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We are happy to discuss possible options with you.
And has met with several companies to discuss possible.
Police declined to discuss possible motives for the shooting at the Centre Culturel Islamique de Québec.
If you're open to it, we would like to discuss Possible trade opportunities.
The presidency will convene an extraordinary meeting of the Transport,Telecommunications and Energy Council in order to discuss possible new measures.
Last month, the two sides held their first meeting to discuss possible amendments to the deal at Washington's request.
If you suspect a prescribed medicine is causing the symptoms, or making them worse,see your doctor to discuss possible alternatives.
Your doctor will use this information to discuss possible medical issues in your and your family's future and preventive steps you may need to take now.
We will meet with you for an initial, free consultation to discuss possible collaborations.
Set up a Working Group to discuss possible'descriptors'(light indicators) for the priorities of participation, volunteering, creativity and youth in the world, as well as for NEETs(youngsters Not in Education, Employment or Training).
We have tried to propose several possibilities for trialogue meetings to discuss possible compromises.
Republican senators met on Thursday withWhite house officials of high rank, to discuss possible strategy in relation to the process of impeachment of the President of Donald trump if he reaches the U.S. Senate.
Please be ensured that if a risk of deliveries disruption is identified,we will immediately contact you in order to discuss possible solutions.
In January of this year, the Commission organised a multi-stakeholder meeting to discuss possible options to ensure the ban's full implementation across the EU.
Archbishop of Freiburg Robert Zollitsch(pictured), who chairs the German Bishops' Conference,called for the change at the end of a four day meeting to discuss possible reforms.
We further call upon designers and manufacturers to consult with the World Blind Union, our members and partners in order to discuss possible implications of proposed design change so that issues which may be identified can be dealt with in the early stages.
A very recent(March 2018) evidence of success(indirect impact of the CoE network) took place in African Atlantic Facade(AAF) region, where the National Focal Point of Burkina Faso, informed by his authorities about the theft of Radiological materialin the country, immediately informed the National Focal Point of Mali in order to discuss possible measures to address the issue and activate border cooperation via the CoE.
The Commission services also established a CRD working group(CRDWG)with members nominated by the EBC to discuss possible improvements to the current legislative text; the CRDWG met in November 2007, January, February and March 2008.
Recent events involving civil society links have been the very successful"Year of people-to-people exchanges" in 2005, the establishment of two EU Centres in Japan2 in the Tokyo3 area and in Kansai4 and a joint symposium in Brussels in April 2006 to discuss progress made in the"Shaping our commonfuture" action plan so far and to discuss possible changes needed to it to allow for the changing situations in Japan, the EU and elsewhere.
Additionally, the Commission organised several experts' meetings to discuss possible amendments to the Directive: a meeting with judges, academics, UNHCR and a selected number of experts from MS on 26.06.2008; two meetings with MS(one at experts' level on 19.11.2008 and another one in the context of the Committee on Immigration and Asylum on 12.12.2008) and two meetings with NGOs, on 8.1.2009 and 23.2.2009.
In May and October, an informal working group of national Parliaments met in Warsaw andin Luxembourg respectively to discuss possible improvements to the mechanism.