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The intention was to minimize the social andregional difficulties which might arise from abolition by allowing operators time to adjust.
The Commission is in the process of considering the possibility of a proposal to the Council for an extension of the regulations to which the honourable Member refers,in view of the particular problems which might arise at the expiry of these regulations.
In this way linguistic problems which might arise from multiple translations and retranslation will be excluded as far as possible.
In the regions of Austria's very long EU border the citizens have justified fears of economic disadvantages which might arise because of the eastward enlargement.
Among the problems which might arise for the future representation of regional and local interests at European level and which have been listed under question 10, two aspects have been indicated most frequently, i.e. the"complexity of structures and the mode of decision making" and the"lack of financial resources of subnational entities to run offices and to employ staff in Brussels.
I welcome this regional dimension which is focused on some real, specific andlimited problems which might arise as a consequence of abolition.
At the same time as those obstacles are eliminated, consideration should be given to the situation which might arise if a credit institution runs into difficulties, particularly where that institution has branches in other Member States.
Because of the new texts, tenderers will know precisely what are their rights and obligations and1t will be possible to treat 1n a uniform manner all contractual problems which might arise during the performance of a project.
Although the fact that such agreements are fully valid may possibly give rise to practi cal disadvantages,the difficulties which might arise from uncertainty in legal rela tionships based on the agreements notified or exempted from notification would be still more harmful.
In order to ensure the smooth operation of this agreement, the two Parties shall take the appropriate measures and agree to remain in close contact andto be ready to undertake consultation in respect of any question which might arise while this arrangement applies.
Article 30 to ensure that all appropriate measures are taken to avoid adverse effects on human health and the environment which might arise from the deliberate release into the environment or placing on the market of genetically modified organisms.
The 22nd recital of Council Directive 92/12/EEC(')states that before their abolition'a certain period of time will be required to take the necessary measures to alleviate both the social repercussions inthe sectors concerned and regional difficulties… which might arise.
The Commission is actively investigating the risks presented by the two closely related substances, oktaBDE and dekaBDE,as well as the risks which might arise due to fire if these substances were to be banned from the market.
We shall pay attention to all these matters, to the developments which the future might bring, and the Presidency and the Council, as it behoves them and where justified, will not fail to take the appropriate action andinitiatives to provide a response to any misgivings and problems which might arise.
Member States should also be able to base the decisions which they adopt pursuant to Directive 2001/18/EC on grounds concerning socioeconomic impacts which might arise from the cultivation of a GMO on the territory of the Member State concerned.
In that sense, I should like to mention the proposal being studied and discussed by UNESCO at the moment, that the age-old Water Tribunal of Valencia could be adopted in the future as an international point of reference,to help avoid some of the potential conflicts which might arise in the 21st century.
I also supported the broad consensus on the matter of the financing of the Body's budget, butI would again point to the risks which might arise from the differing contributions of Member States.
The darker side of this extremely exciting and mutually expansive energy is that, because the relationship invokes all your most cherished dreams about a wonderful future in which you and your partner can achieve anything together, you and Tom may overlook the less glamorous issues of daily life,and the problems which might arise between you from deeper, unconscious sources.
Both extreme views create significant problems: the first takes no account of the special characteristics of branches, of a large number of branches and, more importantly,of the special characteristics which might arise from rulings such as that by the Court, with very serious consequences in the specific case of health systems.
In the case of a medicinal product containing or consisting of genetically modified organisms,the opinion of the Committee shall respect the environmental safety requirements laid down by Directive 90/220/EEC to ensure that all appropriate measures are taken to avoid adverse effects on human health and the environment which might arise from the deliberate release or placing on the market of genetically modified organisms.
The purpose of the pilot project is to:- promote the exchange of relevant information, establish best practices andpublish an overview of the state of play in the Member States,- examine any questions and difficulties which might arise in the practical application of the posting of workers legislation, as well as in its enforcement in practice.
We have already discussed the aftermath of 11 September in the European Parliament in Strasbourg andexpressed concerns about the difficulties which might arise if the situation in the region escalates.
To consider problems or difficulties which may arise in the international jute economy.
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