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even through the actual words used to describe the services, has implications for issues of access.
Member States is crucial for the creation of measures to combat this phenomenon, which has implications for a number of people and generations.
This is not a purely philosophical discussion; the phenomenon described here has implications, for example in the pharmaceutical industry with regard to experiments on people
where it nevertheless has implications for tandstillingen, due to the fact that,
nature to anything that has happened before, and that has implications for the nature of the IGC which prepares for it.
published in July 1997, which has implications for competition, regional,
above all we should not forget that globalisation also has implications for our own internal European policy.
aren't treated on equal terms, this has implications for a company's ability to successfully attract
However, the Commission draws attention to the fact that the firing of uranium penetrators at land-based targets has implications which are different from those of firing ammunition in the marine environment,
This has implications for the protection of minors,
this is why I can only fully support Mr Veltroni's consideration that all this has implications for democracy, the organisation of Europe
I notice that the social market economy is taken as a guiding principle and has implications for all the policies we implement in the European Union.
because energy security has implications for the economy, which will always feel the initial impact of restrictions,
aren't treated on equal terms, this has implications for a company's ability to successfully attract
bearing in mind that this has implications for food prices, for availability, and also that we
The findings may also have implications for the drug's use as an antidepressant.
Both Acts have implications for the structure of work patterns
It is well known that financial crises have implications for the real economy.
The activities of nuclear power stations and reprocessing plants have implications that go beyond borders.
Of course this had implications for geometry and the notion of dimension of a space.