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There is nothing to prevent this.
Thus, in view of the advantages that arise from the entry into force of this protocol, there is nothing to prevent its adoption.
There is nothing to prevent your participation in the program.
I also believe it is important to realise that there is nothing to prevent the existence of parallel eco-labels.
There is nothing to prevent the uterus from pushing the child out.
Folk også translate
Alternatives have existed for many years, and there is nothing to prevent our turning to healthy products of natural origin.
There is nothing to prevent the foreign ministers from fulfilling this role, if that is what the Member States want.
However, it is important to bear in mind that there is nothing to prevent individual Member States introducing more comprehensive legislation.
There is nothing to prevent constituents from voting for women to represent them in the European Parliament, for example.
Only the information provided for in the Directive has to be supplied, but there is nothing to prevent the Member States from recommending additional information in their national provisions.
There is nothing to prevent that; it depends on the capability and the ethical and professional conduct of a Commissioner.
Mr President, there are no institutional barriers separating one group from another, and there is nothing to prevent anyone from demonstrating their worth and being rewarded for it.
Because there is nothing to prevent the devil from a man except God.
I should also like to draw the attention of the House to the fact that, in certain cases,particularly when this is necessary for reasons of political importance, there is nothing to prevent the Council from consulting Parliament on its own initiative.
Then there is nothing to prevent you from stopping the story.
There obviously needs to be a debt component. It must not be said here that the European Union does not have any competence in this area because, Mr President,it is clear that there is nothing to prevent either the Commission or Parliament from asking the Member States to make clear concessions on the issue of debt.
In principle, however, there is nothing to prevent decisions on individual cases being taken at Community level.
There is nothing to prevent the Armenian troops from at least leaving those provinces of Azerbaijan which do not form part of Nagorno-Karabakh.
And if all this is so,then there is nothing to prevent us to make crafts for Easter with their own hands.
Moreover, there is nothing to prevent a political party unhappy with the current oldest Member from presenting an older candidate.
The United Kingdom Government observes that there is nothing to prevent the competent authorities from using whatever methods may help them to determine the value required under Article 1 of Regulation No 803/68.
There is nothing to prevent a Member State, in the context of inspections not covered by the scope of this Directive, from checking the items listed in Annex I in places other than on the public highway.
However, there is nothing to prevent a Member State from deciding it does not want to put any event on the list.
There is nothing to prevent this and it is important from the point of view of the timetable proposed to us by the President-in-Office of the Council.
There is nothing to prevent a Member State from using Regulation No 2078 to create wetlands at any suitable location on the territory of the State.
However, there is nothing to prevent the social summits being held on an informal basis without the basis of a decision, as has been the case to date.
Once again, there is nothing to prevent Member States from fixing high national rates for this product if they consider this to be necessary for health reasons.
There is nothing to prevent the Commission from ruling in a single decision on one and the same infringement which is the subject of several successive complaints lodged during the same proceedings.
In addition, there is nothing to prevent national states from establishing proper controls, imposing fines and making subsidies and national and EU funding unavailable to companies who employ illegal immigrants.
There is nothing to prevent Member States from being authorised to apply a minimum excise duty to cigars, cigarillos and smoking tobacco where such an option already exists for cigarettes and hand-rolling tobacco;