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And you couldn't face losing those funds, which would guarantee the future of your Cloister.
Other arrangements such as"framework agreements", cascading grants and multiannual agreements should be introduced as a matter of urgency; these are medium andlong-term arrangements which would guarantee a greater development impact.
It is worth considering at this point possible instruments which would guarantee that such people will not have their electricity cut off.
In the case of viral arteritis, male equidae must- notwithstanding Article 19(ii)- have reacted negatively to a serological test or to a virus isolation test orto any other test recognized in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 24 which would guarantee freedom from the virus.
I propose the creation of a European public agency for rating States which would guarantee the necessary technicality and independence.
An open Internet andnet neutrality which would guarantee fair competition and stimulate innovation are also essential principles for achieving a strong Digital Single Market24.
His main task was to work with representatives of the major European powers on an Integrity Treaty which would guarantee Norway's position.
In the building industry there is a need for a change which would guarantee not only quality but also health, which is a matter of subsistence and importance.
It would be better, he said, that the status resolution take place in a controlled, organised and civilised manner,one which would guarantee the rights of all people living in Kosovo.
I can assure you that we are looking for a solution which would guarantee, through the registration of the initiative by the Commission, that we would know who the organisers are and how they are financed.
The second strategic and equally important goal, but one attainable in a shorter time span,is joining NATO, which would guarantee stability and security for pursuing other strategic goals.
The Member States should draw up a legal framework which would guarantee the right to carry out voluntary activity independently of an individual's legal or social status and made provision for insurance and the reimbursement of expenses;
It is very important to introduce enforceable standards on the protection of personal data, which would guarantee the protection of fundamental human rights and freedoms.
In fact, Moldova enjoys an advantage in 2010, which would guarantee a relatively fast recovery, as the financial system(banking in particular) did not suffer, banks did not go bankrupt(Investprivatbank is a distinct case) and the government is not required to get involved like in other countries.
The Draft Agreement, the Statute andthe Rules of procedure should provide for arrangements which would guarantee fairness and predictability of the language regime for the parties.
In fact, Moldova enjoys an advantage in 2010, which would guarantee a relatively fast recovery, as the financial system(banking in particular) did not suffer, banks did not go bankrupt(Investprivatbank is a distinct case) and the government is not required to get involved like in other countries.
Calls on the EU institutions to explore the possibilities for establishing with the US a code of conduct which would guarantee that no US espionage is pursued against EU institutions and facilities;
Moreover, the EESC believes that now is the right time to define the principles which would guarantee an open and neutral internet, and the Committee is recommending a set of principles which in its opinion should be adopted, as stated in point 7.12.
The Commission considers that a number of these initiatives would benefit from recognition andfrom a European seal of legitimacy which would guarantee their transnational character.
To establish such administrative borders of the local administration subjects which would guarantee to the local power bodies a real economic basis for the solution of problems and fulfilment of objectives of local importance;
In addition, a Polish consumer shopping on the Internet could push a"blue button" on the website andchoose the European contract law instrument, which would guarantee a high level of consumer protection.
Such standards would be developed in the framework of basic principles common to all specific sectors, which would guarantee the overall coherence of any EU action in this field, but be adapted to the specifics of the different sectors and EU legislative acts in the financial services area.
The rapporteur gave an overview of the conclusions of the opinion stressing the good timing of the document andemphasising the need for creating the legal environment which would guarantee a better social inclusion for people with disabilities.
He added that spending in the education sector should be focused on long-term priorities, which would guarantee the society's professional competence,would establish high education standards and a high-level technical and material assistance of the educational process.
We must do our utmost to ensure that negotiations between these two regions are finally brought to a close anda free trade agreement is concluded which would guarantee new opportunities for technical cooperation and assistance.
It was therefore necessary to adopt an extension of the Agency's mandate, which would guarantee coherence and continuity on the issue of network and information security.
Both Sides reaffirmed their commitment to a complete, peaceful and durable resolution to the Transnistrian conflict, based on the sovereignty and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Moldova withinits internationally recognized borders, with a special status for Transnistria, which would guarantee the human, political, economic and social rights of its population.
The EESC calls on the European Commission to present a roadmap for civil society contribution on the Post-2015 implementation, which would guarantee a transparent and participatory approach to the implementation and monitoring of the Post-2015 agenda at the EU, national, regional and local levels.
To set up a first self-contained global satellite navigation andpositioning infrastructure under civilian control, which would guarantee uninterrupted GNSS services and a strategic advantage for Europe.
Calls on the Commission to assess the need for setting up a stockpiling mechanism for CRM,especially REE, which would guarantee European companies access to strategic materials used in green, high-tech, defence and health industries and protection against monopolist pressure and price rises;