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Cows are central to automation and to adapting day-to-day routines.
All the strategies linked to adapting the EU to post-crisis conditions must be aimed at creating sustainable jobs.
Furthermore, I believe that we should give some thought to adapting the Stability and Growth Pact.
A single currency is an obstacle to adapting interest rates and currencies to different circumstances within the euro area.
More about Farm Management Support Cows are central to automation and to adapting day-to-day routines.
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It is committed to adapting this support as appropriate, in pursuit of a just and equitable solution to the refugee issue.
Mr President, the candidate countries have now devoted many years' hard work to adapting themselves to the European Union.
This overview will be used with a view to adapting Community instruments, in particular LIFE+, and to ensuring a high level of cofinancing.
The Council shall examine, at least once a year, the procedures and codes contained in the Annex andthe Appendix hereto with a view to adapting them.
Now we must attend to adapting the directives accordingly. Here the focus has been on the question of adapting the relevant directives- and that is understandable.
Annexes A, B and C shall be amended only by the Council acting by a qualified majority on a proposal from the Commission,with a view in particular to adapting them to technological progress.
The only achievements in this field are initiated by management with a view to adapting work organization to new constraints imposed by the market, the work force or technology.
It is not possible to adapt these measures without interinstitutional legislative procedures,a state of affairs that prevents any rapid response by the Community when it comes to adapting the support measures to specific situations.
In Luxembourg the government approved in early October 2000 a draft law with a view to adapting 250 con verted currency amounts of a legislative nature and 600 amounts in the administrative field.
Urgency is crucial, as this proposal, although not coming into force until April 1, the start of the milk financial year,forms part of the package of transitional measures with a view to adapting Portuguese agriculture to the single market in 1993.
After all, this Muslim country is unique in that it took the first steps to adapting European values almost 100 years ago and despite the various historical winds, it did not go off the road.
The Council therefore accepted the criteria put forward by Parliament and went ahead with what itconsidered an acceptable adjustment, with a view to adapting the current framework during the 2009-2014 period.
I therefore argue for the finding of balanced solutions with a view to adapting the way this measure is applied, rather than having a specific obligation in the document to maintain accounts regarding commercial operations and the financial position.
Making use of this power, the Italian Government introduced a draft legislative decree in December 1997 with a view to adapting Italian legislation to the requirements of the Treaty and the statute.
With the Stockholm Agreement, the countries of Northern Europe committed themselves to adapting their passenger ferries to more rigorous safety criteria than those currently in force, in order to make the ferries more stable, by means of certain construction measures, in the event of an accident at sea.
One of the priorities in 2005, during which the Ombudsman's OU ce was celebrating its 10-year anniversary, was to revisit the existing cooperation agreements between the two institutions, with an eye to adapting them to the new realities that the intervening decade had shaped.
If we were, by means of this Budget, to succeed in making an appropriate contribution to adapting the ECJ's equipment to current circumstances and requirements, that would be a great triumph, and one that would benefit the many members of the European public who have recourse to the law to resolve their disputes.
However, the evaluation of the first Action Programme 1982-85 made it clear that there is a need for continued and more intensive action by theCommunity in this area, particularly with a view to adapting it in line with economic and social changes and with technological development.
Whilst measures are proliferating in all the Member States with a view to adapting their domestic structures on the economic and social level to the advent of the single European market at the end of 1992, the same is not true in every case as regards legal problems and questions relating to the judicial system.
I would repeat the need to call on the European Commission to mobilise the Solidarity Fund in a flexible manner, as well as to revise the regional programmes financed by the Cohesion Fund,with a view to adapting them to the requirements arising from the tragedy.
It is important as a political commitment to promoting andguaranteeing social standards and to adapting the legal and institutional mechanisms to the specific standards and values of European democracies.
It is not the"free creations of the mind" of generals of genius that have had a revolutionizing effect here, but the invention of better weapons and the change in the human material, the soldiers;in the best of cases, the part played by generals of genius is limited to adapting methods of fighting to the new weapons and combatants.
At the same time, and I would like to put particular emphasis on this,the Commission must commit to adapting, reviewing and modifying the current multiannual financial plan for 2007-2013 and to extending it until 2015-2016.
For this reason, it is particularly important to support the rapporteur's Amendment 3, in order to be able to guarantee more adequate funding,at least after the 2008-2009 review of the Financial Framework, with a view to adapting LIFE to the necessary changes and ensuring a high level of Community cofinancing.
The experience gained over the last 15 years has led to areview of Directive 90/219, with a view to adapting the administrative provisions to the real risks of the operations and take more account of international technical recommendations on bio-safety, namely the protection of human health and the environment.