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However, the Annex should remain in force until implementing rules are adopted.
The time limits set in the provisions to be adapted should remain in force.
Authorisations granted to self-handlers should remain in force for as long as the criteria for granting them are complied with by the self-handler.
Until criteria of purity and methods of analysis have been drawn up, national provisions should remain in force;
Article 7- The entitlements of workers under the employment contract should remain in force, irrespective of whether or not they have a residence or work permit.
However, Commission decisions adopted andauthorisations by supervisory authorities based on Directive 95/46/EC should remain in force.
It is necessary to provide that measures should remain in force only for as long as it is necessary to counteract the subsidies or unfair pricing practices causing injury.
Those that deal with targets andreporting for 2010 should remain in force until the end of 2011.
Though the Doha Round negotiations have been suspended, the maritime standstill agreement(preventing new protectionist measures by WTO member states) should remain in force.
Whereas Regulation(EEC) No 2241/87 should be repealed, exception being made, however,for Article 5 which should remain in force, pending the adoption of the lists referred to in Article 6(2) of this Regulation;
Temporary withdrawal of all tariff preferences in respect of imports of products originating in Myanmar should remain in force.
To avoid a gap, the preventive action plans and emergency plans drawn up under Regulation(EC)No 994/2010 should remain in force until the new preventive action plans and emergency plans draw up under this Regulation are adopted for the first time.
To enable the economic operators to make long-term investment decisions the proposed suspensions should remain in force for 10 years.
Council Regulation(EEC) No 2392/86 of 24 July 1986 establishing a Community vineyard register(46), as last amended by Regulation(EC)No 1631/98(47), should remain in force to enable those Member States who are still in the process of compiling it to complete the task; however, provision should be made for its subsequent amendment or repeal;
Give the relative sizes of the countries acceding and the number of persons potentially involved these,albeit temporary measures should remain in force for a substantial period.
Certain provisions of the acts repealed by this Directive should remain in force in order to ensure the continuance of existing air quality limits for nitrogen dioxide until they are replaced from 1 January 2010, the continuance of air quality reporting provisions until new implementing measures are adopted, and the continuance of obligations relating to the preliminary assessments of air quality required under Directive 2004/107/EC.
Given the number of countries acceding and the number of persons potentially involved these,albeit temporary measures, should remain in force for a substantial period.
Council Regulation(EEC) No 3541/92 of 7 December 1992 prohibiting the satisfying of Iraqi claims with regard to contracts and transactions, the performance of which was affected by United NationsSecurity Council Resolution 661(1990) and related resolutions(3) should remain in force.
So as to allow a reasonable period for those measures to be adopted and for operators to adapt to the new rules, some of the Council provisions repealed by Article 81 of Regulation(EC)No 1493/1999 should remain in force for a further brief transitional period.
On the basis of the above, it is concluded that the review should be terminated and the anti-dumping measures imposed by Regulation(EC) No 1784/2000 on imports of the product concerned originating in Brazil, the Czech Republic, Japan, the People's Republic of China,the Republic of Korea and Thailand should remain in force, without changing the level of the measures for the exporting producers in the countries concerned.
To ensure greater legal certainty, the provisions concerning the functioning of IMI that are being repealed and those remaining in force should be set out in the articles of the proposal, rather than in the recitals.