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In fact, more fundamentally than that.
It is also good that Mrs van Dijk tackles the system more fundamentally in her report.
Secondly, but more fundamentally, bread is a commodity that is regulated nationally under many specific regulations.
This affects not just Croatia, ladies and gentlemen, but, more fundamentally, the credibility of the enlargement process.
More fundamentally, the Commission has launched a review of the payment conditions in standard TACIS contracts.
This applies not only to the range of jobs that are available to them but more fundamentally to whether or not they are able to find a job at all.
More fundamentally, the Commission is making a serious effort to improve its aid management and increase its poverty focus.
Against this background, five aspects are outlined which should be considered with the aim of integrating environmental considerations more fundamentally into the design process.
Perhaps more fundamentally, the Stability and Growth Pact should be used as a tool to encourage national expenditure on individual budget components over and above others.
And something I realized quite early on was that the Chinese language forced me to speak about and-- in fact, more fundamentally than that-- ever so slightly forced me to think about family in very different ways.
Second, and more fundamentally, the steep slope of the yield curve provides an incentive to shift funds out of M3 into longer-term deposits and securities, thereby dampening M3 growth.
He understands that most likely he will never finish the monument the way he envisioned,and even more fundamentally that the ALEXANDROS effort to even marginally"Easternize" or"modernize" Macedonia was not going well.
But more fundamentally, some are beginning to question the vision of interconnected, international carbon markets that has dominated the discussion of carbon pricing since the 1980s.
Of course Europeans should be represented- they should rightly play a part in what is one of the major institutions- but, more fundamentally, what I want to know from you is: what kind of policy do we want to conduct on the international stage?
More fundamentally, however, this research analyses a subject very close to our own: the relationship between the process of participative introduction of improvements in working conditions.
Risks to this scenario remain on the upside and include further rises in oil prices, additional increases in administered prices and indirect taxes, as well as-- more fundamentally-- potential second-round effects in wage and price-setting behaviour.
More fundamentally, given the favourable momentum of real GDP growth over the past few quarters and positive labour market developments, wage dynamics could be stronger than currently expected.
They include further increases in oil prices, a stronger pass-through of past oil price rises into consumer prices than currently anticipated, additional increases in administered prices and indirect taxes, and-- more fundamentally-- stronger than expected wage developments.
More fundamentally, given the favourable momentum of real GDP growth observed over the past few quarters and the positive signs from labour markets, wage developments could be stronger than currently expected.
We will either be able to restore water quality to suit the planet' s ecosystem or we will experience a whole range of adverse events which will threaten thedevelopment of certain regions, the living conditions of the inhabitants of other regions and even, more fundamentally, the global balance.
More fundamentally, the projections assume that recent oil and food price dynamics and their impact on HICP inflation do not have broadly based second-round effects on wage and price-setting behaviour.
In the next few months,the annual growth rates of monetary aggregates will most likely be affected downwards by base effects that are associated with the intensification of the financial turmoil one year ago. More fundamentally, however, the growth of M1 and M3 continues to reflect the current constellation of interest rates.
More fundamentally, studies are being conducted on the nature and quality of service provision for SMEs, with the aim of ultimately promoting greater coherence and quality in support for enterprises across Europe.
Risks to this outlook for price developments remain on the upside and include further rises in oil prices, a pass-through of oil prices into consumer prices stronger than currently envisaged, additional increases in administered prices and indirect taxes, and-- more fundamentally-- potential second-round effects on wage and price-setting behaviour.
Even more fundamentally, this runs in direct contradiction to the emphasis that the Committee on Budgets has put in this report, on the staff appointment or promotion always being based on ability and merit.
Risks to the outlook for price developments remain on the upside and include further increases in oil prices, a stronger pass-through of oil price rises into consumer prices than currently expected, additional increases in administered prices and indirect taxes and, more fundamentally, stronger than expected wage and price developments due to second-round effects of past oil price increases.
More fundamentally, stronger than currently expected wage developments would pose significant upward risks to price stability, not least in view of the favourable momentum of real GDP growth observed over the past few quarters.
The key issues for the Italian situation in relation to the provision of counselling arc summed up at the end of the report as being twofold: that for counselling services in Italy to improve radically will require significant change, both politically and culturally;that access to services is not just a question of efficiency but is more fundamentally one of democracy.
More fundamentally, stronger than currently expected wage developments could pose significant upward risks to price stability, not least in view of the favourable momentum in labour markets observed over the past few quarters.
Risks to the outlook for price developments remain on the upside and include further increases in oil prices, a stronger pass-through of oil price rises into consumer prices than currently anticipated, additional increases in administered prices and indirect taxes, and-- more fundamentally-- stronger wage developments than expected at present, possibly due to second-round effects stemming from past oil price increases.