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Limit negotiations during the dialogue phase to aspects other than economic ones.
Some amendments relate to aspects not covered by the directive but which are important for tunnel safety or for implementing measures.
The results of this evaluation therefore relate only to aspects of the implementation of the action.
Differences of opinion, where they occur,only relate to aspects that are relatively minor in comparison with the aims that are being pursued here and which are: to achieve, within a decade, a substantial improvement in the level of protection provided for users of major trans-European road network tunnels.
Submission and assessment of applications limited to aspects covered by Part I of the assessment report.
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See also Annex I to the Sixth Report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team(S/2007/132)for an overview of legal challenges to aspects of the sanctions programme.
In addition, I have specific objections to aspects of the report dealing with EU defence.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I am grateful for the opportunity to inform Parliament about some developments in relation to aspects of Community veterinary policy.
This relates in particular to aspects of financial settlement between social security institutions.
The European Parliament and the Council have carried out profitable and constructive negotiations,at least with regard to aspects concerning chemical substances.
In the implementation of the Strategy priority has been given to aspects stressed in the Council Conclusions, inter alia the involvement of the Acceding and Candidate Countries 2.2.
The Commission will enhance legal certainty for stakeholders by issuing, by summer 2008,guidance on the application of the regulatory framework to aspects of new fibre investment in the local access network.
The crisis that the fisheries sector has long endured,which is due to aspects such as the commercialisation of fisheries, namely how first sale prices are established, has been exacerbated by the dramatic rise in the price of fuel.
Although it is true, as has been stated, that Directive 91/440 caused Article 4 to lapse de facto,it is also true that Article 4 relates to aspects which do make these aids to the combined transport system possible.
They believe that this agreement will also enable a climate of confidence to be restored in the sector and trade to flow smoothly, provided, of course, that a prompt start is made to negotiations for a second phase of the bilateral agreement and for defining common positions in the multilateral negotiations,particularly in Hong Kong with regard to aspects related to intellectual property.
There are some lines which we cannot step over: not just in this instance butalso with regard to aspects of asbestos, for example, which threatens hormones in beef.
Mr President, I am coming to the end of the time available to me and, in trying to sum up aspects which are no less important but which are clearly not the essential priority, the operational aspects, please allow me to refer, in the seconds remaining to me,to those aspects which relate to the creation of an awareness of European defence amongst public opinion and to aspects connected to that awareness.
Mutual recognition applies to products which are not subject to EU harmonisation legislation, or to aspects of products falling outside the scope of such legislation.
The new amendments to the European Parliament's Rules of Procedure relating to standards for the conduct of Members of the European Parliament is an attempt, in the name of the smooth functioning of Parliament, to use policing and sanctions in order to restrict and control the expression of reaction, protest or disagreement andterrorise those Members who wish to express their opposition to the anti-grass roots policy of the ΕU, to aspects of it or to serious political events.
This Regulation should not prevent the application of existing Union legislation relating to aspects of protection of health, safety and the environment not covered by this Regulation.
Today, we voted in plenary on a proposal for a resolution on positive law aspects of the Action Plan implementing the Stockholm Programme, in other words, European Union priorities for the development of an area of freedom, security andjustice in the period 2010-2014 with particular regard to aspects of civil, commercial and private international law.
In writing.-(FR) Parliament today adopted two legislativereports at first reading: a regulation relating to aspects specific to the European Union and a directive on the rules to be applied by Member States at national level.
After the notification of the decision on the aspects covered by Part I of the assessment report,the sponsor may apply for an authorisation limited to aspects covered by Part II of the assessment report.
The Commission will verify that the standards developed comply with the requirements of the directive and the mandates,both when it comes to aspects related to safety and to the participation of consumers, before the publication of the references of the standards in the Official Journal.
While this approach may, in theory, be understandable in the case of technical measures,we must be very careful to make sure that subsequent regional regulations are limited to aspects relating solely to the application and regulation of technical details.
Where the market surveillance authorities of one Member State have sufficient reason to believe that an energy-related product covered by a delegated act under this Regulation presents a risk to aspects of public interest protection covered by this Regulation, they shall carry out an evaluation in relation to the energy-related product concerned covering all the requirements laid down in this Regulation and its relevant delegated acts.
My report, Mr President, on the one hand reflects the critical feeling of all the groups with regard to aspects of form and substance in the presentation and preparation of the plans.
Underpinned by the need to involve Parliament throughout the process, it is also necessary to draw attention, even ifonly in general terms, to aspects such as the terms under which information is provided or the stages at which it should be made available.
The appellant argues that in both cases, the Court of First Instance only secondarily examined the overall impression produced by the combination of words andrefused to give any relevance to aspects such as the existence of an element of imaginativeness, which ought to be taken into account in the context of such an examination.
It may, however, be wondered if this approach can be applied to legal persons(which would be contrary to their capacity in the light of a possible principle of speciality, and to aspects of organic representation), considering that the Rome Convention refers also to natural persons32.