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Transparency is a fundamental principle of the European Union, set out in Article 255 of the EC Treaty.
The role of the Commission is set out in Article 45 of the Official Control on Food and Feed Regulation(EC) No 882/2004.
The EIB does this through the Policy andspecifically through the applications of the exceptions to access set out in Article 5 below.
The principle of non-discrimination is set out in Article 5 of the CRPD, which prohibits disability- based discrimination.
The current number of amending budgets is excessive anddoes not even comply with the conditions set out in Article 37 of the Financial Regulation.
I do not understand why the measures set out in Article 7 exclude the replacement of engines, and it is also difficult to understand why the Fleet Adaptation Schemes should cover vessels with energy costs equivalent to more than 30% of the production costs.
Furthermore, we are convinced that prior authorisation, as set out in Article 8(3), is inadequately defined.
Even if this Accession Treaty or arrangement was used up in 2009,a new arrangement must carry on in the spirit of continuity which is set out in Article 30.
The proposal puts into practice the principle of territorial cohesion as set out in Article 174 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
Mr President, in conclusion, I think I can say that combating terrorism requires a high level of social consensus andwe need to be vigilant regarding the principles set out in Article 6 of the Treaty.
However, I do not share the belief that the Council should submit an action plan on sharing the burden, based on the principle of solidarity set out in Article 80 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU.
We also reject the integration of transport into the Lisbon Treaty, as set out in Article 27, and we take the opportunity of reaffirming our strong view that,in the UK, this Treaty must be subject to ratification by the electorate through a referendum.
EL Mr President, Commissioner, the question of aban on cloned animals on the European market is, in fact, a question of respect for the principle of prevention, as set out in Article 191 of the Treaty of Lisbon.
These new criteria, relating to incompatibilities with established policies of the Union orgeneral principles of the Union set out in Article 21 of the Treaty, could be regarded as opening the door to all sorts of additional requirements that existing investment agreements should meet.
Furthermore, any plan orproject for overhead electrical power lines that is likely to have a significant adverse effect on Natura 2000 sites is subject to the procedural safeguards set out in Article 6 of Council Directive 92/43/EEC.
As I see it, the problem lies not so much with the Neighbourhood Policy objectives,which are set out in Articles 8 and 21 of the Treaty of Lisbon on promoting and respecting human rights and democracy- which are also social objectives- but rather in our flawed implementation of those objectives.
They also contain a number of key provisions that aim to ensure that the chair and executive director of each authority are selected in the most objective way,on the strict basis of the criteria set out in Articles 48 and 51 of the regulations.
As such agreements violate the principle of freedom of establishment, as set out in Article 49 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, the EU has initiated and is developing a practice for the negotiation and conclusion of agreements between the EU, of the one part, and third countries, of the other part, with regard to air transport.
Such use would run counter to the budgetary principle of universality as set out in Articles 17 to 20 of the current Financial Regulation.
I believe that further improvement is necessary in relation to the exceptions to budgetary principles, the role of the Internal Audit Service, the establishment of an audit committee, late payment of members' contributions, the rules on the award of grants andthe transitional provisions set out in Article 133 of the ITER Financial Regulation.
President Barroso, what will the Commission do to defend the common European constitutional principles of democracy, the rule of law andfundamental rights as set out in Article 2 of our Treaty, when these are at stake in Member States, as is the case today in Hungary?
On Amendment 2, I agree with the principle, but the powers of the Commission and Council are already established in the EC Treaty, andthe role of the regional advisory councils is set out in Article 31 of the basic regulation.
I would like to put forward, also on behalf of the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats),an amendment with the aim of ensuring that the Commission informs Parliament prior to undertaking the measures set out in Article 186, and I think that this amendment is compatible with what the Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament just proposed.
On 11 September 2007, the Commission, in reply to a question from me, said it was concerned but hopeful that the urgent measures taken by the Italian authorities would help to resolve the situation andalso said that it would take the measures set out in Article 226 of the Treaty if the investigation under way brought to light infringements of the law.
Measures targeting individu‑ als will be monitored both through the Indicator Framework for Monitoring the Youth Guarantee, and in the case of measuresfinanced from the YEI, through the relevant arrangements that are set out in Article 19 and Annex I and II of the ESF regulation and relevant CPR provisions related to monitoring and evaluation.
On a more general note, it is in keeping with the principle of subsidiarity, in that it provides support to the Member States; it is in keeping with the principle of proportionality, because it applies to all the Member States;it promotes the objectives of cohesion policy, as set out in Article 158 of the EC Treaty, and it does not increase the Community budget for the period 2007-2013, but does speed up payments of advances and interim payments.