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Whereas it is appropriate to define certain parts of a trawl;
Whereas for some high molecular weight polymers,it is scientifically justifiable and appropriate to define a reduced test package(RTP);
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Whereas, in the light of acquired experience,it is appropriate to define certain accounting rules;
Whereas it is appropriate to define certain minimum uniform rules for the design and lay-out of eartags;
The label requirements only concern criteria which are linked to the subject matter of the contract and are appropriate to define the characteristics of the purchase;
(6) It is appropriate to define certain minimum uniform rules for the design and layout of the ear tags.
Investigations or proceedings should be terminated where the dumping is de minimis orthe injury is negligible, and it is appropriate to define those terms.
For new substances supplied and then consumed in a chemical reaction which are strictly controlled(intermediates with limited exposure),it is technically justifiable and appropriate to define a reduced test package(RTP).
Therefore, it is appropriate to define a protection system that graduates the level of risk in a simple and easily understandable way.
(a) the requirements for the label only concern characteristics which are linked to the subject-matter of the contract and are appropriate to define characteristics of the works, supplies or services that are the subject-matter of the contract;
(2) Whereas it is appropriate to define the time periods which specify the veterinary checks required to be carried out;
In order to allow competent authorities to monitor suspicious transactions with virtual currencies, while preserving the innovative advances offered by such currencies,it is appropriate to define as obliged entities under the 4AMLD all gatekeepers that control access to virtual currencies, in particular exchange platforms and wallet providers.
(25) It is appropriate to define the European offices and to distinguish between obligatory and non-obligatory tasks of such offices.
Where a label fulfils the conditions provided in points( b),( c),( d) and( e) of paragraph 1 but also sets out requirements not linked to the subject-matter of the contract, contracting authorities may define the technical specification by reference to those of the detailed specifications of that label, or, where necessary, parts thereof,that are linked to the subject-matter of the contract and are appropriate to define characteristics of this subject-matter.
It would be appropriate to define the nature of, and a minimum threshold for, sanctions for which provision has to be made in the laws of the Member States;
In the Committee's view, it would be more appropriate to define this concept at national or local level than to impose a uniform definition at Community level.
It is thus appropriate to define an additional form of financing not linked to costs of the relevant operations in addition to the forms of Union contribution already well established(reimbursement of the eligible costs actually incurred, unit cost, lump sums and flat-rate financing).
Today, the Commission reaffirms that it is appropriate to define at EU level the rules applicable to the posting of workers, as it has been the case since 1996.
However, it would be appropriate to define the nature of, and minimum threshold for, sanctions for which provision has to be made in the laws of the Member States, as this package of measures merely requires that national governments lay down sanctions for this kind of conduct(recital 24 of COM(2011) 357).
Whereas, since each case of normalisation has its own distinctive features,it is appropriate to define the scope of each such case and to lay down the principles of calculation to be applied for the purposes of determining the financial burdens imposed on, or benefits granted to, railway undertakings;
(3) It is appropriate to define simplified quarterly non-financial accounts for general government by reference to the list of ESA 95 categories of government expenditure and revenue defined in Commission Regulation(EC) No 1500/2000 of 10 July 2000 implementing Council Regulation(EC) No 2223/96 with respect to general government expenditure and revenue(5).
(16) Whereas it is appropriate to define all the possibilities in which third parties have to defend their interests in State aid procedures;
(16) It is therefore appropriate to define basic essential requirements for the whole of the Community which will apply to the trans-European conventional rail system.
Therefore, it is appropriate to define the role of the Joint Research Centre in terms of its eligibility for participation and for funding and of its involvement in the governance of the EMRP.
It would be appropriate to define the nature of, and a minimum threshold for, sanctions for which provision has to be made in the laws of the Member States, as this package of measures merely requires the national governments to lay down sanctions for this kind of conduct, without categorising them or dealing with further punitive measures, as established at supranational level.
(28) In order to encourage financial discipline,it is appropriate to define the arrangements for decommitment of any part of the budget commitment in a national programme, in particular where an amount may be excluded from the decommitment, notably when delays in the implementation result from a legal proceeding or an administrative appeal having suspending effect or from reasons of force majeur.
(4) Whereas, in order to ensure legal certainty,it is appropriate to define the circumstances under which aid is to be considered as existing aid; whereas the completion and enhancement of the internal market is a gradual process, reflected in the permanent development of State aid policy; whereas, following these developments, certain measures, which at the moment they were put into effect did not constitute State aid, may since have become aid;
Whereas it is appropriate to define the concept of concentration in such a manner as to cover only operations bringing about a durable change in the structure of the undertakings concerned; whereas it is therefore necessary to exclude from the scope of this Regulation those operations which have as their object or effect the coordination of the competitive behaviour of independent undertakings, since such operations fall to be examined under the appropriate provisions of Regulations implementing Article 85.