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The ingredients need to be pointed out in the item's label.
It needs to be pointed out, however, that this political experiment is controlled by introduction of brakes as regards institutions, financing and legislation.
The active ingredients need to be pointed out in the item's label.
It also needs to be pointed out that rape is a form of genocide and recognised as such by the international community.
In many waysthat is more than enough to set them above competing products, but there are even more benefits that need to be pointed out.
The active ingredients need to be pointed out in the product's label.
It needs to be pointed out, however, that the member states have fixed borders, which cannot be changed without their consent.
I also think that it needs to be pointed out how many countries are included in the Annex.
It needs to be pointed out, however, that the tendency to perceive the world from the perspective of medieval solutions, with an unclear or nonexistent idea of sovereignty, is not an isolated concept.
This has to improve according to Mr Stoiber and needs to be pointed out clearly by Commission and Parliament in their contacts with the concerned countries.
It needs to be pointed out that the effectiveness of the draft Regulation, like the other measures approved, depends essentially on solidarity between the EU Member States and their willingness to cooperate.
There is one more thing that needs to be pointed out, and this is mainly that in view of China's policy in Africa the individual EU Member States should overcome their disagreements.
It needs to be pointed out that the reviewed action plan addresses the suggestions made by the General Affairs Council in 2011, which were connected with the proposed review of the Strategy for the Baltic Sea region.
In this context, it needs to be pointed out that the compliance costs with the Cableways Directive are higher than if a product had not to ensure this compliance.
It needs to be pointed out, however, that despite what the report indicated, the role of the European institutions, and mainly of the European Commission, will not be as problematic from the point of view of strategy implementation.
As far as the second part is concerned,it needs to be pointed out that, since the entry into force of Directive 71/304/EEC, the case law of the Court in matters relating to freedom to provide services has changed substantially.
Thirdly, it needs to be pointed out that bodies of national central banks which adopt instructions for the governor regarding the manner in which he is expected to act in the individual cases discussed by the Governing Council, will act as bodies inside the system.
As regards the substantive aspect of the judgment,it needs to be pointed out that the applicant Association has based its allegations on the conviction that"ritual slaughter of animals as one of the elements of Judaic religious practice is subject to protection as a form of manifesting religion, in accordance with Article 53(2) of the Constitution" p.
It also needs to be pointed out here today, however, that before the economic crisis, in various elections in which there was a low turnout, Europeans were also showing signs of a growing disinterest and distance from the European institutions.
It needs to be pointed out that the assumptions of European integration and new regionalism, despite the fact that they initially seemed to be convergent and leading to identical targets, over time have proven to be concepts that cannot be treated jointly.
At the same time, it needs to be pointed out that the element which delineates the borders of macro-regional strategy's influence is the market, because given the lack of possibilities to regulate it, macro-regional strategies will be the next step to achieve cohesion.
It needs to be pointed out, however, that in the reviewed action plan of the strategy for the Baltic Sea region,being the specification of actions taken, the MLG concept is indicated as a priority horizontal activity that should be strived for during the strategy's implementation.
It needs to be pointed out that the reason this debate has turned out the way it has, and the fact that we are discussing several reports at once, is no accident. It is because neither the topics nor individual issues can be separated if we want a serious discussion about European policy over the coming years.
It needs to be pointed out, however, that the regulation adopted on 22nd April 2013 stipulates that the funds for implementation of macro-regional strategies constitute“part of comprehensive strategic planning as part of cohesion policy programmes in regions and member states[emphasis added by the author] to which they apply.
It is also to be pointed out that the discretion accorded to the Member States is thus wider under the second subparagraph of Article 4(5) of the Sixth Directive than it is for transpos-ition of the third subparagraph where the activities, which are required in principle to be subject to tax, are established in advance by the Community legislature.
In that regard, it needs to be pointed out that, as rightly submitted by Arcor and, more generally, the Lithuanian Government, it is apparent from recital 11 in the preamble to Regulation No 2887/2000 as well as Articles 3(2) and(3) and 4(3) of that regulation that the NRAs must ensure the application of rates for access to the local loop in transparent, fair and non-discriminatory conditions.