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In these, they would try and make forecasts which would undermine German morale.
This is essential as any measure which would undermine the single market could further aggravate the impact of the financial crisis on the wider economy.
It must, of course,be applied consistently and must not lead to ad hoc deviations which would undermine Parliament's credibility.
Should the model fail to produce adequate optical properties, which would undermine the analysis, it would be discarded and the aforementioned steps repeated until an ideal model was produced Fig 6.
This is meant to force Amhara political leaders to resort to open ethnic partisan advocacy, which would undermine their pan-Ethiopianist narrative.
At least one draft of the constitution has also included provisions which would undermine complete equality between men and women and minimize the role of international treaties in the framework of Tunisian law.
The new model now being tested by the Commission ought not to lead to a process of nationalisation pure and simple which would undermine the established competition policy.
There are elements in this motion which would take Europe in a direction which would undermine the ability of the EU to compete successfully in the globalised economy.
Nevertheless, we have reservations about the potential transformation of these regional(and, therefore, supranational)councils into councils with real management powers, which would undermine Member State sovereignty.
Europe does need to consolidate its finances, but not in a brutal andundemocratic way, a way which would undermine welfare systems, kill fragile growth and put several million more needlessly out of work.
Requirements for prior authorisation may be imposed only in exceptional cases- if they are specified on the Commission's list orif there is a risk of a mass exodus of patients which would undermine the health system.
I believe we should reject the proposals of the Left, which would undermine the foundations of that bridge.
Unfortunately, this report conflicts with a number of stated positions of my party, the British Conservatives, as it attempts to dilute UK veto powers with a double veto andsuggests an EU seat on the Security Council, which would undermine British and French membership.
The Committee welcomed the proposal for a regulation butdrew attention to the lack of dissemination of information, which would undermine participation by the private sector, and the effort to be made with regard to the applicant countries.
Second, corrections and adjustments to the Community budget: this raises the question of whetherthese required corrections and adjustments will also result in a corresponding"dilution" of the political objectives set in the Commission's communication, which would undermine the basis for building Europe's future.
However, it will not be possible for the Commission to adopt some of the suggestions made in that resolution which would undermine the achievement of these dual aims, and which would ultimately undermine the adoption of a text which we all wholeheartedly wish to see.
The information requirements in the proposal offer a high level of consumer protection,which is why the Commission cannot accept Amendments Nos 41 and 50, which would undermine the level of consumer protection.
The Greenpeace environmentalist added that there is a"lack of governance" in the region's zoning, which would undermine the situation even more and also increase the forest's destruction.
I am particularly concerned by the ongoing political problems in Lebanon, where a climate of renewed cooperation between the different components of civil society andthe political powers is essential for avoiding the further hostilities which would undermine the stability of the country.
It is also concerned with uncontacted tribes- the most vulnerable peoples on the planet- and PEC 215,a proposed change to Brazilian law which would undermine tribal land rights and lead to the break up and exploitation of existing indigenous territories.
The Commission's purpose is rather to take into consideration the effects of an infringement from the point of view of the individuals or economic operators concerned; thus, for example, the effects are not the same if an infringement concerns a specific case of incorrect application(failure to recognise a qualification), ora failure to transpose a directive on the recognition of qualifications, which would undermine the interests of an entire profession.
Therefore, in this respect,the ECB advocates the adoption of the text as proposed by the Commission without granting the Member States any options for implementation, which would undermine the validity and legal certainty of such collateral taking.
This case falls within the application of Regulation No 1049/2001, andthe exception laid down by Article 4(1)(b) of that regulation concerns only the disclosure of personal data which would undermine the protection of the privacy and integrity of the individual.
This is also supportive of the euro area exerting an international influence commensurate withits economic weight and further limits the risk for the Eurosystem of being pressed to pursue inappropriate short-term-oriented policy measures, which would undermine longer-term domestic and thereby external stability.
In April, Survival International launched its"Stop Brazil's Genocide" campaign to draw attention to the threats facing the Guarani, the plight of Brazil's uncontacted tribes- who are among the most vulnerable peoples on the planet- and PEC 215,a proposed change to Brazilian law which would undermine tribal land rights and lead to the break up and exploitation of existing indigenous territories.
This was confirmed by the Court's decision;this is why the Commission cannot accept Amendment 1 which would seriously undermine this principle.
The ECB objected to the proposalprimarily because of the combined effect of the suggested amendments on the financial situation of Suomen Pankki and the lack of any statutory safeguards ensuring the performance of ESCB tasks, which together would undermine the financial independence of Suomen Pankki.
Women are able to help heal wounded memories, which otherwise would undermine any efforts for a true peace or trust between community leaders.