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Mr Burani drew attention to the implications of point 5.10.
There are members of this court who are willing to sell details of your life to the highest bidder, giving no thought to the implications for your safety.
Inshore fishermen are very vulnerable to the implications of the designation of Special Areas of Conservation.
like Svante Öberg, could see change tendencies pointing in different directions with regard to the implications for monetary policy.
insensitive to the implications of its behaviour for its partners in Europe.
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As to the implications of this report, the rapporteur is calling for a review of the Directive on the posting of workers,
In preparing this report, the Group has had particular regard to the implications of enlargement.
Otherwise we would be deceiving ourselves as to the implications of technology, its claims to neutrality, the reversibility of its consequences.
networks as well as to the implications of these for firms' strategic decision-making.
I am extremely anxious about the wariness displayed by Member States with regard to the implications in terms of their own tax
Furthermore, due consideration must be given to the implications of enforcement whereby the imposition of the non-interest bearing deposit
John Calvin, a second-generation Reformer, gave greater attention to the implications of the gospel for society.
Given, to some extent, the growing resistance to the implications of this proposal among those involved,
information on request and within a reasonable period as to the implications of a change of job for supplementary pension rights.
It is important to give very careful consideration to the implications of increased centralisation of the European Union
who have displayed great arrogance and total insensitivity to the implications of their behaviour for their fellow EU Member States, not least Ireland.
At the same time, however, consideration must be given to the implications which action to reduce emissions must have for the coal-mining regions of the Member States.
consideration also being given to the implications of regional coherence and reciprocity.
Considerable attention has been given to the implications of this for equipping the supply side of European production
development cooperation with regard to the implications of sustainable development,
In earlier opinions, the EESC14 has drawn attention to the implications for the employment of young women
it may seek the advice of the Radio Spectrum Policy Group with regard to the implications of any such standard
Considerable attention has been given to the implications of a knowledge-based economy for equipping the supply side of European production
transferring defence-related products within the Community, due consideration should be given to the implications this can have for third countries,
And we tried to draw your attention, in these three reports and in others, to the implications of the political decisions regarding employment in regions that are dependent on fishing,
More thorough consider ation needs to be given here to the implications of the conclusions of NATO's North Atlantic Council meet ing on 3 June 1996,