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The minimum information to be set out in the list of operations is laid down in Annex V.
We need the hypothesis which is contained in Mr Bourlanges' proposal to be set out for all to see.
What is now needed is for priorities to be set out more clearly than before and decisive improvements made in key areas.
A system granting GI protection therefore requires the specific core features of the product and its production process to be set out.
A long-term building policy needs to be set out as a matter of urgency in order to make this concept of sustainability, rigour and efficiency a reality.
An inter-institutional working group would allow the key issues facing agencies to be set out as ground rules to apply to all.
The effectiveness of the IPP strategy will be severely curtailed unless the Commission explicitly recognises the reforms that would be needed to the World Trade Organisation in particular,to enable its measures to be set out.
For fast-track networks, regions andcities will- in accordance with procedures to be set out in the programme- work closer together with the European Commission.
It is therefore clear that an effectiveframework for recovery and resolution in an integrated market cannot be achieved by Member States and needs to be set out at Union level.
One wonders- and a number of members of our group have asked the question,Mr Rothley- whether everything needed to be set out in so much detail in the report, or whether a few things might not have been covered in an annex.
That assessment may justify the production and taking into account of additionalinformation which is not as such required, by virtue of the duty to state reasons under Article 190 of the Treaty, to be set out in the decision.
Since the Vienna Convention only provides for a minimum amount of information to be set out on the certificate, and the Convention is not in force in all Member States, it is appropriate to provide for harmonised rules at Community level.
The Lisbon European Council in March last year called for a coordinated strategy to simplify the regulatory environment to be set out before the end of 2001.
These proposals, to be set out in a communication that will hopefully be produced before Christmas, will build on the July 2002 communication on Information and Communication Strategy for the European Union, and will follow four principles for relay management set out in that communication: a more homogenous brand; a more streamlined and decentralised set of information outlets and networks; closer partnership with Member State authorities; and more interinstitutional cooperation.
Technical details, which also cover the environmentally sound management of ship recycling facilities, are supposed to be set out in recommended guidelines supplementing the Convention.
In the Commission's view, the Treaty will need amending only as regards the European Public Prosecutor's appointment and removal from office andthe definition of his main tasks and the principal characteristics of his function, to be set out in a new Article 280a.
Clear water measured by the achievement of good environmental status by 2020 and including nutrient load reductions,in line with targets and indicators to be set out in the future revision of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive(MSFD) and in the updated HELCOM Baltic Sea Action Plan(BSAP) in 2013;
The equity and loan guarantees facilities shall comply with the provisions regarding financial instruments in the Financial Regulation and in the Delegated Act replacing the Implementing Rules andwith more detailed specific operational requirements to be set out in Commission guidance.
No feed additive shall be authorised unless the applicant for such authorisation has adequately and sufficiently demonstrated, according to guidelines provided for in Article 8(4), that,when used in accordance with conditions to be set out in the Regulation authorising the use of the additive, it satisfies the requirements of paragraph 2 of this Article, and has at least one of the characteristics set out in paragraph 3.
The new programme legislation should limit itself to the fields of activity and the generic types of action to be supported,with much of the detailed implementation arrangements to be set out in the programme guidelines agreed with the programme Committee.