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Target refers to a revised definition of the aggregate.
we have a revised framework.
The Commission has not, therefore, submitted a revised proposal.
The Commission subsequently adopted a revised version of the decision.
A revised Foreign Investment Law 6.
A revised"Catalogue of Monitoring Systems Relating to Health and Safety in Europe" will be published.
The book was a revised and expanded version of his 1896 doctoral thesis.
Subsequently the Member State concerned may submit a revised national programme.
He will need to apply for a revised Special Transit Permit, which at this point may be very difficult to acquire.
A revised national programme for the adoption of the acquis, with clearly defined targets, is expected to constitute Turkey's planned response to the new partnership.
Prevention, therefore, is the key issue for a revised, efficiency-orientated health policy
This was a revised and very much enlarged edition of Introduction to mathematical logic which Church published twelve years earlier in 1944.
In addition, a revised'Law on faith and religious organisations? is threatening to drastically limit freedom of religion.
The pur pose is to draw up a revised and consolidated version of Council Regulation(EC) No 3284/94. OJ L288.
It welcomed the un dertaking to present a revised and enhanced pre-accession strategy for Bulgaria
Following the consulutions referred to in paragraph 1 the Commission may submit a revised or extended proposal to the EDF Committee at one of iu subsequent meetings.
One of our main aims at the summit is to agree a revised joint action plan to reflect these objectives.
He will need to apply for a revised Special Transit Permit, which at this point may be very difficult to acquire.
arrange with creditors to freeze interest and accept a revised monthly payment.
based on UNEP and a revised and strengthened version of its mandate.