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At any time you can amend or withdraw your consent.
OPINION OF MR POIARES MADURO- CASE C-426/05 decisions of the regulatory authority which may amend or withdraw such obligations.
Where necessary, they shall amend or withdraw the authorisation in accordance with Directive 91/414/EEC before 31 March 2003.
In that case, the Commission may amend or withdraw its request.
The Commission may amend or withdraw its decision if the conditions on the basis of which the decision has been taken are no longer fulfilled.
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After such review, the Commission may decide to maintain, amend or withdraw its proposal.
Amend or withdraw its draft measure taking utmost account of the Commission's notification referred to in paragraph 1 and of BEREC's opinion and advice;
the Member State or the designated competent authority concerned amend or withdraw that decision.
In particular they shall, in accordance with Directive 91/414/EEC, where necessary, amend or withdraw existing authorisations for plant-protection products containing isoproturon as active substance by that date.
the Commission may request that the national regulatory authority concerned amend or withdraw the decision to grant an exemption.
where necessary, amend or withdraw existing authorisations for plant protection products containing lambda-cyhalothrin as an active substance by that date.
the Member State concerned amend or withdraw the decision to grant an exemption.
where necessary, amend or withdraw existing authorisations for plant protection products containing[certain chemicals] as active substances by 31 August 2006.
the regulatory authority or the Member State concerned amend or withdraw the decision to grant an exemption.
In that case, the Commission may within three days amend or withdraw its request or convene the Member State or the competent authority
the Member State or the designated competent authority concerned amend or withdraw the decision to grant a derogation.
maintain, amend or withdraw obligations, in accordance with Articles 236 and 327 of this Directive 2002/21/EC Framework Directive.
at least 12 cases, but only in three of these did the Commission in fact amend or withdraw its draft decision.
maintain, amend or withdraw obligations, in accordance with Articles 236 and 32 7 of Directive 2002/21/EC(Framework Directive), ð applying, if appropriate, the provisions of Article 77.
decided whether we want to maintain, amend or withdraw them.
In that case, the Commission may within three days amend or withdraw its request or, in order to consider the issue, convene the competent authority
may decide to maintain, amend or withdraw the draft.
It follows that decisions of the regulatory authority adopted on the basis of Article 16(3) of the Framework Directive which amend or withdraw obligations to grant access previously imposed on the undertaking having significant market power are liable to affect the corresponding rights conferred by Community law.
of Directive 2002/21/EC(Framework Directive) to determine whether to maintain, amend or withdraw these obligations.
on the relevant market, it may amend or withdraw the conditions with respect to those operators,
electronic communications networks and services] to determine whether to maintain, amend or withdraw these obligations.
CASE C-361/06 protection products containing that active substance comply with the conditions relating to ethofumesate set out in that Annex and, if necessary, amend or withdraw those authorisations before 1 September 2003;
to determine whether to maintain, amend or withdraw the conditions applied.
Article 4 of the Framework Directive grants it a right of appeal against a decision of the regulatory authority to maintain, amend or withdraw specific obligations imposed on an undertaking having significant market power, then, by necessary implication, that right of appeal must be effective.
They may be amended or withdrawn.