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We are also adapting it to take due account of the decisions of the Court of Justice.
Some of us believe that this should only be countenanced,if democratic legitimacy is improved by a reweighting of votes to take due account of population.
If the Council fails to take due account of the EP's opinion in its common position, the EP can prevent the adoption of the pro posal.
At the request of the other Party, the Joint Committee shall meet to take due account of the interests of the other Party.
Having discussed the matter a little with Mrs Hübner, I got the impression that she was alert to this issue, but, really,I should like the Commission to take due account of it.
However, I believe that a review clause would make it possible to take due account of this problem after a certain period.
I particularly welcome the call for the Member States to take due account in their legislative practice of the various reasons for discrimination, with a view to bestowing a credibility on the Charter which has hitherto been weakened by the fact that the Charter is not legally binding.
At the request of the other Party, the Association Committee shall meet to take due account of the interest of the other Party.
In making this assessment it is necessary to take due account of the period of time required for the parties to achieve the efficiencies justifying the application of the exception rule 78.
I therefore particularly call on my Group to support this report andI urge the Commission and the Council to take due account of the suggestions and recommendations of the European Parliament.
In order to take due account, inter alia, of the reservations expressed by the European Parliament regarding the rigidity of that provision, the Commission weakened its wording and scope, converting it into a recital which was confined to noting that the relevant obligation derived directly from the Directives and the Treaty and so did not call for a specific regulative instruction.
Once these proposals have been made, the Council would obviously then have to take due account of the European Parliament's opinion on this matter.
Whereas, however, it is necessary to take due account of the particular conditions applying and, therefore, to establish a procedure allowing the rapid adaptation of these pre-established levels to maximum permitted levels appropriate to the circumstances of any particular nuclear accident or any other case of radiological emergency which is likely to lead or has led to significant radioactive contamination of foodstuffs and feedingstuffs;
I would urge the Commission, in examining that complaint, to take due account of the particular needs and characteristics of cooperative movements.
Regarding Compromise Amendment No 20, which the Commission accepts, I would like to point out the following.Originally the amendment tabled asked Member States to take due account of registrations delivered by others.
In this same context it will be very important for us first and foremost to take due account of the expectations that consumers will have of the meat they buy in future.
This degree of agreement not only expresses the spontaneous similarity of the approach adopted by our two institutions but, as I said earlier, also bears witness to a positive interaction,the Commission having arranged to take due account of Parliament's views as and when it became aware of them.
The European Council invites the Ecofin Council and the Commission to take due account of the Stockholm European Council conclusions when preparing the draft fór the 2001 broad economic policy guidelines.
Council, while recognizing the importance of strict application of the provisions of Article 130 ofthe Second Lomé Convention, requests the Commission to take due account of all relevant factors in adjudicating on tenders.
Shall ask the Rwandan authorities,as it asks all parties to the conflict, to take due account of the recommendations and measures that the United Nations could adopt regarding the illegal exploitation of natural resources in the DRC.
Commissioner Ferrero-Waldner gave formal assurance that the Commission would enter into regular dialogue with Parliament on the content of the draft country, regional andthematic strategy papers and guarantee to take due account of the position of Parliament when implementing the strategies proposed, the‘declaration on democratic scrutiny.
I would reaffirm the need to provide for the possibility of coordinating with the financial markets, so as to take due account of developments in the real economy, and I hope that these suggestions will be adequately and correctly implemented in national law as soon as possible.
We are therefore concerned to learn of the Commission's proposals, which overlook the importance of public services in areas such as energy, transport, postal services and telecommunications, in terms of social cohesion, the public's well-being andsocial inclusion. The proposals also fail to take due account of the way in which social movements have been mobilised on a major scale to protect high-quality public services.
In line with the Treaties, we look to the EU Member States sitting on the Security Council to take due account of EU views as they participate actively in these important discussions in New York.
What matters more is to do what Mrs Berès has askedthe Commission to do, which is to take due and full account of the interests of all stakeholders in the measures the Commission will adopt.
Like many of my colleagues, Commissioner, I should like you to ask your services to take due account of the time required by Parliament to do its work under the best conditions.
When applying the rules laid down in paragraphs 1 and 2 of Annex I to rail services the system vendor shall adjust the ranking principles for the principal display in order to take due account of the needs of consumers to be adequately informed of rail services that represent a competitive alternative to the air services.
In this context, the Parties reaffirm their attachment to ensuring special and differential treatment for all ACP countries andto maintaining special treatment for ACP LDCs and to taking due account of the vulnerability of small, landlocked and island countries.