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The third and fifth notes also represents complementary attributes.
Notes also that national security is a competence of the Member States;
The third and fifth notes also represents complementary attributes.
Notes also that 2014 marks the beginning of the deployment phase of the SESAR project;
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Notes also that one of the refusals was transmitted to the European Ombudsman;
Captain James Cook's own notes also mentioned the observation of the natives on the island in connection with Noni.
Notes also that this increase was even higher among low-skilled workers;
The rapporteur notes also the essential fact that Member States fail to follow the common fishing policy.
Notes also that the financial sums affected by irregularities were 5% lower than in 2015;
Notes also that some of their economies are growing at a faster pace than that of the EU;
Notes also that both members of the Agency's senior management team are of the same gender;
Notes also the practical and legal limitations of proposed methods to block online service provision.
Notes also that palm kernel cake is used in the EU for animal feed, especially for fattening dairy and beef cattle;
The EESC notes also that the level of political involvement in the EYPD 2003 at national level varied greatly across countries.
Notes also that the Commission has failed to conduct an independent assessment of the EU anti-money laundering list of high-risk third countries;
Notes also that an individual may request reasonable accommodation measures even if the accessibility duty has been fulfilled;
Notes also that the transfers reduced the EEAS headquarters' budget by EUR 5,1 million and increased the delegation budget by a corresponding amount;
Notes also that that Regulation empowers the Agency to propose to the Commission the technical expertise to regulate drones of all sizes, including the small ones;
Notes also that cross‑European, regional and local transport network modelling can be effective in demonstrating where investment would best deliver European added value;
The Council notes also that ways of further simplifying and reducing unnecessary administrative burdens caused by these schemes should be evaluated.
Notes also that nutrition has a high impact on animal welfare and animal health, and therefore considers that rabbits should have permanent access to a balanced diet with proper fibrous doses;
The Council notes also that the Commission will deliver soon to the government of the Republic of Moldova its key recommendations in view of preparing the country for a deep and comprehensive free trade area.
Notes also that on 9 November 2017 a letter was sent to the Secretary-General of the Council, inviting submission of the Parliament's proposal to the responsible body of the Council in order to launch negotiations under the terms approved by the CoP;
Notes also that the supervisory and single resolution mechanisms have overall been working in this context, and agrees with the Commission that the procedures leading to decisions as to whether or not a bank is‘failing or likely to fail' need to be improved;
Notes also that the use of CPS will have a positive impact on the environment, especially in the fields of agriculture and food supply, notably through the reduced size of machinery and the reduced use of fertilizers, energy and water, as well as through precision farming;
Notes also the deficient economic governance structures in the European Union, whereby this fragmentation impairs the Union's capacity to impose its weight in discussions on the major macroeconomic imbalances, particularly with the United States and China;
Notes also the rapid scale and acceleration of change, with areas converted to palm oil doubling or tripling over one or two decades in those seven principle exporting countries, with up to a 15% loss of forest cover in just over a decade;
Notes also that the urban infrastructure choices made by those responsible for cities will have an impact on cities' capacity to withstand climate change, since more frequent rainfall, flooding and heat waves are likely to be among the challenges that Europe's cities will face as a result of climate change;
The Court notes also that, on devices other than Windows‑based PCs, competing operators of Microsoft have sufficiently large market shares to constitute communication networks whose level of use and attractiveness for users are at least comparable to those of Skype and Microsoft, taken together.
