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These developments should be considered.
Standardization took place mid of 2007. Future developments should use this standard s88-N.
Further developments should be carefully monitored and analysed by the Commission.
Of course,monthly figures can be volatile and short-term developments should not be overemphasised.
These developments should be opened up to a well publicised national competition.
An expected return to normal external and domestic developments should make it possible to reach 4% average growth in 2003.
These developments should be carefully analysed as they may turn into longer-term trends.
In addition, especially in economies with large external imbalances, labour cost developments should take account of intra-area competitiveness positions.
Developments should start to become self-generating, creating the potential for a virtuous circle.
However, two important developments should be documented briefly.
Developments should provide real benefits and demonstrate environmental and commercial advantages whether in consumer or industrial applications.
Technological progress and scientific developments should be taken into account when implementing this Regulation.
The developments should create a new political momentum and a"new raison d'être" to the EU-Africa dialogue which has been rather slow and tedious until now.
But these positive developments should not blind us to a number of potential threats.
These two developments should stimulate the Fund to claim a new purpose as the world's reserve manager.
However, these new developments should be taken into account at the highest levels,” declares Professor Roulet.
Future changes and developments should give the residents the chance for an active role in the community.
These developments should also drive up the ATX," said Dieter Hengl, commenting on the economic outlook for the coming year.
However, these developments should be seen in the context of very strong growth and a rapid catching-up process with the EU as a whole.
These positive developments should not be overestimated: broadband growth in the best performing Member States shows signs of levelling off.
However, technological developments should not become barriers to trade, but should be interoperable throughout the EU, and accessible by SMEs.
Policy developments should build upon the first phase of that System and be integrated in the second phase, thus paving the way for a Tampere-II agenda.
New trends and technological developments should never overshadow or replace the personal touch and influence that is at the heart of exceptional service.
These developments should make it easier to monitor the cooperation framework and its contribution to the development of the Commission's urban policy.
Local developments should be used and agreed on, not only to reduce costs but also to engage the stakeholders in remote branches in a process of cooperation.
Such developments should also stimulate demand for higher speed and network capacity, which creates the business case for investments in faster networks.
These developments should lead to highly integrated, miniaturised and intelligent products, processes and services combining IT techniques with non-IT technologies bio, energy, environment.
These positive developments should be used to step up the pace to modernise Europe and its economy, thus helping the EU to achieve higher levels of prosperity, further job creation and greater social cohesion.
The ESC feels that these developments should have sounded alarm bells for the European Union's media policy, triggering measures to combat media concentration in Europe, as the ESC has proposed over and over again.
Technological developments should enable the protection of personal data and privacy to be enhanced, from the outset, providing- with the support of public-private dialogue- the means for transparent and accountable law enforcement that should be centred on human protection.