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It is the first annual report of this new pre-accession instrument, which has been set up as part of the Agenda 2000.
The EU Enforcement Group, which has been set up under Council Regulation(EC)
The continuity of The Princes'Award will be en sured by The Princes' Award Foundation, which has been set up in January 1997.
The so-called high level committee which has been set up by the government must work with speed and credibility.
I greatly welcome the fact that six Member States of the European Union are connected with this global network on missing children, which has been set up on an American initiative.
This weakness is being addressed by the ETF Start-up Facility, which has been set up to strengthen the availability of seed and early stage financing, through investment in specialised venture capital funds.
I would like to commend the efforts of the Euro Changeover Board which has been set up to oversee this informative task.
The Committee would therefore like to see a strengthening of the machinery which has been set up at various levels(national, European, global)
The co-ordination of this information will be the responsibility of the counterfeiting analysis centre which has been set up under the auspices of the European Central Bank.
There is also a network of national contact points which has been set up to improve access to information for enterprises
in particular in the Contact Committee, which has been set up, inter alia, to discuss questions pertaining to the Directive.
In the same way as for the special scheme which has been set up for electronic commerce supplies, such an exchange of information should be built within the legal framework on VAT administrative cooperation(Council Regulation(EC)
by the former minister, Ahmed Taleb, which has been set up in full compliance with current legislation.
Productive Seas and Oceans' which has been set up to allow Member States to align their national marine research programmes.
application forms are the National Agencies, which have been set up in every participating country.
We welcome the main priorities for next year's budget which have been set up with regard to the EU's new employment initiative
In January 2001 the national inspectorate for data protection, which had been set up in March 2000, started operating.
when it replaced the Europol Drugs Unit(EDU), which had been set up on a provisional basis in 1995.
National competition authorities, which have been set up in all Member States,
Commissioner Oreja presented the report of the Group which had been set up in 1997 to consider in particular the following three questions.
Which have been set up at the instigation of the producers themselves with a view to achieving, in the sector producing raspberries for processing, the objectives referred to in Article 13(1)(a)
in writing.-(SV) We welcome the main priorities for next year's budget which have been set up with regard to the EU's new employment initiative
to introduce the same regimes for similar affiliations of credit institutions which have been set up later on their territories.
He had left her service, and in 1819 he gave evidence to the"Milan commission", which had been set up by the Vice-Chancellor John Leach on the instructions of Prince George to gather evidence of Caroline's adultery.
Which have been set up at the instigation of the producers themselves with a view to achleving, in the nut
Some standards bearing the image of Tiberius, which had been set up by him in Jerusalem, caused an outbreak which would have ended in a massacre had not Pilate given way.
Finland both aim to ensure that the national systems which have been set up respect provisions in the Directive safeguarding the internal market.
of all the new working parties which have been set up, eight of them in 1996.
non-profit making associations are used which have been set up by officials or officials' acquaintances.