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means of numerical and conceptual exaggeration be redefined as active perpetrators, are potential perpetrators in Goldhagen's eyes.
the European Central Bank's mission and powers must be redefined.
Viewed this way, sustainable development should be redefined as“development that meets the needs of the present while safeguarding the Earth's life-support system,
These relations must indeed be redefined and in this respect the Euro-Mediterranean partnership could lead to the creation of a new community,
so the objectives set out in Regulation(EC) No 1260/99 should be redefined.
training may have to be redefined, responding to more sophisticated needs such as better awareness of the opportunities
but they cannot be redefined by anybody as religious martyrs.
The scope of the directive must be redefined in order to ensure that it reflects the new situation on the market
He thought that the EESC's role would have to be redefined in the light of the provisions of new Article 11 of the Treaty on European Union, which mentioned the principle of participatory democracy.
the print runs of this publication had to be redefined to take account of the not-too-distant prospect of the accession of several new Member States.
responsibilities must be redefined and fine-tuned, and that any transfer of powers must be flanked by appropriate institutional instruments for effective decision-making.
so roles and responsibilities must be redefined and positive attitudes to lifelong learning should be created both in individuals
private sector must be redefined, and stakeholder(producer associations,
Madam President, I believe the region can also be redefined on the basis of energy areas, and not only on
that the role of the various officials responsible for control should be redefined.
the responsibilities of each of these players will therefore have to be redefined in order to ensure security of supply for gas users.
In this context the EU target of raising the share of manufacturing industry to 20% of European GNP should be redefined, taking account of the added value of business services.
the scope of the admissible guarantees should be redefined.
provided by the system established under the Galileo programme should be redefined in view of changing user expectations;
the terms of trade- of which we are victims rather than beneficiaries today- must be redefined.