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Results of this study will be published in 2006.
This study will be performed in Denmark, Spain, France and Sweden.
The findings of this study will be published in 1995.
This study will cover quality requirements and identify any material-related risks.
The final version of this study will be available later this year.
This study will show the specific benefits and possible difficulties experienced by former pupils of the European Schools.
IKEA are convinced that the results of this study will be useful for both children and their parents.
This study will cover all 60 areas eligible under Objective 2 and will include detailed and thematic evaluations.
I wish to assure the honourable Member that the results of this study will be communicated to the European Parliament.
Accordingly, this study will help us to prepare the next steps.
We should not forget that the Commission gave an assurance that this study will be carried out and they have failed to have fulfilled this commitment.
We hope that this study will promote the active dialogue that is necessary to build an integrated Europe based on diversity.
I think it would not be out of place perhaps if we received a somewhat more definite answer about when this study will be completed since it has been one and a half years since the issue was first raised in this Parliament.
The results of this study will enable the Commission to decide on an appropriate way forward.
This study will serve as a useful contribution to the forthcoming conference in Paris on international trade, social dumping and employment.
Results from this study will be available in early 2009.
This study will give a clear overview of national potentials and the Commission will compare this with the ambition levels in the Member States.
The results of this study will be available by the end of this year.
This study will analyse all the problems Member State by Member State and will table proposals on basic principles for sustainable systems.
The focus of this study will be energy and climate change in the next 25 years.
We hope this study will help those non-Muslims women whose concepts are not clear about Islam, and those people who are working in Da'wah field.
The results of this study will be of interest to other regions besides Brandenburg.
This study will encompass the finan cial, legal, organisational and techni cal aspects of such a structure, which shall be as decentralised as possible and as centralised as necessary.
The focus of this study will be energy and climate change in the next 25 years. The study will be endorsed by Friends of the Earth.
This study will provide a solid basis for interim assessments and will be very useful when the list of Objective 2 regions and the programmes are reconsidered for the second phase of programming 1997-99.
The findings of this study will supplement the COST 33 study on passenger transport and are expected to be available by the end of 1779.
This study will in particular list targets, damage, potential modi operandi and consequences for the security of the Member States(description of possi ble situations) and identify those areas in which preven tive measures must be taken air traffic, official build ings, VIP protection, etc.
The preliminary results of this study will be discussed at a workshop in the first quarter of 2009, when all the interested parties should attend, including Member States, legal experts, intra-state bodies concerned with gender equality, social partners and civil society.
This study will consider the various aspects of trade mark protection and the possible consequences of a change in the exhaustion system, in particular as concerns product availability, after-sales service, advice to consumers, investment in new products, price competition and employment.
Finally, this study will inform the policy debate on the optimal taxation system in Denmark. It will do so by providing a better knowledge of the effects of taxation on the supply of labor.