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If so, which principle should apply?
The principle should apply both to judgements and to other decisions of judicial authorities.
It is absolutely crucial that this principle should be maintained.
This principle should also apply to the urgent measures mentioned in point 4.5.1.
Progress on the Citizens' Network Benchmarking Initiative is welcomed, but the principle should be extended, as recommended by the CoR;
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We believe that this principle should apply to all the EU' s fisheries agreements.
This principle should apply at all times, in all places, across all policies, but is often forgotten.
Likewise, technical andother assistance can be useful for the local congregations but the principle should always be that missionaries are only there to assist in the work.
The key principle should be that we ensure the same pay for the same job at the same place.
The Commission's White Paper“Fair Payment for Infrastructure use”9 proposes that the“users pay” principle should underpin the development of charging systems in all commercial modes of transport.
The polluter pays principle should operate in violent forms of commercial entertainment because the damage done is enormous.
I agree that that principle should extend to all areas.
The principle should be that companies affected should be responsible for any costs that arise in implementing the proposed legislation.
However, this should not be the only consideration, lest the principle should become the rule, confusing the desired result(healthy and efficient financial markets) with the proposed means of achieving this sufficiently regulated and supervised markets.
This principle should be strengthened further. Ladies and gentlemen, you can no doubt imagine that one day an EU citizen will need information, for example, on what the administration in the United States of America is doing.
Your committee is proposing that this principle should be translated in the following way: firstly, the minimum and maximum numbers set by the Treaty must be fully utilised.
That principle should be complemented by an assistance mechanism enabling the recipient, in particular, to be informed about the laws of the other Member States, and by the harmonisation of rules on the transparency of service activities.
The"polluter pays" principle should also be applied, and compensation should be paid to the injured parties.
This principle should guide the search for flexible formulas that enable the European chemical industry to maintain its competitive position as a world leader, without undermining the principle of protecting human health and the environment.
The"think small first" principle should be the guiding principle when reviewing the existing legislation and conceiving new one.
The principle should be enunciated that the impact of the various European poli cies on social cohesion and the risks of exclusion should be systematically assessed as is required by directive for any large projects which are liable to have an environmental impact.
The ne bis in idem principle should apply also to other final decisions that preclude subsequent repeat prosecutions, such as a settlement.
This principle should furthermore be implemented in a way that also takes account of vulnerable groups in these countries and should not lead to cuts in development assistance to individual countries but rather to a redistribution of the assistance from government to civil society.
I think this principle should be applied in other environmental policies requiring a total amount of decrease instead of a percentage decrease.
But the principles should be the same.
These principles should also apply to relations with the EU's other partners.
These principles should also underlie national and international accreditation standards.
What principles should guide us?
Better Regulation principles should also be promoted at the global level.
These principles should be applied across the board to current and future Community legislation, covering all aspects of marketed products, especially as regards safety, health and environmental protection.