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History can only be based on reports.
Such opposition in the context of prudential supervision in the sense of Article 58(1)(b), however, can only be based on grounds of public interest.
Shared goals can only be based on shared values.
it must not only be based on technological developments.
Real change can only be based on effective policy implementation.
as well as the expectations of various groups of shareholders all result in effective cooperation which can only be based on dialogue- two-way communication.
Social distinctions can only be based on the common ground.
Cooperation can only be based on reciprocity, however, and for this reason we strongly urge the Commission President,
Measurement of the progress can only be based on reliable data
In the light of the results of the European Parliament's special committee on secret CIA flights Washington should have been clearly told that progress in transatlantic cooperation on the fight against terrorism can only be based on compliance with Article 6 of the EU Treaty and full respect for human rights.
Measurement of the progress can only be based on reliable data
marriage annulement may only be based on specific grounds of jurisdiction.
It seems that any compatibility assessment can only be based on Article 87(3)(c) EC Treaty.
However, they should not only be based not on quantitative but also on qualitative
Solidarity is to be expected between Member States but this can only be based on trust and respect of common commitments and rules.
A change in dose should only be based on a consistent change in the patient's body weight over time.
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.- Mr President, I would like to thank all those colleagues who have reminded me that thinking on human rights can only be based on a non-discriminatory treatment of all violations of human rights, wherever they happen.
Instead, the debate should only be based on data and analyses delivered by verifiable scientific studies.
catches of each country) should not only be based on an average of the values applied in the Member States, but should also take
For this reason research can only be based on secondary sources that originated before the war from original records.
Unfortunately, all information concerning the yacht's position in the respective race phases can only be based on short text messages sent via mobile telephone which looses signal miles from the shore.
The Annual Report continues“new partnerships will not only be based on technology or the relevance to our financial ecosystem”
States to safeguard measures, which according to the legislation must only be based on new or additional scientific evidence with regards to the health
So an efficient standardisation system can only be based on a close partnership between the regulator,
The decision to lift internal border controls with Romania and Bulgaria must not only be based on the technical evaluation
In this type of exhaust systems muting the engine can only be based on the interception of sound,
The assessment as to whether the injury suffered by the Community industry was material cannot only be based on the profitability nor can it be based on a comparison of profitability between 1996 and the IP.
dissuasive penalty system can only be based on clear, transparent
In addition, the assessment as to whether the injury suffered by the Community industry was material cannot only be based on profitability nor can it be based on a comparison of profitability between 1996 up to the IP.
we know that it can only be based on the laws of its country,