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Accordingly, the present document constitutes the Commission's revised proposal, which would replace the original proposal.
The draft decision, which would replace the EIB's existing external lending mandate, also introduces some new elements, including the activation of.
The Commission is now proposing that a new regulation should be adopted which would replace Council Regulation(EEC) No. 3094/86.
Reinforced in 1941 with the 132nd Tank Regiment, which would replace the 32nd Tank Regiment,(disbanded in mid-1942), it took part in the first Axis counter-offensive to retake Cyrenaica, and the siege of Tobruk which resulted from this.
Who today can claim to be able to monitor this infamous 5% of vegetable fats which would replace the pure cocoa butter?
France is currently discussing a"free of choice" benefit which would replace the various existing benefits and that parents could use alternatively to stay at home or to pay for care services.
A second option was analysed, aimed at setting up a central European body which would replace national and local bodies.
To say yes would mean creating a sovereign European public fund, which would replace the private shareholders of EADS, who have shown their inability to develop a relevant industrial strategy, instead preferring to protect their dividends.
A group of parliamentarians today,in a hooligan manner, called for direct so-called'popular democracy' which would replace elections with referendums.
A regulation eliminating double taxation within the single market, which would replace the present impenetrable and incomplete hotch-potch of bilateral conventions between Member States;
Prof Pei said the research could easily convert greenhouse gases such as carbon monoxide andcarbon dioxide into liquid fuels, which would replace gasoline and diesel, as a new source of power.
The proposal by Mr Bakopoulos, the rapporteur, to set up a Committee on Safe Seas andthe Prevention of Pollution by Ships, which would replace the current committees, is another step towards the renationalisation of Community policy on maritime safety, but is also an extra asset for improving monitoring of the implementation of Community and international regulations.
It comprises the establishment of a diplomatic service, a post of High Representative(amalgamated with the functions of Commission Vice-President)and the setting up of European Union delegations in third countries which would replace the European Commission delegations.
Provision should moreover be made for a control document which would replace the authorisation laid down by Regulation No 684/92.
Whilst the Contact Committee wished to see modernisation of the Accounting Directives, there was consensus that this proposal should not allow blanket application of fair value accounting to all financial instruments- which would replace historical cost as the basis of accounting valuation in the Accounting Directives.
We are also looking into establishing permanent measures which would replace the driftnet ban to cover all Community waters.
The Commission, together with the stability pact and the countries concerned, is pursuing the creation of a regional free trade agreement, which would replace the existing patchwork of 31 bilateral free trade agreements.
Most of the delegations expressed concerns regarding the provisions proposed by the Commission which would replace the current rotational set-aside by a 10-year non-rotational set-aside for farmers with a view to environmental aspects.
Lastly, I propose that Phare and other successful pre-accession financial instruments,which have benefited acceding countries so much, be extended, along with the remit of the EIB to the Western NIS countries, which would replace the current limited Tacis Programme and approach, which carries no private sector economic investments.
They included a‘toolbox' setting out coherent definitions, principles and model rules on topics related to contract law,a Regulation which would replace all national contract laws with a single European law, or the idea of an optional instrument in the EU which would be available as an alternative to existing national laws for parties to choose.
The Guardian reported this week that the plans to introduce a sliding scale of charges, which would replace the current flat rate, were due to come in on 1 April.
We must call a law a law, and we are obviously proposing to make a distinction between organic laws, which would be rather formal laws that are subject to a specific procedure,framework laws, which would replace directives, and ordinary laws, which would replace legislative regulations, and then to make a distinction between laws on financial and budgetary issues, which would, obviously, deal with financial and budgetary matters.
December 1922: Paris council voted for the creation of a new metro line which would replace the Belleville funicular and which would be extended to Châtelet.
The Greens wished to exclude ethanol from the list of duty-free products,as it would be made out of sugar cane, which would replace food crops, constitutes a GHG-intensive crop and does not create a significant number of jobs.
These delegations also expressed concerns regarding a possible loss of income resulting from a single farm payment disconnected from production, which would replace the current support, and the prospect of confirming current distribution inequalities by using a reference period based on 2000-2002 marketing years.
The Commission also wants to make ISDS in TTIP more transparent andaccountable than existing practice, including than that provided for in the current bilateral investment agreements between EU Member States and the US, which TTIP would replace.