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The team will continue to be based in Rennes, France.
Monitoring and evaluation of the Directive at EU level will continue to be based on specific indicators.
The CAP must continue to be based on its two pillars.
Participation of the EEA countries in the cross-border cooperation programmes should continue to be based on their own resources.
The company will continue to be based in Switzerland.
Participation of the European EconomicArea countries in the CBC programmes should continue to be based on their own resources.
CSR must continue to be based on a voluntary, not an obligatory system.
Of course, remuneration levels should continue to be based on performance.
The process must continue to be based on public and recognised rule of law standards.
It is one of the EU's neighbours and relations between the EU andthe Republic of Moldova must continue to be based on good neighbourliness.
Cost recognition will continue to be based on the clearance of accounts procedure. The Commission accepts this recommendation.
Duke and Duchess's official office will continue to be based at Kensington Palace.”.
The development of the axes would continue to be based on national logic neglecting the needs of international movements along the whole axis and setting up master plans for the axes would not be likely.
Member states want to ensure that the requirements set out in this regulation continue to be based on the latest available scientific evidence.
The Oribe business will continue to be based in New York City under current management, reporting to Kao Salon Division.
Of the three options, the Commission considers that the first, gradually developing the current approach, would not be sufficient,notably because progress would continue to be based on voluntary agreement between 27 national regulators which often have different interests.
In the Commission's view, work on this matter should continue to be based solely on technical criteria, and it therefore feels that the procedural rules should, in any event, continue to guarantee a high level of safety and effectiveness.
The European Economic and Social Committee(EESC)believes that the forestry strategy and its implementation should continue to be based on the subsidiarity principle, and on the concept of economically, ecologically, socially and culturally sustainable forestry.
The award of the title of European Capital of Culture should continue to be based on a cultural programme created specifically for the European Capital of Culture year and which should have a very strong European dimension, but this programme must be part of a longer-term strategy.
Whereas further Community activity in this field must continue to be based on a pragmatic approach which is consistent with the principle of subsidiarity;
The EESC believes that the forestry strategy and its implementation should continue to be based on the subsidiarity principle, and on the concept of economically, ecologically, socially and culturally sustainable forestry.
As a result, such a definition is not currently possible andPriority Projects should continue to be based on political agreements between the Council and the European Parliament based on the best available evidence.(25) SR No 10/2010, paragraph 34; SR 3/2010, paragraph 60; SR No 6/2010.
The system continues to be based on an oversized hospital sector.
Our philosophy continues to be based on our core concept;
The EU accession process continues to be based on established criteria, fair and rigorous conditionality, and the principle of own merits.
We know from the past that these gains willbe lost again if economic growth continues to be based on traditional, environmentally damaging activities,” says Gordon McInnes, EEA interim executive director.
For ERF II the definition of target groups has not changed significantly(1)and the allocation of funds continues to be based on statistics produced by Eurostat(2) and those statistics have not yet been harmonised.
The responsibilities of the Commission and the Member States are described in greater detail for ERF II, Ń the selection criteria have not changed, Ń deadlines for the submission of relevant documentation have been extended,Ń the distribution of funds continues to be based mainly on statistical data on refugees and asylum seekers.
Its main features are these: a the CAP continues to be based on two pillars with the same functions as now, b the distribution of funds between the 1st and 2nd pillars in a ratio of 3:1 is also confirmed, c the trend accelerates under the 1st pillar, both among Member States and within each Member State, towards area-based payments that are the same throughout the EU.