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As far as agricultural spending is concerned,it is perhaps really time to simplify matters.
This means not to simplify matters and not to impose a single way of reading problems.
I have therefore made a lot of the language more straightforward and tried to simplify matters and make them crystal-clear.
To simplify matters even further, we have included ready-to-use presets for various devices cellphones, gaming consoles, iPads etc.
When playing against stronger players,many beginners attempt to constantly exchange pieces"to simplify matters.
I will also say that, along with others,of course I agree with the Commission's wish to simplify matters and hence possibly also to introduce a classification of risks.
I suspect that, in some cases, the pressure is coming from those who have very complex domestic laws andwho want a European law to simplify matters.
Mr President, to simplify matters let me reply to the first part of the question and, as Mr Graefe zu Baringdorf wanted, Mrs Bjerregaard will reply to the second part.
In the exceptionally complicated sector of agricultural finance,it is seldom possible to simplify matters without affecting important interests.
The Committee on Budgets has wanted to simplify matters on a number of scores, which has been at the expense of some amendments tabled by us on the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs.
Provision has therefore been made here for another programme, andthe Commission is planning to combine these instruments into a single Neighbourhood Programme in order to simplify matters.
To simplify matters even further, we have included ready-to-use presets for various devices(cellphones, gaming consoles, iPads etc.) to help you find the ideal movie format.
Although there may be very few references to such behavior,it is not possible to simplify matters and deny that there were similar occurrences in the various musical shows, parties, circuses, and carnivals in Brazil.
Research work tends to demonstrate the importance of data from the METEOSAT satellites,which were left out of the project in order to simplify matters and avoid spreading efforts too thinly.
Paragraph 1 sets out this five-type hierarchy in terms of three principles, something that I find rather confusing andhardly likely to simplify matters, but the public will perhaps forgive us for it.
The aim on the one hand is to simplify matters, create a greater immediacy and ensure an effective application of the principle of subsidiarity, but on the other hand, it increases the Commission's area of influence and here we need to tread lightly.
This is a generic designation, historically attributed to them, which became useful in informal contexts of interaction with people from outside- including Indians andnon-Indians- where, to simplify matters, they referred to themselves as'TiriyÃ3.
Therefore, the Commission proposes to abolish this type of visa in order to simplify matters and require Member States to speed up the issuance of residence permits to those third-country nationals entitled to receive them.
Our position is in favour of the proposals from the Commission introducing certain changes, but we have included some amendments which have been tabled by nearly all the political groups and which, naturally, I have supported,since they make it possible to simplify matters.
They did not have sufficient access to the previous framework programme andtherefore we are doing all we can to simplify matters and provide easier access to financing and framework conditions for small and medium-sized enterprises.
To simplify matters for practitioners and to offer an effective response to the citizen's practical problems, the role and powers of non-judicial authorities and the recognition of extrajudicial documents established by them should also be considered.
I particularly refer to one of the opinions from EMAC, in which our colleague, who unfortunately is not here,said he wanted to simplify matters by raising thresholds but at the same time he wanted to allocate 15% of contracts to SMEs.
We know from all our inquiries that the enterprises themselves feel that the requirements of the financial authorities represent by far the most serious and heaviest burden,so this is an area where it really is up to the Member States to simplify matters.
If there is a real desire to simplify matters, the number of EU laws must be reduced, and the area that is absolutely the most overregulated is agricultural policy, where most matters could be returned to Member State level and thousands of laws could be abolished.
This success is due to the detailed preparations made by shopkeepers, to the fact that people in most participating countries switched back to electronic payments, and to the very rapid dissemination of the euro,which has helped to simplify matters considerably at payout desks.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,the original purpose of this directive was to simplify matters, to ensure as part of the‘SLIM' programme that the number of European legal texts should be reduced as far as possible and that they should be made easier for the citizen to understand.
To simplify matters for those involved in a transnational succession and to provide an effective response to the practical problems of individual citizens, a Community instrument will also have to deal with the recognition of both judicial and extra-judicial documents wills, deeds, administrative documents.
I admit that I would have preferred even more clear-cut provisions here and there, for example in order to achieve better legislation or to simplify matters, and indeed to reduce the number of firearms categories to two on a Europe-wide basis, as is already the case in two-thirds of the Member States.
To simplify matters, let us assume that a victorious revolution has spread throughout the world without too much destruction of basic infrastructures, so that we no longer need to take into consideration problems of civil war, threats of outside intervention, the confusions of disinformation or the delays of massive emergency reconstruction, and can examine some of the issues that might come up in a new, fundamentally transformed society.