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In this connection the Commision has discussed the question of labelling.
I know they are slightly off-track and perhaps Parliament has discussed this.
Dover(1980) has discussed the more likely areas of employment where commuting could be reduced.
You should not breast-feed while taking SOMAVERT unless your doctor has discussed this with you.
He has discussed things, proved to be receptive to the criticisms and fears expressed in certain quarters.
Although this is the first time that Parliament has discussed gender budgeting, it is by no means a new concept.
This Parliament will not, therefore,be content with simply saying yes or no to what the Council has discussed.
No one, however, has discussed what we can offer the citizens of our own countries where we were elected.
It's even something that the Bank of England's Andy Haldane has discussed in the context of setting negative rates.
April, 1979», who has discussed these problems with about twenty professors from widely scattered universities.
In a recent and world-ranging study[1] Professor Baron has discussed the historical development of school councils.
The Commission has discussed these issues, over the past year in particular, with the Member States and with Parliament.
But you asked me whether the European Council has discussed this issue and I have told you that it has not.
Parliament has discussed and approved your report on ECHO, and indeed we approved a document of yours at the beginning of this year.
On more than one occasion,the Union has expressed its concern about this issue and has discussed it with the Sudanese Government.
Even the Catholic Church itself has discussed and"screaming" in order to point out the deficiencies of the visible lack of ethics in the media.
On behalf of the PSE Group.-(DE) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,this is not the first time Parliament has discussed the situation in Gaza, and it is unlikely to be the last.
In this light, the Group has discussed which of its recommendations it believes should have priority in such an EU Company Law Action Plan.
Shulamit Volkov almost has to laugh at her own choice of words; they sound so simple, butnevertheless summarize so fittingly what the new Allianz visiting professor has discussed over the last hour.
The European Parliament has discussed human rights in contexts where governments are tempted to set them aside- in the struggle against terrorism.
The Ecofin Council will examine the possibility of formally adopting theBEPGs immediately after the June European Council has discussed a conclusion on them, and will provide for their rapid publication.
The Commission has discussed with Member States the issue of child-resistant lighters for several years, and proposed legislation in July 2005.
I would thus like to tell him that we should perhaps wait until the Council has discussed this Charter, and then we will be able to see whether we can proceed further, and more quickly.
When the Commission has discussed the proposal with the Member States and finds that the proposal can be accepted, the Member States vote on the Commission proposal in a Technical Progress Committee TPC.
I would like to recall the important work President Delors produced work on this subject,which Parliament has discussed on many occasions. The issue has been on the table for six or seven European Councils and nothing has been done.
Footnotes:[1] This author has discussed in great detail the position and role of the Sunnah in Islam in his The Authority and Importance of the Sunnah Denver, CO: Al-Basheer Company, 2000.
The mayor of Trenèín Branislav Celler has discussed several topics with a minister of agriculture of SR Zdenka Kramplova during theirwork meeting.
In particular, feminist epistemology has discussed the asymmetrical relationship between researcher and participant, thinking through participatory methodology.
I am pleased tonote that the Parliament's Constitutional Affairs committee has discussed at length and with great care the implications of the common foreign and security policy for the functioning of the institutions, and in particular of the Council.
This proposal, based on studies and research that the Commission has discussed with Member States, industry and other interested parties, would add specific blind spot reduction requirements to the existing Directive on rear-view mirrors, as last amended in 1988.
