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Option 1 would be implemented through new law.
Thirdly, it was also feared that the code would be implemented in secret.
This mechanism would be implemented by high-level representatives of the Member States.
The same document also announced a number of action lines that would be implemented.
These would be implemented for a limited number of customers for a few hours at a time.
Nor has sufficient attention been given to how this would be implemented in practice.
All proposed actions would be implemented within existing financial resources.
The secretary-general informed the Bureau that the full language regime would be implemented from 1 October.
Common strategies would be implemented in particular through joint actions and common positions.
It re-emphasised the EU's expectation that the Plan would be implemented immediately and in full.
Water policy would be implemented on the basis of river basin management plans rather than according to political or administrative divisions.
Finally, the rapporteur hoped that future Community action on commerce would be implemented quickly.
The activities would be implemented primarily through programmes managed by communication and promotion professionals with proven knowledge of the target markets.
Under this initiative, the Convention's rules on export notification would be implemented with certain adaptations.
There is no explanation of how this would be implemented, no impact assessment has been given to show that it works and no means to show how this would be paid for.
The costs on automation would greatly vary depending on the number of automated gates that would be implemented.
With regard to the annual work programmes through which the programme would be implemented, he wondered who would determine their content.
The draft opinion was not opposed to the Commission's amendment, butcontained some concern about how the amended directive would be implemented.
The ECR Group is concerned about how effectively this proposal would be implemented and what message this anomaly sends out to the EU public about how we make law here.
Just think how solemn the Heads of State orGovernment were in Gothenburg in 2001 in their assurances that Natura 2000 would be implemented.
Even if the European Commission came up with concrete binding legislation tomorrow, it would be implemented not in calm conditions but in a stormy and possibly hysterical atmosphere.
That means countries like Ireland, which has no major arms industry,will have little say in how the EU arms policy would be implemented.
It was agreed all that time ago that this would be implemented without awaiting the outcome of the discussion on other aspects of the Cyprus problem, or be used as a bargaining chip in dealing with other Cypriot issues.
But the Commission does not exclude specific situations where a project would be implemented mainly outside Belarus.
The Committee is however of the view that, whilst the plan is necessarily ambitious in its objectives, the real impact of the proposals made could be questioned,in particular in view of the absence of concrete indications of how the measures it proposes would be implemented.
Under this approach, requirements would be defined by committee and projects would be implemented by a public procurement procedure.
On reproductive health in general, I want to state that the European Union will unstintingly work to ensure that the rights to reproductive health care andservices accepted in all basic documents of the major UN conferences would be implemented.
Comparative assessment could become a(minor)factor contributing to fragmented markets for PPP in Europe, if it would be implemented very differently between neighbouring Member States.
The European Parliament elections next spring will result in a long pause in the drafting process, andthe possible entry-into-force of the Lisbon Treaty means that the budget would have been drafted under rules that are different from those under which it would be implemented.
In October 2011, the Danish government announced that it would notgo ahead with the plans and that customs controls would be implemented in line with EU rules on free movement and the Schengen acquis.