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We have never applied the kind of economic sanctions- sanctions that affect the Cuban people- that America has imposed.
The European Commission has imposed Wednesday a big fine from EUR 1.06 billion to Intel for putting in place strategies illegal business.
DSW has imposed an unacceptable condition:
I should like to know whether the Commission or the EU has imposed any environmental requirements in granting the funds for the bridge.
a revolutionary new doctrine has imposed itself on the 200 states that comprise the United Nations.
not because the Commission has imposed it, but because these governments have come to this decision about it.
Children can play more safely now the EU has imposed tighter regulation on what toys are made of.
The European Commission has imposed Wednesday a big fine from EUR 1.06 billion to Intel for putting in place strategies illegal business.
Firstly, the date itself of the European Council, which was fixed for 12 and 13 December, has imposed upon us an extremely tight schedule.
the International Maritime Organisation has imposed, under MARPOL Annex VI, various requirements on the amount of sulphur in different regions.
It is not simple because Greece has incorporated the directive properly and has imposed fines on the broadcasting organizations which break the rules.
What action is the Commission taking to bring about the lifting by Spain of the extra import charge it has imposed on fish from the Community,
In spite of the restrictions the resigning Commission has imposed in terms of new legislative initiatives,
While the government has imposed a ban of the TOR network
spoken of a country which has imposed a reign of fear, where basic freedoms are severely restricted,
The Court of Justice shall have unlimited jurisdiction within the meaning of Article 172 of the Treaty to review decisions whereby the Commission has imposed a fine; it may cancel, reduce or increase the fine.
Germany has imposed its positions: all the EU Member States will participate in this project, designed to be
All too often, in fact, it is Europe that has imposed the themes of the Euro-Mediterranean agenda by giving precedence,
That would comply with the principle of prevention that the Union has imposed in environmental matters
listed in Article 4(1) of Decision 75/420/EEC, has imposed the need to take into account the existence of new organizations representing commerce at Community level.