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And his close relationship with Seibold would also be scrutinised.
That evidence should be scrutinised by a British court before it agrees to his extradition.
The quality of these planned data should also be scrutinised.
I believe that European defence should be scrutinised by the European Parliament and by the national parliaments.
We call upon the presidency of the Council to re-open the negotiations on the Treaty of Nice so that this can be scrutinised democratically.
Your work will, however, be scrutinised carefully, for there is no immunity in this House against political blunders and infringements.
Mr Prodi, you and what you will do will be scrutinised as never before.
These amendments will be scrutinised in accordance with the regulatory procedure; hence, Parliament will be fully involved in this work.
In my view,defining priorities that are political means that they should be scrutinised, should be transparent and should be democratic.
Therefore, investment projects will not be scrutinised by the Commission in advance except where aid is involved and prior notification in conformity with Article 93(3) is required.
The indications proposed in relation to incipient nephropathyare specific to lisinopril, as compared with other ACE inhibitors(ACEi), and will be scrutinised in some detail.
Officials who know that their files may be scrutinised by the public at any time are sure to be more inclined to administer them correctly.
A system involving one salary- even ifthis is higher than many MEPs' present salaries- is better because it is an open system which can be scrutinised and assessed by the electorate.
Although the agricultural budget components are scrutinised, they cannot be scrutinised in the same way as guaranteed expenditure, which is down to the Guidance Section for agriculture.
I am grateful to you for this particularly constructive report, and I can assure you that the issues raised andthe suggestions made by the European Parliament will be scrutinised by the Commission.
The role of technology in the agriculture of the future will be scrutinised at the end of the month when Aarhus University hosts the International Conference on Agricultural Engineering 2016.
This is the conclusion of researchers in connection with the completion of one of the world's most… 2016.06.20 AU Engineering Large conference to prepare the agriculture of the future The role of technology in the agriculture of the future will be scrutinised at the end of the month when Aarhus University hosts the International Conference on Agricultural Engineering 2016.
Every detail is scrutinised so that you can upgrade in complete confidence.
He said that young people say that nobody is exempt from being scrutinised.
It turned out that the decision[in favour]may not have been scrutinised closely enough.
The Commission's management of the budget is scrutinised by the Court of Auditors.
I really believe that it is important that all of this legislation is scrutinised properly and that everybody has the chance to contribute to the debate.
I also find it very positive that all countries are scrutinised every four years and that there is also involvement by civil society.
As you know, however, we have made considerable changes to our regulations so thatnot only are spot checks carried out on imports but that every import is scrutinised.
The EU's expenditure is scrutinised by the Court of Auditors, which has still not, however, been able to issue a clean auditor's report.
The proposal is complex andcontains many specific aspects which have been scrutinised and debated ever since France last held the rotating presidency.
SISone4all was a project conceived in around 30 days with its feasibility study being scrutinised by top European experts within a similar timescale.
To be expected in a way as the bigger you get,the more your failings are scrutinised.
I must emphasise that there have been no delays here:the dossier's author himself conceded that it is likely to be March before the documents have been scrutinised.
The central point is that,if the primary role of Parliament is scrutinising the Commission, then that is exactly what it should be doing.