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Only a few stakeholders were explicitly against a directive, and put forward widely differing arguments.
This applies, for example, to the widely differing laws on security interests to be found in the Community.
Widely differing national rules on financial markets are a barrier to the rapid integration of European stock markets.
FlowHeater is a powerful tool for connecting widely differing data sources and targets using a flexible graphically defined conversion.
Secondly, those that have done so have adopted such different plans orpolicies that they result in widely differing levels of protection for PRM.
The two sides may have widely differing expectations regarding the safety equipment for the minimization of misuse.
At 460 sites in 43 countries worldwide, the company conceives and implements comprehensive,individual logistics solutions for customers from widely differing branches.
This means that it can cope with widely differing applications, from small lathes to grinding machines or complex machining centres.
The Committee notes that environmental MBI havelong been a reality, albeit used in widely differing ways in the individual Member States.
There are widely differing opinions and all positions, from the general and fundamental rejection of any increase in quotas up to and including a 5% increase.
Ensuring that they are universally applicable across such widely differing markets calls for the latest weaving technology and extensive knowledge of processes.
We know that the controls should be used for the prevention of terrorism, butthese controls are causing a lot of anger among passengers owing to the individual airports' widely differing interpretations.
Lastly, there were widely differing results with nominal and real convergence, which could be instructive if analysed in a critical and objective way.
There are many forces(financial lobbies, large Member States, consumers and investors, households,large and small businesses, associations, etc.) and widely differing interests at play.
This complexity is further aggravated by, in some cases, widely differing sets of rules in the individual Member States and their national funding providers.
But I suppose that would highlight the fundamental weakness of economic and monetary union,which is that a single currency is not a sustainable long-term arrangement for a group of widely differing economies with independent governments.
However, given the widely differing views in the Member States about the appropriate levels of the minimum rates, and given that any change would require unanimous agreement, the Commission is not making a proposal at this time.
In the vital existing property refurbishment sector,those who will succeed are developers with the flexibility to address widely differing requirements and the ability to offer intelligent products for sympathetic modernization projects.
This complexity is further aggravated by, in some cases, widely differing sets of rules in the individual Member States and their national funding providers, which, after all, play an important and often decisive role in the support projects.
Whereas cross-border trade, particularly in retail financial products, is still fragmented and hindered by legal and tax barriers,cultural differences and widely differing national laws, especially in the area of consumer protection.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,we in fact find ourselves commenting on decisions already taken and, given the widely differing information on fatalities, crimes and possible war crimes, I believe the European Union ought to propose that the investigation be an international one, if necessary with the involvement of the International Criminal Court.
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For example, the diversity of the services economy andthe variety of issues arising in sometimes widely differing contexts can make a harmonised approach unsuitable while the direct enforcement of Treaty rules requires a case-by-case approach.
Fees and grants for students widely differ across Europe.