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there are conflicting interpretations of the recent rulings from the Court of Justice and their implications for the protection of workers
the provision of services in society, and their implications for improvements in living and working conditions.
it is important to understand the statements- and their implications for the short and long term.
where we have done this we will discus the techniques used and their implications for our design.
The Commission shall report to the Council on such cases and their implications for the treatment of such agreements
The Commission shall report to the Council on such cases and their implications for the treatment of such agreements
environmental policy together with their implications for industrial and energy policy.
in H. Bockelmann et als.( eds): Current Issues in Fiscal Policy and their Implications for the Conduct of Monetary Policy, Bank for International Settlements,
can any conclusions be drawn about their implications for the regions?
are drafted in obscure terms which prevent a normal reader from immediately grasping all their implications, in particular as regards their retroactive application.
including developments in Central and Eastern Europe and their implications for the dialogue between North Korea
taking into account their implications, have a cross-disciplinary dimension
between now and summer 2001, will take account of all proposals and views about the long term aims of European construction and their implications for organising European policy.
where applicable, their implications for the mutual consistency of assistance from the different Funds
including recent events in Europe and their implications for the political and institutional structure of Europe,
Identifiy the impact of different legal sources and their implication for core concept.
I would like to deal with the proposed Amendments Nos 17 and 18 and their implication of reintroducing the priority rules from Directive 95/19.
conducted a thorough analysis of their implications for monetary policy.
The Habitats Directive requires all projects likely to have a significant impact on a Natura 2000 site to undergo an assessment of their implications on the site.
Rather, monetary developments are thoroughly analysed, in conjunction with other indicators in order to ascertain their implications for the risks to price stability over the medium term.