this future mechanism, as some have already done within the framework of the current temporary mechanisms.
This is precisely why I am going to submit a written question to the Commission, because I expect it, apart from devising a strategy to prevent such disasters from occurring in future,to present concrete measures to us as soon as possible, which will be implemented immediately in the case of the environmental disaster in Hungary.
To overcome these hurdles, the Commission has outlined a range of measures, which will be implemented by different means including industry self-regulation,which should lead to flexible and fast solutions in this field.
Given the wide scope andcomplexity of the issue, the Strategy set out a long-term approach which will be implemented in cycles, gradually expanding its coverage as our knowledge base improves.
In response to the criticism voiced by the Court of Auditors regarding the use of export refunds, the Commission has devised an action plan which will be implemented during the first half of this year and which will introduce substantial changes to the current system.