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EL: Methodological changes introduced in 2014.
The changes introduced by the Council in general act to clarify the text of the proposed Directive.
For the above-mentioned reasons the Commission can accept these changes introduced by the Council.
Among the changes introduced the ability to see movies.
The development of the present system in recent years reflects the changes introduced by the 1988 and 1994 decisions on own resources.
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Changes introduced in relation to the original organizational and sociotechnical situation.
For more information on the changes introduced by the Act, see our upcoming newsletter.
The changes introduced by the Council help to clarify the terms of the Proposal and, while also restricting its scope to some extent, do not detract from its overall thrust.
Some key aspects of this Common Position reflect changes introduced by the Parliament in its first reading.
The changes introduced by the Council help to clarify the proposal in a number of important areas.
A related press release providing detailed information on the changes introduced in these amending legal acts is available on the ECB's website.
Most changes introduced by the Council are in line with the general objective of the Commission proposal.
Mr President, I support the development of CFSP, including ESDP, and the changes introduced by the Lisbon Treaty to these policy areas.
Several changes introduced by the Council are merely technical details and they can all be accepted by the Commission.
Ms D'Sa expressed her support for the rapporteur's draft opinion,especially in view of the changes introduced after the final study group meeting.
These demographic changes introduced new social strata into Turkish society.
Most changes introduced by the Council result in weakening the position of the regulatory body in comparison with the initial proposal of the Commission.
The Committee took note, however,of a detailed statement by the Community on the changes introduced into the 1984 GSP, and invited the ACP-EEC Sub-Committee on.
Most of the changes introduced by the Council strengthen or clarify the Commission's proposal, without changing its substance.
That set of documentsshall enable the history of the manufacture of each batch and the changes introduced during the development of an investigational medicinal product to be traced.
The changes introduced by the Council are acceptable to the Commission as they are consistent with the objectives of the Commission's proposal and further build upon it.
The most common reasons for the rejection of theamendments by the Council are inconsistency with other changes introduced by the Council, placing of undue administrative burden on industry, competent authorities or the Agency and no clear added value of the amendments.
The changes introduced by the Council, and in particular the deletion of one article, has led to a change in the numbering of the final articles of the Regulation.
Therefore, while it is important to exercise caution in assessing the changes introduced by IFRS 17, I think it is necessary to avoid any further delays in reaching a common set of accounting standards for insurance contracts.
In view of the changes introduced by the Lisbon Treaty, it is necessary to clarify provisions relating to the external representation of the European Union and to adapt the provisions concerning comitology.
Decree-Law No. 74/2006 regulating the changes introduced by the Basic Law on the Education System regarding the new model of organisation of higher education into study cycles.
The changes introduced by the Council's Common Position are acceptable to the Commission, except the removal of"import quotas", the availability of which the Commission would insist upon.
Moreover, a number of temporary changes introduced during the crisis could be the occasion for opening to more stable structural reforms improving the efficiency and effectiveness of specific labour market institutions.
On the other hand, the changes introduced may be perceived as rather arbitrary, primarily reflecting the EU's selective need for evidence while ignoring the administrative burdens they impose on negotiating countries.
The majority of the changes introduced by the Council increase the consistency and coherence of the original Proposal, notably with regard to links, particularly for thresholds, with Directive 2001/18/EC and the Proposal on GM Food and Feed.