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He has revised his statement.
During the negotiations, EP has revised its position.
The North Sea RAC has revised its position and it no longer advises such a measure.
In accordance with the new guidelines on alternative performance measures issued bythe European Securities and Markets Authority(ESMA) Tieto has revised the terminology used in its financial reporting.
Statistics Finland has revised the statistics on the prices of dwellings.
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The Commission has revised its Recommendation on relevant markets to phase out ex-ante regulation.
Latvia has adjusted pension accrual rules to protect entitlements during economic downturn,while Lithuania has revised indexation rules and Portugal has restarted indexing low and medium pensions.
Last year the TV has revised its content policy, explains KVG Research.
Wesson, the shares of which are growing steadily, has revised its forecast for the better in the second half.
He has revised the projections downwards: from 2.9% to 2.4% for the Union as a whole and from 2.6% to 2.2% for the euro area.
We welcome the fact that the EIB has revised its policy on offshore financial centres.
HKScan has revised the terminology used for alternative performance measures due to new guidelines by the European Securities and Market Authority.
I am, then, very glad to learn that the Region of Valencia has revised this law and has already produced a new one to replace it.
The World Bank has revised downwards its 2014 GDP growth projections for the three nations worst hit by the current Ebola outbreak- Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization(UNESCO) has revised the 1997 version of the International Standard Classification of Education(ISCED) in November 2011.
The Commission has revised the quantified targets set out in the earlier Communication, in the light of changes to the amounts it now proposes in the detailed financial perspective 2007 to 2013.
Following opinions of the Court of Auditors, F4E has revised its Financial Regulation to take into account the main recommendations from the Court.
The Commission has revised its working practices for infringement procedures which have been closed, and documents are frequently made available on the basis of a case-by-case analysis.
In order for consumers to benefit from this important legislation,Parliament has revised and improved the directive on the energy performance of buildings, which accounts for around 40% of EU energy consumption.
The North Sea RAC has revised its opinion on this topic and in its latest advice no longer advises such a measure.
I am glad that the Commission has revised these proposals in the wake of strong representations from the sector.
We recognise that it has revised its legislation and that, on the basis of that legislation, an expert group is reviewing the pending cases.
I do not know exactly how much the Commission has revised its growth figures as a result of what has happened in Asia but the potential for catastrophe has not gone.
The plaintiff has revised its claim so as to include a claim in damages of approximately EUR 14.5 million and claim of recovery of purchase price of approximately EUR 12 million.
During the negotiations, EP has revised its position due to changes in the legal framework and adoption of the new CFP.
The Central Government of India has revised its export policy for all heavy ore sands nationwide, announcing that all beach sand mines must now be exported through state-owned IREL.
Later scholars have revised it by drawing on a range of other sources.
The Commission and the IMF have revised growth forecasts from above 3% to 2.8.
Some other Member States have revised their projections, taking into account more recent information for instance on population and employment developments.