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Our economies are intrinsically linked.
The location of an office andthe reputation of a business are often considered intrinsically linked.
The legal ground is often intrinsically linked to the business purpose.
Identity and information environments are intrinsically linked.
This Directive is intrinsically linked to the Wortmann-Kool report which has already been elaborated on.
Our mind and body are intrinsically linked.
This topic is intrinsically linked with the promotion and success of the principle of VUD, as highlighted in recital 23 of Directive 2002/98/EC.
Recalls that SDG 1 andSDG 2 are intrinsically linked;
The health of business is intrinsically linked to the health and resilience of the society we operate in;
Democracy, human rights, security, governance andsustainable development are intrinsically linked.
Eric Cantona's famed history is intrinsically linked with Manchester United's 1990s success.
Rather, the solution is to be found in adopting a combination of measures some of which are intrinsically linked to one another.
This question is very complex and intrinsically linked with national enforcement and insolvency law.
These revolutions are secular revolutions on the part of Tunisians and Egyptians who simply want democracy and development,which are intrinsically linked.
The Council emphasises that freedom of religion orbelief is intrinsically linked to freedom of opinion and expression.
The Recommendation on Costing Methodologies and Non-Discrimination is the second element of this package,complementing the proposed regulation and intrinsically linked with it.
Human rights, justice andthe rule of law are intrinsically linked and constitute core values on which the EU is founded.
To this end, the European Social Fund must do more to support social inclusion measures which go beyond mere employment market inclusion, since it has been observed that the housing market andthe employment market are intrinsically linked.
L'Oréal's ambition to win over one billion new consumers is therefore intrinsically linked to its desire to become one of the world leaders in the management of diversity.
(4) The new information exchange mechanism should only cover intergovernmental agreements which are likley to have an impact on the internal market for energy oron the security of energy supply as these two issues are intrinsically linked.
The guidelines for the economic policies of the Member States and of the Union, annexed to this Recommendation,are intrinsically linked with the guidelines for employment policies annexed to Council Decision[…] of[…].
Respect for the rule of law is intrinsically linked to respect for democracy and fundamental rights: there can be no democracy and protection of fundamental rights without respect for the rule of law, and vice versa: fundamental rights are only effective if they are justiciable.
The forecast becomes increasingly important as the network and data center become more intrinsically linked in offering cloud services.
Addressing as a matter of priority the food, agricultural andsocial challenges that have always been intrinsically linked on the shores of the Mediterranean, and which- combined with the effects of climate change and the economic and financial crises- have sparked an explosion of dissatisfaction in the region and the rejection of political dictatorships.
In other words, and as Conway and Gordon proved,every embedding of K6 into three-dimensional space is intrinsically linked, with at least one pair of linked triangles.
In addition to decarbonisation(including renewable energy) and energy security, the Energy Union strategy continues to deliver on energy efficiency, the internal energy market, and research, innovation and competitiveness,as all of these priorities are intrinsically linked.
The guidelines for the employment policies of the Member States, annexed to this Decision,are intrinsically linked with the guidelines for the economic policies of the Member States and of the Union, annexed to Council Recommendation[…] of[…].
This would be a sort of consolidation of the founding principles of the European Union, as stated in the Schuman Declaration and the preamble of the Treaty of Rome, where the two aspects(internal and external)of the European project were intrinsically linked and fed into one another.
From Scotiabank Nuit Blanche, an annual art festival that runs from dusk until dawn, to sports games at one of the Varsity Centre's high-performance facilities,this location is intrinsically linked with city's renowned cultural offerings to create a rich and unique experience for everyone.
In order to accurately transpose the Council conclusions, it is proposed that the Decision covers all existing, provisionally applied and new intergovernmental agreements which are likely to have an impact on the operation or the functioning of the internal market for energy oron the security of energy supply in the Union as these two issues are intrinsically linked.